Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Chances are you’ve already laid eyes on Sarah Jessica Parker‘s look from the Moscow premiere of her new movie I Don’t Know How She Does It. Even though the Giambattista Valli couture gown and matching cape was a show-stopper, her shoes garnered most of the attention. These Christian Louboutin Lion Paw Pumps are obviously not to be missed – have you seen anything quite like them before?
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
“Christian Dior is the best way to transmit the values and culture of France,” proclaimed Bernard Arnault, chief of LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, on Tuesday night at the grand opening of a lavish Dior exhibition in Russia. I see someone’s trying to wipe clean the memory of a recent incident in which Dior might not have been the best representation of French ideals… Regardless, it was a stunning night of beautiful fashionites, plus many art buffs for their first time get an emotional taste of the artistry of Haute Couture.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Karl Lagerfeld, who unveiled the pre-fall Chanel collection in Paris last December, is heading to Moscow for an encore showing on May 29 at the Maly Theater. A party to inaugurate a temporary Chanel boutique at the multi-brand boutique Podium will follow the runway outing.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
The most expensive city in the world, Moscow has seen a downgrade in its available fashions. Once a home to all big luxury retailers, the time has come for many to move on.
Designers are closing their Russian outposts and retreating from Moscow after months of disappointing sales, with Stella McCartney, Alexander McQueen and Vivienne Westwood among those forced to pull down the shutters. This includes other Euorpean designers such as Dior and Chanel.
LINKAGE: Independent
Edited by Kirby Marzec
If you were one of the hundreds who reported UFO sightings while walking through Central Park back in October, fear no more! No, it wasn’t aliens or the FBI who brought an end to the Chanel Mobile Art exhibit…it was none other than the economy! The only reason I sound half excited about this is because those jerks wouldn’t let us into the exhibit, despite the fact that we had tickets, because we were five minutes late! Honestly, if those Chanel umbrella carrying security guards got any snobbier, I’d be able to see down their noses and right into their pathetic $8.00/hour souls. If you ask me, the exhibit wasn’t about the a fashion or the art…it was about the buck…and they even failed at getting that!
In all due respect though, it is a damn shame what the economy is doing to fashion and the arts. Those in London, Paris and Moscow looking forward to the exhibit are fresh out of luck. For their sake, lets hope Chanel resurrects the project once things get a little brighter.
Thanks NY Mag!
