Edited by Jessica Lapidos
I know you’re exhausted from getting me all these presents all week, so tonight on the second to last night of Chanukah, you’d like to douse le perfume? That’s fine by me, I suppose it is the thought that counts. If you’re gonna get me a fragrance though, please make it Viktor & Rolf Flowerbomb. It’s, well, the bomb. Super sensual yet with this explosive edge – it has me obsessed.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
For their new men’s fragrance, the design duo of Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren – other wise known as Viktor & Rolf — decided to spice things up a bit. “We felt that if flowers were a very typical feminine scent, spices were the masculine opposite,” Snoeren told WWD, referring to their hit women’s scent Flowerbomb. And thus they begat Spicebomb .
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
-After Kelly Osbourne called Courtney Love a crackhead on E!‘s Fashion Police (meanwhile, pot, kettle), Courtney got super P.O.’d and started reminiscing about the times Kim Stewart, Paris Hilton and Lindsay Lohan sought her drug-addicted advice: “I’m not even that friendly with these girls. What am I, a junkie Auntie Mame?” Life’s a coke banquet and those poor suckers are snorting themselves to death. [The Cut]
Edited by McArthur Joseph
I am a huge fan of Viktor & Rolf because the know how to really dress a man. Singer, La Roux, opened the show in a well fitted Viktor & Rolf outfit. The collection is full of muted colors mixed with a chic geek twist.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Viktor and Rolf are two of my favorite menswear designers. They just know how to dress a man impeccably. Their latest runway presentation is an ode to geek chic. It also make me miss my black framed Ray-Bans I lost last month. To see the see all the pictures go to this gallery on ENVY.
Edited by Corey Moran
At a recent Viktor and Rolf show in Miami it seems that people were more focused on the menswear the two designers were wearing, rather than the elaborate dresses they had on display.
Edited by Saynt
“Our last collection, entitled “No,” was a primal reaction to the ever-increasing pace of fashion. While working on the collection, the word “no” just kept popping up. We believe that it is quite sexy to say “no,” so we decided to acknowledge our feelings and use them creatively.”
This is exactly what we have been talking about for a while; sometimes you just have to say ‘no!’
Read entire interview on Blackbook
