From Paul Andrew’s solid debut at Salvatore Ferragamo, to Luke and Lucie Meier’s strong sophomore collection for Jil Sander and Francesco Risso’s vibrant fourth collection at Marni, the subtle changing of the guard that has been happening in Milan is beginning to produce some buzz-worthy results and it’s made the city’s fashion week all the… Continue reading How a new breed of designers at Marni and Salvatore Ferragamo are giving MFW a much-needed makeover
Handbags are more than just a black hole for your car keys. From the elegant Hermès Birkin to the insouciant Fendi Baguette, this functional accessory serves as a footnote in fashion history, seducing movie stars and royalty alike to amass collections worth more than the GDP of a small country. Before you dismiss this as… Continue reading 10 most iconic luxury handbags of all time
Salvatore Ferragamo Emozione has just hit Indian shores (even though, globally, it was launched earlier this year). The eau de parfum is decidedly decadent and comes in three sizes, 30ml, 50ml and 92ml – if this last number sounds odd, it’s because it’s a nod to Ferragamo’s Champs-Élysées store, which opened in 1992. The bottle is ridiculously… Continue reading Salvatore Ferragamo Emozione hits shelves
For a while we’ve known them simply as the “Audrey shoes”. But that’s about to change now. Salvatore Ferragamo is out with a Ballerina Shoe collection, which re-introduces one of its iconic designs: the round-toed suede ballerina shoes, which Ferragamo created for Audrey Hepburn in 1954. The reinvented line is decidedly younger, and it also… Continue reading Ferragamo reinvents the “Audrey”
Almost six feet tall, Bhumika Arora is quietly taking big strides. At the Fall/Winter 2015-16 shows she walked for Alexander Wang and Marc Jacobs in New York, Gareth Pugh in London, Bottega Veneta and Salvatore Ferragamo in Milan and Stella McCartney and Balmain in Paris. Not only is she driving up the diversity on international… Continue reading Name to know: Bhumika Arora
