
Vintage decoded
A choker from Dior’s 90’s Haute Couture collection, Loulou de la Falaise’s exquisite designs for Yves Saint Laurent, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel’s river of pearls… Some stories are waiting to be told. Let’s start decoding the history behind these treasures.
The brief story of haute couture
The exclusive clientele of about 2000 buyers. Up to 700 hours of creating one-of-a-kind, custom-made pieces, often tailored to a customer’s precise measurements. Welcome to the most prestigious and refined fashion space – Haute Couture. The world in which garments and accessories are highly celebrated and the average fashion lover can only dream of participating.
The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert – pioneering LGBTQ+ movie gem and riotous fashion
Fashion and film have always been linked. Costumes tell us, in a vivid shorthand, a great deal about: the person, the place and the period of the film. Among many movies, there are ones that will impact the way we see the world, fashion, as well as the way we dress. Undoubtedly The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is a sterling fashion statement, great entertainment and an...
Mrs Prada: The Story behind the Italian powerhouse
One of the most iconic fashion houses in the world. Prada, the leading force of fashion is known for its constant strive for innovation and anti-trend approach. It has an exceptional knack for flipping the status quo. Yes, Prada has a habit of taking ‘good taste’ classics and turning them into something strange. Behind the fashion is Miuccia Prada, the label’s creative director. A fiercely...
Lee Radziwill – American elegance at it’s finest
“Stylish, curious, beautiful, smart and with a sly sense of humour, Lee had it all.” One of the most famous sisters in the world; an actress supported by her close friend Truman Capote, an interior designer and a society darling. We look closely at Lee Radziwill, an icon of her own right, and her impeccable style.
“Monsieur Bijou” – the story of the great Robert Goossens
Spectacular and sculptural jewellery designs. Items made by a meticulous and skilful hand: carved, hammered, enamelled and embellished. Every piece of Goossens’ jewellery is unique, like the women who wear them. If you treasure costume jewellery as we do, Goossens is the name to commemorate. Meet the silversmith of Chanel, the foremost couture jeweller in Paris – Robert Goossens.