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Audrey Simon
Audrey Simon • 4 min read
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Hermès launches Passiflora, a range of tableware designs that pays tribute to the vegetation that protects the earth — a cross between botanical tradition and art.
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Hermès launches Passiflora, a range of tableware designs that pays tribute to the vegetation that protects the earth — a cross between botanical tradition and art. Its name is reminiscent of the passion flower passiflora incarnata, a bright star that embodies the passion inherent in all creation. The designs reveal the delicate veins of the anthurium that are etched across a plate with sap that flows through a vibrant green stem. This is nature at its best and are found on side plates, presentation platters, coffee cups, dinner plates and more.

Stand out from the crowd

There is nothing like a personalised bag to help you stand out in a crowd. For the fall/winter 2020 season, French luxury leather goods brand Longchamp adds a personal touch to the Le Pliage bag with customisable totes that come in three sizes and twenty colours and made with 100% recycled polyester.

To make the bag yours, you are invited to select your choice of leather trim — available in five colours. You even get to choose the colour of the press stud on the flap. The colourblocked design of the tote is finished with initials, including two or three capital letters, printed onto the front of the bag using an eco-friendly water-free transfer printing process.

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Art you can wear

Dolce & Gabbana launched the DG Artwork Special Collection for women and men that is inspired by the bold art pieces of the 1970s British punk style. These designs are found on T-shirts, oversized sweatshirts and skinny jeans with lace and heart designs. Other embellishments are fringes, denim and zip inserts, creating garments that are strong and cheeky. The Collection is available in select Dolce & Gabbana boutiques and online at www.dolcegabbana.com/en/.

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Accentuate the eyes

Now that you have your mask on all the time, get the perfect makeup for the eyes with two new Limited-Edition Eye Color Quads by Tom Ford Beauty — each named Visionaire and Meteoric. Each Eye Colour Quad is designed with four complementing shades that give you a choice of a bold, smokey eye to a sexy splash of colour. Each Eye Color Quad retails for $127.

Say it with flowers

Whether it is for birthdays, anniversaries or just for fun, tell your loved ones you care with a bouquet by McQueens Flowers. The company began in 1991 in London and has since grown its creative studios, workshops and flower schools overseas to places such as New York and Seoul. The company has designed and provided flowers for Vanity Fair’s Oscars After Party for the last 25 years. You can order their creations at their online shop and rest assured you will get an exquisite bouquet delivered with utmost care.

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Smell the roses

Rose de Caroline was created by Alberto Morillas for his close friend Caroline Scheufele who is the artistic director and co-president of Chopard. The fragrance is built around the main ingredient — the very rare Bulgarian rose — that is turned to an essential oil that is said to be even more precious than gold. In keeping with Chopard’s mission statement of ethically sourced ingredients, these roses are sourced from a network of 70 suppliers, farmers and cooperatives in the Balkans in Southeast Europe. The choice of the rose is a nod to Scheufele’s love of filling her garden with old roses — she adores the sweetness of the rose, its delicate shape, its powdery feel and the elegant way it carries itself.

Pushing boundaries

Loewe’s fall and winter 2020/2021 collection for men features textures, shine, curves with wool, knit and satin as materials of choice. Creative director Jonathan Anderson works on notions of motion and tension, with a sense of optimism pushed to an obscure edge. Function is reduced, or twisted while definitions are blurred. A blazer is meant as outerwear, army shorts resemble a skirt, sleeves are elongated, a cape is morphed into a coat — that is the narrative by Loewe.

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