Moschino brought fun to Milan

Anyone else find +Moschino Official Autum/Winter 2014/2015 Milan Runway colorful and amusing? hehehehe.
THERE are certain designers who are simply destined for certain fashion houses. So it was no real surprise when, following +Rossella Jardini’s departure at the house of +Moschino , American designer +Jeremy Scott was asked to step up to the challenge last October.
This is a designer known for his loud and proud attitude to fashion. He’s about fun, making a statement and irreverence - and that’s before we’ve even got to the clothes. And Moschino is about tongue-in-cheek riffs, caricature style. Which meant as first date fodder goes this was surely going to go pretty well.
Scott plundered pop culture and the world of fast food to reincarnate that Mos wit, albeit a little more literally than we’ve seen of late. This wasn’t a collection about nods here and there, it was a collection about transforming a model into SpongeBob SquarePants, or a server at McDonald’s (in the chicest uniform you’ve ever seen, of course), a packet of biscuits or a Hershey’s chocolate bar. Who knew they could turn so well into a ballgown or two?
He served up (very literally on a tray) quilted bags in fast food chain shades and worked the McDonald’s “M” into the Moschino heart. It was a love-in of fast food and fast fashion – which is exactly what inspired Scott.
Take a look............................





Beautiful work.

xoxo whoopy yun

Focus on STYLE at the OURS Magazine Exclusive Launch Event

Bi-monthly publication, +Ours Magazine , has launched in Lagos! The magazine, which is based in Geneva, announced its arrival in Nigeria via an exclusive cocktail event, which held in the halls of the Lagoon, Ozumba Mbadiwe, Victoria Island.

According to OURS’s editors, the magazine is a game-changer. “We don’t want to simply “feed” you information, rather we invite you to join us in sharing, exploring, and discovering various people, places, creations and ideas. The magazine is dedicated to accepting cultures, sharing talent, challenging ideas and encouraging social examination“.

Trust me fabulous people were at the event, check out the gorgeous dresses, the makeup, the accessories and of course the SMILES!!!!!

Kayinsol's look is fabulous

I love it when a man has style, this is cool

 +Georgina Duke & Estelle both look really hot.

 +Teni Sagoe  & +Ore Runsewe , hmmmmmmm check out the purse!!!!!!!your accessories and the dress! you go girls

Anita, Beeba & Bidemi Zakariyau

Georgina Duke, Rotimi Odogbogun & Valerie Nwandu

Lami & Atona Damachi & Pearl

Aima Higo, Jumai Niagwan, Kasara Claud Ennin & Akudo Akwiw, I say DIVAs

 

    

Every two months, the magazine will continue to address a theme that sparks conversation, with a sharp and studied point of view.

xoxo whoopy yun

same fabulous look different price.........

 
Box shape is now a staple in our bag collections. It’s still a fun diversion from your go-to essentials, though, which is why it can be hard to justify splurging on a piece like this +Maison Martin Margiela for $1,745.
 If you’re hesitant, and you are like wow!!!! i dont have that kind of money, dont worry  i gat your back *wink* go with +Pour La Victoire’s black Bonne Tonne  for $395.
 It has all the personality at less than 1/4th of the cost! Each option has its own unique merits , a suede panel decorating  and a metallic insert on the jade MMM (while just a silver sliver when closed, open the flap and the mirrored accent can’t be missed). The latter is also a little larger and more structured.
Really there’s no right choice here. Oliver Twist me * wink*
 What do you think ?
which box bag wins this match?
Which is to die for ?

xoxo whoopy yun

Moynat in London

FRENCH luxury handbag label +Moynat  may not be a name popularly known especially by many British shoppers are familiar with yet, but that's all set to change with the opening of its first London store. Owned by luxury conglomerate

LVHM (the company which also counts +Alexander McQueen  and +Louis Vuitton  within its stable) Moynat has been making its understated, finely crafted bags in Paris since 1849, but its relationship with Britain goes back a long way.

British travellers were among our earliest international customers," Moynat CEO +Guillaume Davin 

 The Hotel du Louvre was a preferred destination for discerning tourists and the first Moynat store was located across the street. London has an energy, a spirit of adventure and a taste for elegance that makes it a natural destination for the house."

Although the label's signature is its trunks, its current collection includes a mix of satchels, boxy styles and clutches in colourful shades of red, blue and orange, as well as understated black, navy and tan. Each style imbues a subtle simplicity that reflects its Parisian origins.
"The core of the Moynat aesthetic is definitely French, even Parisian, with an emphasis on art de vivre, the links to the theatre, the performing arts and travel," said head designer Ramesh Nair. "The Moynat design philosophy is universal; it speaks to anyone who appreciates fine workmanship, discreet elegance and attention to detail."
Although Moynat's London store, housed on Mount Street in Mayfair, will sell two bespoke styles created for a British market, Nair doesn't design according to specific markets.
"Our customer is passionate about rare and timeless objects that combine functionality with beauty and craftsmanship," said Nair. "These are people who appreciate and are used to the finest levels of quality; I like to surprise them with our innovative approach and personalised designs."

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hmmmmmmm, its something to watch out for Londoners.

xoxo whoopy yun