Showing posts with label jacket. Show all posts
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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Gucci Menswear A/W ‘tormented poets’ collection


Gucci Menswear
Gucci presents its menswear collection for autumn-winter 2012. He is searching for a name for that rose. Tucked into the pocket of an evening jacket like a secret memory. Saturated with blue and red ink from his writing. His dedication to Les fleurs du mal blossoms in the prints and in the jacquard effects. Unveiling a vocabulary of intellectual luxury for new Helmut Berger rebels. 

Visconti grunge - “These are tormented poets with an effortless attitude, when it comes to mixing and creating a personal style,” explains Creative Director Frida Giannini, “Fabrics that allude to the nineteenth century, softly oversized pieces, shirts with a dandy hint, and the nonchalance of a newly-arrived young Hollywood actor.” With that magnetic, dreamy gaze of Leonardo DiCaprio in Total Eclipse. 

SILHOUETTE 
Bohemian grunge - With warm layers overlapping, like the bud of a flower. Deconstructed coats with oversized lines and peacoats with Prussian details, back-belts, and metallic buttons. Double-breasted blazers for an aesthete, cardigan-sculptures, and jackets with boxy lines to promenade this season’s new style, short, free of volume, in botanical prints of roses and iris created exclusively for Gucci, for a graphic fil rouge along with tapestry prints and micropatterns. 

EVENING 
A hedonistic black-out. For the reinterpretation of the tuxedo. Dinner jackets and trousers in black velvet, impalpable and liquid. Trenches and blazers in lasercut ponyskin. Tuxedo jackets. To open the doors of a romantic cabinet of curiosities. 

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Ritesh Deshmukh launches new Celio flagship store


Keeping abreast with the urban universe and modernization of Men's clothing, Celio the leading apparel Menswear brand from France unlocked the doors to its flagship store at Linking Road, Mumbai. The evening saw a host of models along with Bollywood actor Ritesh Deshmukh walking the ramp with the help of a walking stick and sporting a trendy jacket from the CELIO Club Line.

Spread across 5500 sq ft the flagship store is entirely dedicated to men and offers unique Celio style which is a mélange of trend setting apparel for all occasions. Capturing the varied hues and moods of the young urban man, the flagship store displays a blend of quirky, suave and sophisticated apparel.

The French inspired design concept offers a comfortable ambiance for its customers where they can surf the net on their gadgets and hydrate at the unique Aqua Bar on the first level which offers a wide variety of French H2O, thus making the overall shopping experience relaxing and enjoyable.

Apart the Celio Collection Rouge and the very slick Celio Club, the store will also stock a limited collection of CELIO T-Shirts adding that much desired splash of color and exuberance to your wardrobe.

The French inspired evening began with host giving a delightful introduction to CELIO* followed by a sundown fashion show with a bevy of male models walking to the foot stomping tunes dressed from head to toe in CELIO's exclusive Club Line and premium apparel and accessories from the brand's Autumn Winter 2011 collection.

The guest of honour for the evening, witty and intelligent Ritesh Deshmukh walked in with a broken toe but was spruced up in true Celio style and charmed the guests with his usual humor. On the occasion of the launch Ritesh said, "CELIO's youthful appeal and trendy apparels and accessories are just right for today's urban man.

My personal style statement includes more of casual than formal clothes, while T-shirts and jackets will always be part of my wardrobe; I am looking forward to including more pieces from CELIO's new Club Line. The collection offers latest designs and cuts in earthy and warm tones thus giving the much required edginess and charisma to every man's wardrobe this party season."

 

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