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Come shopping with me in Milan | Luxury shopping tour | A weekend in Milan travel vlog
In this video, I will bring you a luxury shopping tour in Milan, Italy. You will see lots of shoes, bags and clothes from top designer brands: Gucci, Louboutin, Fendi, Chloe, Celine, JW Anderson, M2Malletier, BOYY, Valentino, Paul Smith, Kenzo... you name it.
Milan is my favourite city when it comes to fashion. Milan is the fashion capital and shopping paradise. I love shopping in Milan, people watching and discovering the most vibrant fashions in the city.
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These are my favourite stores I recommend to check out :
Excelsior Milano: Luxury department store with the most innovative interior design
La Rinascente: Luxury department store with food, restaurant and everything
10 Corso Como: concept store with books, cafe, restaurant, gallery etc
My other favourite places in Milan
Foundation Prada and MILAN OSSERVATORIO
Bar Luca at Foundation Prada
Bar Living
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Mag Cafe
Eataly Milano Smeraldo
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Walk around the alleys around via monte napoleone (Quadrilatero D’oro)
Take No. 1 tram around the city (try the really old wooden tram)
Humana vintage store
Sports store
One block down Milano
Space 23
My outfit
Marc Jacobs silk top
JCrew navy pants
JCrew avery velvet pumps
M2Malletier amor fati black leather bag
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Jacobs Cafe (Making a difference) by filmmaker Keith O'Derek
Jacobs Cafe was a historical restaurant in Los Angeles, CA serving the residents since 1947. This family owned business served the best Soul Food, west of the Mississippi. After each day of business they provided meals for families and the homeless.
Other businesses should adopt this business model.
Although the restaurant is now closed Carolyn Celestine is now catering and can be reached at: (347) 992-3114 or celestinecater@yahoo.com
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All black show at Louis Vuitton as it's announced Marc Jacobs stepping down as creative director
BLACK ON THE RUNWAY, AS LOUIS VUITTON ANNOUNCES MARC JACOBS STEPPING DOWN AS CREATIVE DIRECTOR
What may be designer Marc Jacob's last ready-to-wear collection for Louis Vuitton looked like a show in mourning Wednesday (2 OCT. 2013) with black, black and more black.
A dark fountain, a nightmarish carousel with inky horses like surreal dark knights, was met with a universe of clothes in all black.
Maids cleaned away dust from the steps of the disturbing set.
Shortly after the show in Paris' Louvre Museum ended, the visual metaphor was explained: French luxury conglomerate LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton announced that Jacobs was stepping down after 16 years as creative director of its flagship brand Louis Vuitton.
Jacobs, who is also the director of an eponymous brand, is one of the biggest names in the fashion industry. Under his tenure, Louis Vuitton became the most lucrative fashion house in the world, in part thanks to his creation of a ready-to-wear line.
LVMH, which owns the Louis Vuitton brand and an array of other luxury names purveying everything from jewelry to champagne, would not say who would replace Jacobs or what his next move would be.
At the show Wednesday, models filed by in jet-black warrior-like feathered headdresses, evoking an aura of self-defense.
The 41-piece display - which used embroidered black tulle stockings, Eisenhower jackets embellished cabaret-style with large feathered shoulders, dark embroideries, smoking jackets and some 1940s baggy blue jeans - was a dark affair.
The glimmering catwalk landscape was towered over by a huge clock whose arms, instead of going forward, went back in time.
It was as if the designer was trying to look to the past - or even get some time back.
We went back and used all the different bits of the sets of the past and made them black, Jacobs explained backstage, without elaborating on his future plans.
The clothes, too, went back in time. Floor-length, thick Edwardian dresses and large proportions in the sleeves fused with black decorative corset details, evoking fashions of the 1900s and contrasting with the more revealing showgirl looks.
He dedicated this collection to all the women who have inspired him - from Cher to Jane Birkin, Betty Catroux, Judy Garland, Liza Minnelli, Kate Moss, Edith Piaf and Anna Wintour - and to the showgirl in all of them.
In the program notes, Jacobs enclosed an emotional goodbye to LVMH's CEO: For... Bernard Arnault. All my love, always.
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Jacobs Coffee Mastery (Long)
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ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: MILAN FASHION
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Story: Milan Fashion
Location: Milan, Italy
Date: 29th September 1999
Designer Rosella Lardini unveiled his Summer 2000 collection for MOSCHINO on Wednesday as Milan Fashion Week entered its final days.
For supermodels like unconventional English beauty KAREN ELSON leading the afternoon's procession for the Italian label it's been a hectic but satisfying few days.
A few seasons ago it was kind of strange, I had a real up moment and then a real funny one so now I'm fine, everything is good, I'm happy, she says.
Lardini served up a provocative helping of 70s nostalgia, packed with psychedelic colours, layered pants suits and dresses and sequinned minis. Top hats and stripes featured heavily.
Flower power ruled on the catwalk at the KRIZIA show, inspired by wide open spaces and natural elements of earth, sea and sky.
Asymetric hemlines and bias cutting complemented minute tops, brief shirts and small jackets with tightfitting sleeves.
A combination of cool, dulcet and inflamed colours and floral prints kept the mood summery.
Although some of the designs at fashion shows like these might seem outlandish, designer MARIUCCIA MANDELLI believes they do have an influence on fashion as a whole.
Italian designer GIANFRANCO FERRE's ability to spin high impact fashion from unlikely and difficult materials was confirmed in Milan on Wednesday in a SpringSummer 2000 show hailed as a tour de force.
Ferre came up with a collection designed for the feminine and romantic woman. His architectural training came to the fore with deconstructed dresses reassembled into truly original creations.
British model STELLA TENNANT Stella Tennant was among the models on the catwalk, opening the show in a dark suit, with a long slim fulllength skirt topped by a sleeveless jacket with giant lapels.
An eclectic mix rather than a variation on a single theme, the collection featured a series of thighlength jackets trimmed with large lapels adorning lowcut necks.
Ferre's signature white shirt made an appearance as a loose, oversized white shirtdress.
Evening wear included sexy black crocodile catsuits with zippers down the back of the legs, or a pair of skintight leather jeans with a skinbaring cutout at the hip.
Colours were deep and intense, from brown to dark green and black.
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Leda Di Marti - Haute Couture Made in Italy Based in Milano
Leda Di Marti - Haute Couture Made in Italy Based in Milano
Identity
Leda Di Marti is a ready-to-wear 100 % Made in Italy brand, founded in 2017, which represents the culture and artistic heritage of Southern Italy and is a bearer of values such as family, conviviality and genuineness.
The debut collection is the Spring/Summer 2018, it is full of brillant colours, soft shapes and particulary detailed to enhance womens bodies.
It tells a story of a sophisticated but fun woman, romantic and dreamer, who lives in a fairytale set in Southern Italy, Capri, Positano and all the Amalfi Coast.
The main themes are naturalistic and bucolic, accompanied by a strong link with the Mediterranean culture and mithological symbols, such as Leda's name.
The brand is now widespread in stores in Italy and in US.
The private showroom is in Milan, in Viale Piave, 9; and the creative HQ is in Milano, Viale Majno, 12. LDM is represented by Grand Showroom in NYC.
Leda Di Marti
Leda takes her name from the beautiful wife of Tindaro, queen of Sparta, protagonist of one of the most fascinating and controversial myths of the Greco-Roman tradition.
She was born in an ancient medieval village, an historical Roman camp, in the north of Calabria, a land between the two seas: Tyrrhenian and Ionian. The combination of land and sea is alive in all her collections and, in particular, in her prints.
Her curiosity is the draving force that leads her to wonder the reason of all the many realities that surround her, since she was a child. She decides to represent the world for what she wanted it to be, through a pencil and a sheet; and everyone realizes that Leda’s drawings are actually full of details. Details will guide the creativity, so much so that the design process that Leda applies starts from the detail, unlike many other designers.
The childhood in Calabria, spent in the grandparents’ villa, together with her older brother and her cousin, is a very sweet memory, far away, but constant in her stylistic research. Roman adolescence, on the other hand, accompanies her slowly in studies and characterizes her organizational skills.
Source of great aspiration is her maternal grandmother, who used to make garments for her three daughters. Her elegance, her subtlety and charm are an example of a beauty to which Leda aspires every time she draws a sketch.
It is precisely the love that her grandmother, of Sicilian origin, dedicates to art forms such as embroidery, packaging and embellishment, combined with a Leda’s stubbornness, which leads her, after Classical studies in Rome, to join the Academy of Costume and Fashion of Rosana Pistolese.
The three-year course of study of Costume and Fashion dissolves as fast as in a dream. At 21 years, Leda is in Bologna, where she experiments a thousand techniques, among the most refined, for fashion couture, over one of the most prestigious and ancient tailors of the city. Her taste is modeled on sartorially excellent garments, so her first inspiration is High Fashion.
It will be in particular the Middle East, to fascinate it, whose culture is full of golden embroideries, familiar and mysterious at the same time. Leda’s first collection of 2015 is created in her tailoring in Calabria and it is called Imago Veli.
It’s a riot of hand-embroidered flowers, impalpable fabrics, silk chiffon and organza, see-though and overlapping tulle, all in pastel tones. Leda decides to combines with the evening gowns collection, an essence, which will also be called Imago, which creates by analyzing the aromas of cedar, bergamot, mixed with a woody tone.
She moved to London for an intense season, at the end of which she returnes constantly to assist her beloved clients. Here she has the lucky chance to meet and become friend of the wife of the Italian Ambassador in London Mr. Terracciano, for whom Leda creates clothes for important events such as the Queen’s Tea Garden Party.
Her creations are, as required by the English label, complete: coat, hat and dress. Mrs. Karen Terracciano hosts Leda Di Marti several times within the Italian Embassy to promote her brand as Italian excellence abroad, in wonderfully refined events.
When she was offered a role as designer of embroidery at Marc Jacobs in New York, she leave to USA. Just in NY, she has the opportunity to admire the marvels of the Carolina Herrera house, designing prints and jacquards, which are produced in Como by an important printing and textile company; and explore the modeling behind Kate Spade’s creations. The American experience, allows her to deepen and discover new aspects of medium-high and high-level commercial production.
Leda returns to Milano only after three and a half years, at the end of 2017, to launch her homonym brand Leda Di Marti, 100% Made in Italy ready-to-wear brand.
Bold statements and retro looks wow crowds at Louis Vuitton show
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1. Various of people arriving, exterior
2. Various of the show
3. Various of the finale
4. Applause to designer Marc Jacobs
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Natalia Vodianova, model: Beautiful. It's just spectacular. The best way to start the day.
6. Cutaway of model Natalia Vodianova with her husband
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Berenice Bejo, actress: I loved the mise-en-sc�ne first of all, and I think the idea was amazing, and you can see every girl on the elevators, it was beautiful. And everything is so simple, and fine - the colors - it's seventies. I think - that's what I was talking about with my friends - I think all the celebrities are going to want to wear something from Vuitton. It's so adorable, cute, and so easy to wear.
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Rachel Zoe, stylist: It was literally the sickest thing ever. I mean, the escalators in the middle of the building, the whole sixties-like to the T. With the hair and makeup. Yeah, it was like fresh and cool, and new and young, and modern and lady, but not stuffy - very french. Oh my god, it was just like gorgeous.
9. Various cutaways of designer Marc Jacobs
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Marc Jacobs, fashion designer: I have a shop, a Marc Jacobs shop, at the Palais Royale. I know the installation there very very well - it's a series of sculptures, columns, at three lengths, in a grid, and I've always loved Daniel (Buren)'s work. And my team and I, we agreed, we wanted to do something this season, very different than last season, that was still very powerful visually, but more graphic, less ornate, in the kind of decorative sense. Much more mathematical and based on the damier (checkerboard). And because you find the grid, and these checks in Daniel (Buren)'s work and in many installations, we decided it was a really great thing and I invited him to collaborate with us and he was very willing. And that's how it started.
11. Cutaway of designer Marc Jacobs
12. SOUNDBITE (English) Marc Jacobs: The microscopic sequins - yeah! Um, no they are just the tiniest sequins in the world, so there is tons and tons of them, and I think, you know, first and foremost, Louis Vuitton is a luxury house, and even if it is not obvious to the eye, there is a painstaking amount of work that goes into everything we make, to every bag, every shoe, every clothing, every piece of clothing. All of our choices and all of the skill and all of the craft, you know, exists, and sometimes it's very obvious from a distance, and sometimes you have to look up close to know, to know what it is.
13. Cutaway of designer Marc Jacobs
BOLD CHECKS FOR JACOBS LOUIS VUITTON SHOW
What do you get if you mix up the world's most famous checks and Paris' most famous stripes?
The answer: Louis Vuitton, whose 1960s style spring-summer fashion show, in typically spectacular style, twinned the iconic checked Damier pattern with a set designed by artist Daniel Buren.
Understatement is not a word in designer Marc Jacobs' vocabulary. So a collaboration with minimalist artist Buren - who made the famed striped columns in Paris' Palais Royal - might have raised eyebrows.
But Buren rose boldly to the occasion - creating a shopping mall with four full-scale escalators, each decorated with his signature 8.7cm stripes.
It wowed spectators inside the Louvre museum.
(The Louvre) was already big, all I did was make it bigger, said Buren, with trademark humor. It was others that called me a minimalist, not me.
The sky's the limit when you're backed by Europe's richest man and LVMH-owner Bernard Arnault, with whom he mingled before the show.
Another math equation will come from the buoyant receipts from this, a highly saleable collection.
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