Tommy Hilfiger...The designer of the day!

Please don't sleep on the infamous Tommy Hill. One of the most popular clothing lines from way back!..Check out the new spring and summer line on it's way out and also a killer fall line up!

Yves Saint Laurent aka YSL ...Excellence!

Louie spring 2011!..Get Ready...Exclusive Fashion!

Yohji Yamamoto is the Designer of the day!...Exclusive Fashion!

Yohji Yamamoto is one of the world's most Unique and Exclusive  designers. He has emerge with adidas to create Y-3 which has become one of the most Exclusive sneaker lines out! In case your wondering what does Y-3 mean I'll tell ya. The Y in Y-3 stands for Yohji Yamaoto and the 3 is for the 3 strips in the adidas logo!...kinda hot right?...He has a new 2011 and spring/summer line waiting to explode so get ready!...Exclusive Fashion!

Salvatore Ferragamo is the Designer of the day

Salvatore Ferragamo left a legacy of innovation (June 5, 1898 – Aug 7, 1960

alvatore Ferragamo was an Italian shoe designer and worked with many celebrities during the 1920s in Hollywood. Soon after, Ferragamo returned to Italy and founded his eponymous brand and label making innovative hand-made footwear. His design approach towards shoes spawned many innovations such as the ‘wedge heel’ and ‘cage heel’. Film stars and celebrities are still loyal to his company, which has evolved into a luxury goods empire spanning the world. Born in 1898 in Bonito, near Avellino, Salvatore Ferragamo was the eleventh child in a family of 14 children. Ferragamo made his first pair of shoes for his sister at the age of nine for her confirmation. Young Salvatore decided that he had found his calling. He always had a passion for shoes. He studied shoemaking in Naples for a year then Ferragamo opened a small store in his parent’s home. In 1914, he emigrated to America, to live with one his brothers, a cowboy boot factory worker.
Ferragamo worked briefly with his brother at the factory, then moved to California - first Santa Barbara then Hollywood. It was here that Ferragamo found success, initially opening a shop for repair and made-to-measure shoes - prized items among celebrities during that time, leading to a life long hobby of designing footwear for the cinema. However, his thriving reputation as ‘Shoemaker to the Stars’ only partially satisfied him. He could not fathom why his shoes pleased the eye yet hurt the foot, so he proceeded to study anatomy at the University of Southern California.
Ferragamo returned to Italy in 1927, after spending thirteen years in the United States. He settled in Florence and began to design shoes for the wealthiest and most powerful women of the century. The Maharani of Cooch Behar to Eva Peron to Marilyn Monroe, were all loyal to Ferragamo. In 1929, he opened a workshop in the Via Mannelli, concentrating his efforts on applying for patents for ornamental and utility models and some related inventions. The business stumbled out of the 20’s and Ferragamo filed for bankruptcy in 1933 due to bad management and economic pressures. Ferragamo, ever the entrepeneur, nonetheless recovered, and expanded his operation during the 1950’s to a workforce of over 700 expert artisans that produced 350 pairs of hand-made shoes a day.
Ferragamo is recognized as a visionary. His designs ranged from the strikingly bizarre objet d’art to the traditionally elegant, inspiring other footwear designers of his time and beyond. Salvatore Ferragamo died in 1960 at the age of 62, but his name lives on as an international company, which has expanded its operations to include luxury shoes, bags, eyewear, silk accessories, watches, perfumes and a ready-to-wear clothing line. Since his death, the Ferragamo Company is led by his wife Wanda and their six children (Fiamma, Giovanna, Fulvia, Ferruccio, Massimo and Leonardo). 
His most famous invention is arguably the “Cage Heel”. Fiamma (Salvatore’s eldest daughter who died prematurely in 1998) inherited her father’s inimitable talent and came up with the “Vara pumps” in 1978.

The Salvatore Ferragamo Museum opened in Florence in 1995 and is located at the Palazzo Spini Feroni. The Museum extends over four rooms and comprises a collection of over ten thousand models of shoes created by Ferragamo over forty years, from the Twenties to his death in 1960. The Museum also exhibits a small collection of 18th and 19th century shoes, as well as a collection of clothing from the 50’s onwards, a collection of handbags from the ’70’s, and a huge archive of documents.        

DSQUARED2 AND KWANG SIA CELEBRATE THE STORE OPENING IN SHANGHAI

Styling Event
2 Dsquared2 VIPs received star treatment from Dean & Dan during the exclusive styling session. The privileged guests enjoyed undivided attention by the celebrity designers who personally styled them and shared some valuable fashion tips and advice.


Media Interviews
Interviews were conducted with selected dailies like Shanghai Morning Post and Shanghai Times as well as monthlies like Femina.

21st April

Exclusive Dinner and After Dinner Drinks
An exclusive dinner for 60 guests was hosted at House of Roosevelt located on the prominent Shanghai Bund. Guests consisted of Chief Editors from various publications and top Dsquared2 VIPs in Shanghai.

Guests enjoyed a pre-dinner cocktail, followed by an exquisite 4-course dinner.

An after-dinner drinks was arranged for all guests at the rooftop that gave everyone a stunning view of Shanghai skyline at night.
Store Event and After Party
In celebration of Dean & Dan Caten’s first visit to China, DSQUARED2 hosted about 200 well-heeled and fashionable guests at the IFC Shopping Mall in Shanghai over champagnes and canapés. These guests were also the first to preview 6 Autumn Winter 2011 looks that were showcased on 6 stunning models. The Autumn Winter 2011 Fashion Show was also screened to give guests a glimpse into the next season.

As the celebrity designers arrived, they were greeted by media and fans as they made their first appearance in the city.

Dean & Dan addressed the crowd with a short speech before mingling with the guests and entertaining to media interviews.

After the event, the celebrity designers were brought on a short ride around Shanghai in 2 separate Lamborghinis before arriving at Muse 2 – where the party and celebration continued

J12" 41 mm automatic watch, chronograph certified COSC*, white high-tech ceramic, diamond indicators. * Contrôle Officiel Suisse des Chronomètres (Swiss Official Chronometer Contro

The Chanel ceramic watch is one of the best looking watches that I've laid my eyes on. It comes with or without diamonds. To me the watch looks amazing either way and in my opinion can stand next to any watch on the market. This watch is very unique and attractive and can also be very expensive. Unlike other watches this watch says many things like "class" "sporty" and "sexy" all at once! The watch is so special and versatile that it would fit with almost any style of fashion that you chose! The ceramic Chanel J12 watch could range from  3,000$ to 25,000$ which is not that bad for that caliber of watch and brand! check out more at chanel.com and stay tuned for more Exclusive Fashion!