Norell New York launches, with Riley Keough fronting Michael Avedon-shot campaign
Norell New York, named for the famed American fashion designer Norman Norell, will be hitting Bergdorf Goodman in New York and Neiman-Marcus throughout the US this month with a range headlined by a limited-edition parfum with a hand-crafted bottle by Baccarat priced at US$1,500. The 50 ml parfum is joined by a 100 ml […]
Footnote New Zealand Dance celebrates its 30th anniversary this August with première and events
Above Footnote at its home at 125 Cuba Street. Footnote New Zealand Dance celebrates its 30th anniversary this year, and on August 28–9, it will première 30Forward at the Wellington Opera House to mark the anniversary. The première will take place in Wellington, before heading to the Christchurch Arts Festival, Auckland’s Tempo Dance Festival, […]
Sponsored video: Appleton Estate’s Jamaican tradition is assured
The Caribbean is most closely associated with rum when it comes to alcohol, and Appleton Estate is arguably the brand that rum lovers will think of when Jamaica comes up. Now part of Campari, Appleton Estate’s history goes back to the dawn of rum itself, to 1655 when the British captured the islands from the […]
Aston Martin Works’ customer track day sees One-77, V12 Zagato, DBRS9 at Silverstone
On June 3, Aston Martin Works hosted a customer track day at the Silverstone race track, featuring rare, exotic models (even by Aston Martin standards) such as the One-77, V12 Zagato and DBRS9. Aston Martin Works is celebrating its 60th year in 2015, and this anniversary event, where some customers brought their own cars, […]
Reasons to raise a glass as Stoneleigh, Mumm, Hennessy and Ardbeg celebrate around the world
Victor Boyko/Getty Images Top Mark Ronson celebrates with Champagne Mumm in Monaco. Above Julie Nollet, Raphaël Gérard, Hervé Mikaeloff, Olga Kisseleva, Bernard Peillon, Laurent Pernot, and François Xavier Desplancke pose at the ribbon-cutting ceremony during the Hennessy 250 Tour at the New Manege in Moskva. Below left The award-winning Stoneleigh Latitude Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2014. […]
David M. Benett It’s all on over in Monaco, as the Monaco Grand Prix gears up. TAG Heuer, a major sponsor whose logo has been seen for decades at the event, hosted an on-board party on Saturday, with brand ambassadors Cara Delevingne and Fernando Alonso. TAG Heuer, an official partner of the Automobile Club […]
Superb and deeply meaningful: the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Salute: Remembering WW1 impresses
Ross Brown Above Dancer Joseph Skelton in the core image used for Salute: Remembering WW1. Three years in the planning, the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s Salute: Remembering WW1 commemorated the Great War in a memorable, respectful, and meaningful way, with a mixed programme that saw two world premières tonight. Gareth Farr’s specially commissioned score […]
Full Harper’s Bazaar archive joins those of Vogue and WWD, digitalized by ProQuest
With the entire Vogue US archive already available to researchers, it was a matter of time before its rival, Harper’s Bazaar, followed. ProQuest has announced that it is creating the first digital archive of the magazine, from 1867 to the latest issue. It joins ProQuest’s earlier digitalizations of Vogue and Women’s Wear Daily. The […]
David Gandy and Jodie Kidd lead Jaguar’s Mille Miglia line-up; Bentley fields 1930 Blower
Top The nine Jaguars taking place in this year’s Mille Miglia. Above Almost Bondian: the 1930 Bentley 4½-litre with a Vanden Plas Open Sports four-seat body and a supercharger by Amherst Villiers competing in the 2015 Mille Miglia. British car makers are taking this year’s Mille Miglia seriously. Jaguar is taking part with a large […]
It’s full circle for style.com: back to its origins in fashion retail
Top Earlier today, attempting to get into Style.com meant a virus warning—the only trace of this curiosity is in the web history. Above Style.com is back, with a note that it will be transforming into an e-tail site. If there’s one constant in fashion, it’s change. The other one, which we notice thanks to […]
