The Guardian writes that with Karl Lagerfeld’s death in February, there is a vacancy in Parisian fashion for a designer to turn fashion shows into a spectacle. Continue Reading →
Tag Archives: Louis Vuitton
Check Out Louis Vuitton’s Dapper Dan Inspired “Urban Explorer” Pop-Up In NY
The Brand Channel reports that over the weekend, Louis Vuitton opened up a pop-up shop on Greene Street in New York City’s Soho area to celebrate the Men’s Fall/Winter 2018 Pre-Collection. Continue Reading →
Okay Harlem, Why LVMH Is Taking A Stake In A Sneaker Store In NYC?
Brand Channel reports that Stadium Goods is not just any sneaker store. It’s a purveyor of premium basketball shoes and streetwear, with customers including rappers, athletes and other sneakerheads from Harlem to Harare with money to splash out on multiple pairs of shoes at a time. Continue Reading →
It’s Official, Harlem’s Dapper Dan And Gucci Are In Business
GQ reports that back in May, Gucci creative director Alessandro Michele found himself the subject of some snippy online chatter—and just as quickly turned a potential problem into a genuinely exciting solution.
Harlem’s Dapper Dan Speaks At #BoFVOICES 2017
Twenty-five years ago, Harlem’s Daniel “Dapper Dan” Day’s coveted designs featuring the logos of major European brands landed him in hot water with the fashion houses for appropriating their work. Continue Reading →
Los Angeles: Only Roses US Launch From Beverly Hills To Harlem
The luxurious specialty rose gifting brand, OnlyRoses, will debut its first U.S. location and second non-franchise store in the heart of Beverly Hills, CA, at 9631 Brighton Way at the end of August 2017. Continue Reading →
15-Year-Old Rashed Belhasa The Dapper Dan Of Dubai
High Snobiety reports that Fifteen-year-old Instagrammer Rashed Belhasa (his family owns Belhasa Engineering & Contracting Company is one of the best Gourmet companies in world), or “Money Kicks,” just wrapped a Ferrari, presumably his, in a custom Supreme x Louis Vuitton print.
Harlem’s Vlone Hits The Rue Cambon On Chanel’s Doorstep
This weekend on Rue Cambon there was a queue even bigger than the one outside Chanel. That probably hasn’t happened since Coco set up shop in 1910. Continue Reading →
