Left shoe company
In Dubai, a new collection of Italian men's shoes Left Show Company was presented for golf fans. Especially for the UAE, soft oxfords have been developed, ideally suited for a gentleman's game in hot climates.
Coach
Coach, an American brand that produces leather accessories, showed off its second prêt-à-porter collection at New York Fashion Week. Creative Director Stuart Vevers invited Californian artist Gary Beyzmana, who brought the typical American style to the collection.
Moschino Resort Collection
American Jeremy Scott, creative director of the Italian House Moschino, never ceases to amaze. At the last show "Spring-Summer 2015" in Milan, he sent models to the catwalk in the form of Barbie dolls. A favorite of the public was inspired by the hit of the 90s band Aqua "I'm a Barbie Girl". The Think Pink capsule collection will appear in Dubai in mid-November.
Louis Vuitton Icons
Finally, new Louis Vuitton bag models, created as part of the Icons and Iconoclasts project, are on sale. Among them are Karl Lagerfeld's “punching bag”, Christian Louboutin model with classic red trim, Mark Newson's travel bags and backpacks, Frank Gary structural clutch bags and avant-garde “string bags” with holes in the style of Ray Kawakubo.
Lilia Palyunina
In Dubai, introduced a new collection of Russian-speaking designer Lilia Palyunina. Oriental-style wrap dresses with Uzbek motifs and luxurious 70s-style embroidery are available on request.
New Cruise Collections
Starting in November, cruise collections of the Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, McQ Alexander McQueen, Emilio Pucci brands, as well as the Marni evening collection will appear in branded stores. Fashion houses have prepared special accessories and prêt-à-porter clothes for Dubai fashionistas. Recall that such "intermediate" collections are convenient for tourists who come to relax in warm countries, and are especially relevant for Dubai.
Nicolas Kirkwood in Dubai
In the multi-brand store Level Shoe District, the installation of the "Arcs of Orbit" by the talented British designer Nicholas Kirkwood was opened. The event was attended by the "fashion architect" himself. Among his iconic works are curved heels, open sandals, boots and bright neon combinations. Read the interview with the designer in the next issue!
Rami Al Ali
A local Lebanese-born designer, Rami Al Ali, first introduced the prêt-à-porter dress collection. Couturier made his debut with 26 outfits in Paris in the Jean Demavinssy showroom and traditionally used organza, silk, chiffon, and embroidery and beads as a decor.
