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Salvatore Ferragamo's new pink collection aimed at Asia's rich
The recession has had its affect worldwide but the impact is much slower in Asian countries, so this is a calling for all those wealthy Asians to come forward for a good cause. Italian luxury goods group Salvatore Ferragamo has designed a limited collection targeted at the rich Asians, to help raise funds for breast cancer groups. The "Pink Collection" includes a pink, crystal-embellished edition ... Read More -
World's most expensive bikini
No doubt, swimwear follows the fashion trends coming down the runway but would you ever think to spend $30 million on a piece of bikini? Take a sip of water before you gaze at this glittering $30 million bikini created by Susan Rosen with Steinmetz Diamonds, then tell me, apart from beaches where else can you wear it. This world’s most expensive bikini uses all diamonds and no fabric. Model Moll... Read More -
World's most expensive diamond couture
Royalty knows no recession. Faisol Abdullah, a Malaysian designer, is up to designing the hottest couture ever with a $30 million diamond dress dubbed the "Nightingale of Kuala Lumpur", for the Stylo Fashion festival in the Malaysian capital. “Stocks drop, gold is even falling, but a diamond is forever. This is a dress with diamonds. Why do backwards, why can’t we go forwards?” Faisol Abdull... Read More -
Adidas launches blinged out Diamond Pack for its 60th anniversary
Setting up a milestone year for the company, Adidas is celebrating its 60th anniversary of being in the fashion world. Having already started an enormous campaign featuring iconic personalities from the world of fashion, music and sports, the brand with the three stripes unveils the "Diamond Pack" that includes the classic Superstar model and a T-shirt. The classic sneakers are blinged out with si... Read More
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Crystallized Swarovski Elements has brought the ``Crystal Loves Leather" exhibit to the Shinsegae Department Store, Myeongdong, in downtown Seoul. The exhibit was first shown at the Palais du Louvre, Paris, as part of the Premiere Classe Fair, and has also been shown in Antwerp, New York and Milan.
We have collaborated with many designers around the world to use the crystal components in their designs. We also give the designers a chance to use the label `Made with Crystallized Swarovski Elements'… We are very happy to have this opportunity to show this exhibition in Seoul," said Christoph Kargruber, vice-president for operations of crystal components business, at the event. On display at the exhibit are stunning shoes, including a white pair with crystal-encrusted straps by Vivienne Westwood and a pair of pink sandals with a crystal heel by Victor & Rolf.
Even the popular Ipod was given the ``crystallized" treatment, with the "Ipod Goes Couture" case designed by Valerie Uckermann for Escada, Germany. Dogs can also wear a crystal-studded black leather dog collar, leash and jacket by designers Ann & Bjorn Gardsby for MoS Manfred of Sweden.
Crystallized Swarovski Elements also collaborated with the Shinsegae Department Store for the holiday season. The department store is all decked out with Christmas decorations featuring dazzling Swarovski crystals. Crystallized Swarovski Elements is the brand name for Swarovski loose crystal components used for fashion. The ``Crystal Loves Leather" exhibit runs through Dec. 18 at the 10th floor of Shinsegae Department Store, Myeongdong. Admission is free. The nearest subway station is Hoehyeon Station Subway Line 4.
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