MFW AW14: Dsquared2
Today, Dean and Dan Caten committed their fatale females to an asylum, á la Girl, Interrupted on steroids – exceedingly glamorous, gleefully glittering, fashion steroids, that is. Currently going through a chic...
MFW AW14: Salvatore Ferragamo
Massimiliano Giornetti, the creative director of the Italian institution in question, each season faces the task of guiding the style development of Salvatore Ferragamo and the time-honoured brand’s numerous pr...
MFW AW14: Emilio Pucci
Kaldeidoscopic perhaps best describes the colourful, geometric prints for which Emilio Pucci is famous. With Peter Dundas at the helm as Creative Director since 2009, Pucci is consistently pretty yet surpri...
MFW AW14: Trussardi
There will always be something about leather, something so intrinsically rebellious, even virile if you will, and decidedly, something so Trussardi. Today in Milan, Gaia Trussardi begun the AW proceedings by st...
MFW AW14: Jil Sander
Jil Sander hosted a catwalk show to debut her AW 14 catwalk collection in Italy during Milan Fashion Week. The German designer’s latest collection was a group of mainly solid single coloured outfits in soft au...
MFW AW14: Roberto Cavalli
Circling a searing ring of fire like the concubines of Dante’s Inferno yesterday in Milan, Cavalli fuelled his inflamed spitfires of AW14 with a deadly Italian glamour, recollecting the vampish femininity of th...
MFW AW14: Uma Wang
In a collection that depicted traditional Eastern design, Uma Wang’s AW14 show for Milan Fashion Week debut on Saturday night. Featuring oversized long robes, mixed with clashing patterns and a wide colour pale...
MFW AW14: Etro
For those who can’t get enough of tribal looking embroidered mosaic prints, Etro’s catwalk show hosted during Milan Fashion Week was sure to have left the viewer with inspiration for the AW 14 season.
A cla...
MFW AW14: Les Copains
Well known for its luxurious knitwear, Les Copains , it was hardly a surprise that the collection for MFW AW14 was predominantly comprised of sweaters, cardigans and dresses – ranging from a tight knit to m...
MFW AW14: Bottega Veneta
Who wears the trousers at Bottega Veneta? After this season, nobody, just creative director Tomas Maier for one, who dictated an AW15 sans trouser, undoubtedly embracing a new functional femininity with a confi...
A hand cream not for the faint of heart
We like to think we’re generous to our family, friends and loved ones here at Glass. Hence when various sweet-scented beauty products land on our desk, we tend to donate them to some lucky recipient after revie...
Estee Lauder Introduce new Ultra-Luxe Lipsticks
Dare we say it, but we’re not huge fans of the matte lip, however “on-trend” it may be. Admittedly it does look gorgeous on those blessed with a full pout, echoing 1940s glamour, but for those with small or thi...
New Pullman hotel opens in Vietnam
Pullman, Accor’s upscale international brand, has announced the opening of its third hotel in Vietnam, the Pullman Saigon Centre, which is strategically located in the heart Ho Chi Minh City. The hotel boasts m...
Illamasqua to launch GLAMORE Collection
Being hailed as an “alternative” makeup brand since its launch (with previous collections inspired by apocalypses, the paranormal and Paganism), we naturally raised a curious eyebrow when Illamasqua announced t...
Diving into Veuve Clicquot at the Andaz London
Last night saw the launch of experimental designer duo Harvey and John’s Dive into a Glass of Veuve Clicquot installation at the five-star boutique Andaz Liverpool Street, London. The experience is unique and e...
MFW AW14: Emporio Armani
Black and white and a little bit of turquoise. Emporio Armani’s catwalk show hosted in Milan was certainly a return to back to basics in a safe colour palette. Approximately sixty looks were featured on the r...
MFW AW14: Versace
On Friday night in Milan, Versace comrades in arms took their place on the stately catwalk, advancing from Donatella’s palatial kingdom behind ornate baroque gates, opened not by Saint Peter, but by a pair of s...
MFW AW14: Alessandro Dell’Acqua for No.21
Embracing femininity with a masculine edge, Alessandro Dell’Acqua showcased his latest collection for Milan Fashion Week on Wednesday evening. Earthy tones dominated the catwalk – olive and forest greens combin...
MFW AW14: Prada
Italian designer Miuccia Prada, produced Act 2 this week for Milan Fashion Week AW14; the second part of what she calls a story following Act 1 the Menswear show last month. It was a theatrical performan...
MFW AW14: Moschino
Simply Moschino, simply Scott. Jeremy Scott that is, the man who was taken on by the iconic house last October due to an unmistakable knack that would hopefully see the audacious designer successfully reinterpr...
MFW AW14: Just Cavalli
Roberto Cavalli’s diffusion line Just Cavalli's catwalk show revealed this week in Milan was all about fringe, suede and leather, more fringe, digital prints, and a little more fringe. Decorative borders of thr...