Carine Roitfeld for Givenchy

A living style icon for one of the most popular and glamorous of the entire fashion world. This is the base of the advertising campaign of Givenchy for the next season. 

Family portraits, realized in black and white by the photographers Mert Alas and Marcus Pigott, that have as exceptional protagonist characters like Madame Carine Roitfeld and her daughter Julia Restoin and Amanda Seyfried captured in a little gipsy atmosphere. <<The protagonists really have gipsy lifes. They don't stay in the same place too long. They travel all the world>>, said Riccardo Tisci, creative director of the brand. Here, a little taste...

Carine Roitfeld & MAC Ball

Last month I've talked to you (here)  about the limited edition collection signed by Carine Rotifeld for MAC. During the Paris Fashion Week, ended lats October 3rd, the ex editor of Vogue France, now chief editor of CR Fashion Book, hosted, assisted by John Demsey, director of Estée Lauder, the party for the launch of the collection, held in the great location of Salomon de Rothschild Hotel.

Carine Roitfeld for MAC

The binomial fashion/make up, you know, is tested from immemorial time, but it never has been more fashionable than that. The journalist as well as ex chief editor of Vogue France (from 2001 to 2011), future editor of her own magazine CR Fashion Book (which I talked about here) and true institution of fashion world, Carine Roitfeld, signed a limited edition collection for the famous make up brand of thousand collections: MAC.

Carine Roitfeld for MAC

Carine Roitfeld's make up collection

September issue: Carine Roitfeld launches CR Fashion Book

Model, journalist, editor, writer and real institution on fashion world: Carine Roitfeld is all of this and even more. After ten years of direction of Vogue France (from 2001 to 2011), she leaves the magazine to devote to personal projects. She collaborates on Chanel's fall/winter and spring/summer campaigns, launches her first book Irriverent and, in collaboration with Karl Lagerfeld, partecipates to realization of "The little black jacket: Chanel's classic revisited by Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld", the photo book presented the last march in Tokyo (about which I've talked here).

The little black jacket by Chanel

They were the mythical 50’s when Madame Coco created one of must famous garment of Chanel  brand: I’m talking about the Petite veste noir, the mythical jacket, the model takes its name from its creator, that became immediately a true cult on female wardrobe. 

Coco Chanel

Today as then, the Chanel jacket is still a must not only for all fashionistas. A garment that through the ages, able to influence designers and ordinary mortals over time.  Versatile and extremely feminine, is able to make your outfit irresistibly elegant; at same way it matches impeccably even with a more basic outfit. In my opinion, it’s a must have that everyone should keep in their closet.