FASHION Magazine

There’s plenty to talk about in the wide world of fashion this week, both on a local and global scale. From a new partnership between Uniqlo and the Louvre to Nike’s new adaptive shoe style, here’s the fashion news you need to know. Uniqlo will launch a Musée du Louvre Collection on February 12 Incorporating […]

The post Uniqlo’s Musée du Louvre Collection is Coming + More Fashion News You Might Have Missed appeared first on FASHION Magazine.

Step into the Louvre without leaving your living room.

The post 11 Free Virtual Culture Tours You Can Take at Home This Weekend appeared first on FASHION Magazine.

I’ve been lucky enough to travel to all four fashion capitals for fashion week and Paris is hands down my favourite. Maybe it’s because I studied in France in university or maybe it’s because I have an unhealthy addiction to pain au chocolat, but there’s just something about Paris (and the twinkling Eiffel Tower at […]

The post It’s Paris Fashion Week: 5 Things To Do in the City of Light appeared first on FASHION Magazine.

In what may be the greatest Italian fashion house art collab since Miuccia Prada met Rem Koolhaas, Salvatore Ferragamo has partnered with the Musée du Louvre to produce the upcoming Leonardo da Vinci exhibition Saint Anne, Leonardo da Vinci’s Ultimate Masterpiece. The house will present its Resort 2013 collection in the halls of the Louvre—a […]

The post Salvatore Ferragamo partners with the Louvre to produce an upcoming da Vinci exhibit, and will be the first house allowed to show inside! appeared first on FASHION Magazine.

View every look Kate has worn since her engagement »

“When the clock strikes 10, the train will pull into the station,” read the show notes for Louis Vuitton’s Fall 2012 runway show. Well, the train arrived about 8 minutes late, but pull into the station it did—a full-on locomotive chugging into a tent in a courtyard of the Louvre, pulling a passenger car full of models.

As each girl stepped off the train she was accompanied by a bellman carrying her oversized Vuitton bags tipped in goat, mink, ostrich, and croc. These weren’t the type of ladies who travel in steerage. Even the simplest A-line coat or pea jacket had enormous jewelled buttons.