Jacob Jensen launched his own brand that produces beautifully designed, minimal products. This beautiful chronograph is a modern watch characterized by great functionality and an unmistakable graphic style. Jacob Jensen is a Danish industrial designer.
I've always loved Bottega Veneta's simple elegance but the fall 2008 collection exceeds all expectations. The effortless chic tailoring, the...read more
The new Triple Complication Reference 5208 is the first Patek Philippe wristwatch to combine a chronograph, a minute repeater, and an instantaneous...read more
The Nordschleife 12-hour Chronograph is the sporty alternative to our elegant Nordschleife 24-hour wristwatch. Of course this...read more
The business look is yet again fashionable. This means fresh new styles of the Two Piece Skirt Suit and various outfits for women that spend a lot of time at...read more
My favorite trend for shoes and bags- metallics -is here to stay. Hurray!! In fact metallics will be huge this fall. Darker shades take the lead: gunmetal grey...read more
I took a peak these days at Etsy to see what's new and I found Damselle, a jewelry shop by designer Melanie Crowe. She makes beautiful, romantic jewelry, with...read more
Ashley Watson is a Vancouver based designer that handcrafts leather bags and accessories using only recycled material. She searches through thrift stores for...read more
Most companies have a casual friday dress code, but what would you say about a chic friday code? You could choose your favorite trends of the...read more
Limi Yamamoto proudly follows her father's footsteps into the fashion world's recognition with her second Paris show. Nevertheless, her fall2008/...read more
Gage Opdenbrouw aims at painting "the exterior world in such a way as to evoke the mysterious richness & vastness of the interior world...read more
What to wear when you have a busy outdoor day? Shorts and a floaty blouse, of course. I love mixing feminine details with boy-meets-girl factor like this lace-...read more
Forget Paris, London and Milan! Stockholm, Berlin and Copenhagen are now the new European fashion centers. The latter one was the home of the Copenhagen...read more
