Seven years ago this summer, Frida Giannini made her Gucci debut with her Flora print accessory range. Now, she is presenting a new Resort collection that reinterprets the Flora print (originally lifted from a fifties Gucci scarf made for Grace Kelly) in a new way. It was a nice full-circle moment.
Via Style.com
Posted by Fabian Reta on August 31, 2012
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Via Veranda
Posted by Fabian Reta on August 30, 2012
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Posted by Fabian Reta on August 29, 2012
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Photos by Estudi Es Pujol de s’Era.
Posted by Fabian Reta on August 29, 2012
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Photos by Graham Shearer. Location: central Australia.
Posted by Fabian Reta on August 29, 2012
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via pinterest
Posted by charlie jacobs on August 29, 2012
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Posted by Fabian Reta on August 28, 2012
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Take a tour around La Mamounia, in Morocco. Humbly named, Hotel of the Year for 2010 by Tatler, and Best Resort for 2010 by the Travel and Leisure Design. (If you ask me, awards or not, photos speak for themselves). All merit goes beautiful traditional moroccan design (one of my personal favorites) and to designer Jacques Garcia.
Posted by charlie jacobs on August 27, 2012
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Posted by Fabian Reta on August 27, 2012
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Cocooned within a glass and steel lattice, the vessel sits suspended by twenty steel structural columns. When standing in the atrium, the conceptual vision comes to life where you feel as if you are submerged underwater looking up into the ship’s stream lined hull. This project is a combination of modern exhibition techniques and restored 19th century craftsmanship which have cleverly created a memorable experience.
Via Yatzer, photos by Ben Webb.
Posted by Fabian Reta on August 26, 2012
https://2one2blog.wordpress.com/2012/08/26/the-cutty-sark-conservation-project/
