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Aesop Grand Central Station
Australian skincare brand Aesop have launched in New York with a kiosk at Grand Central that’s made from over 1000 copies of the New York Times. The newspapers were stacked, torn and bound in a wooden frame then topped with sheets of powder-coated aluminium. The kiosk is Aesop’s first venture into the American market and was designed by Brooklyn architect Jeremy Barbour of Tacklebox.
Fiat 500 by Gucci
Presenting the Fiat 500 by Gucci, Designed by Frida Giannini, the creative director of Italian luxury brand Gucci, This special edition, which debuted recently at Milan Fashion Week and the Geneva International Auto Show, highlights Italy’s association with high-end fashion. It also serves to commemorate Gucci’s 90th anniversary.
My heart still lies though with the original 1957 Fiat ‘Bambino’ 500.
New Editor in Chief of Vogue Paris – Emmanuelle Alt
Emmanuelle Alt is the new editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris. After Carine Roitfeld stepped down earlier this year, the style icon has seamlessly filled the prestigious role. With her unique approach towards fashion and design, the new editor will undoubtedly place a fresh feel on the iconic magazine. Known for her French bohemian chic, Alt has become the new face of fashion around the world.
Transparent Chair by Nendo at Milan Furniture Fair 2011
Nendo has done it again with another ingenious chair! Japanese design studio Nendo’s Transparent Chair appears as only backrest and arm rests but is a fully functioning chair wrapped in polyurethane film. a transparent material that is commonly used as a packing material for precision instruments and products susceptible to vibrations and shock. Nendo was able to use this material in a chair due to its high elasticity and ability to return to its original state.
The work of Nendo continues to invite the viewer into their creations for something a little unexpected and pleasant. the plastic chair seems to invisibly support one’s weight and form into a hammock while one’s body seems to float in space to other viewers.
Studio Toogood at Milan Furniture Fair 2011
London interior designers and stylists Studio Toogood invited food and design collective Arabeschi di Latte to serve black food to guests at midnight dinners in a darkened apartment in Milan last week. Waitresses at the Underkitchen dinners wore perspex headpieces designed by Faye Toogood with milliner Zara Gorman and food included cheese served on coal, burned artichokes, bread dyed with squid ink and eggs cooked in black tea.
Titled Natura Morta, the Italian term for “still life”, the installation at Erastudio Apartment Gallery presented Toogood’s second furniture collection, Assemblage 2 . The outsized still lifes showcased in this provocative exhibition, which are composed from an abstract collection of hand-made and found objects, celebrate the darker side of the natural world. By replacing the delicate sycamore, brass and Portland stone found in Toogood’s first collection with more elemental materials, Assemblage 2 seeks to reinterpret its clean geometric forms made using leather, sand-cast aluminium, melted pewter, bronze, wax and resin.

















