If you run into our salon anytime soon, you’re sure to feel the adrenaline in the air. Beyond the regular excitement, you can thank our recent photoshoot for the extra enthusiasm in the air.
If you run into our salon anytime soon, you’re sure to feel the adrenaline in the air. Beyond the regular excitement, you can thank our recent photoshoot for the extra enthusiasm in the air.
Elul is here, so is September; The air is finally breathable, and we find ourselves dropping the kids at school for the 3 seconds left before the Chagim storm in.
Back in the day, wearing black signified grief, and wearing it on other occasions was not socially acceptable. This all changed on 1926, when Coco Chanel advertised her short black dress on the American Vogue. One photo that changed fashion rules forever.
British Vogue has recently celebrated it’s first century. Today we’ll take a peak behind the scenes at the inner workings of the UK magazine.
In the fashion scene, we’re used to trends having a short shelf life. They change, they disappear – and when they re-emerge, they get a new lease on life thanks to a surprising twist or turn.
Seems like the Sefirah will never end? Well, it’s almost over and soon it will be all weddings, all day (or more accurately, all night).
Lately it seems like the higher-ups are starting to understand the magic that works for the world’s most popular bloggers. That’s why you’ll find quite a few recent high-end campaigns imitating the spirit of street fashion.
Luxury handbag brand Longchamp was founded in 1948 in Paris by Jean Cassegrain. The company started making leather bags during the 1970s and soon became a synonym for luxury. The brand’s iconic (and relatively inexpensive) product is Le Pliage – the canvas bag with the leather handles , that folds into a flat and compact bundle.
The timeless bob. Yes, some might claim it’s already (pre) history, but fashionistas prove once and again that trends come and go, but the bob is eternal.