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"In the mood for...Africa” Spring/Summer 2024 Collection is inspired by the great continent and words by great author John Hemingway. In Milan, 24th September Drusilla Foer has opened the CHIARA BONI La Petite Robe show with a performance dedicating Charlie Chaplin's smile to the Florentine fashion designer. The bold colors and enchanted vibes of an adventurous African trip through the Spring/Summer 2024 collection of Chiara BoniLa Petite Robe, which, after several seasons in New York, returns to show in Manila Drusilla Foer opened the CHIARA BONI La Petite Robe show with a performance dedicating Charlie Chaplin's smile to the Florentine fashion designer. Embracing comfort without renouncing ultimate sophistication, they wear flattering dresses and separates designed to enhance the feminine figure with refinement. Treasuring their unforgettable travel memories, they opt for an eye-catching color palette, including saturated shades of golden green, ink, orange juice, and topaz yellow, that find a perfect balance with timeless shades of night blue and black. Maxi zebra patterns, graphic interpretations of the traditional tie-dye motifs, and jaguar spots add an exotic vibe to the collection, inviting a deep dive into a carefree holiday mood. Draping takes center stage in the collection for a hyper-feminine and sensual touch. New jersey fabrics are introduced to guarantee dynamic movement in the pieces. Super soft and slightly compressive, or ultra lightweight with a silky finishing reflecting light, Chiara Boni’s stretchy materials help exalt the curves while ensuring an elegant look. There are dresses showing liquid finishing—the ultimate outfit of chic goddesses emerging from clearwaters. Stretchsatin is used for crocheted dresses cut in different lengths. Taffeta is mixed with the iconic jersey for dramatic gowns, revealing maxis sleeves and caccaped details. If relaxed pajama-inspired separates showing a mix and match of prints exude a breezy vibe, a min-iskirt is matched with a fitted blazer with sartorial shoulderers for a cool urban style. In keeping with the brand’s feminine and glamorous spirit, cascades of sequins and mirror decorations add the right dose of sparkle. Gold leather platforms make the silhouette slender and elongated. Prominent among the models were Tony Garrn, who opened the show, and Anne V. Styling, led by Simone Guidarelli. The music for the show, composed and produced as an original soundtrack by Thomas Costantin (Thomas Co-Stantin Studio—Milan), is a journey from faraway Africa into the New York subway. Afro rhythms meet urban and electronic sounds, and women's voices become metallic noises that guide us from start to finish to discover how the city today has a thousand different facets: dreamy pianos and courtly choruses in the mornings with a Savannah sunrise intersect with dark percussion and industrial sounds. BADATMATH (@badatmath_official) custom-made bags, earrings, chokers, and necklaces BAD AT MATH for the fashion show focuses on the colors and patterns of the CHIARA BONI collection. Hence a Tribaland Pop reinterpretation with applications of glass crystals. All accessories were made entirely by hand with 12mm diamond acrylic beads. Creasens Group, an international fragrance house since the 2000s, creates and accompanies Chiara Boni's fashion show with a refined yet modern fragrance with bright citrusy floral notes,where it manifests its creative drive, thus creating a synaesthetic relationship between notes and colors. Lead fashion show make-up Markus Theisenfor Green Apple Italia. Fashion show hairstyles Adalberto Vanoni for The Agency Aldo Coppola is considered by many professionals to be the most prestigious Italian brand in the hairstyling industry. Renowned for its strong ties to the fashion world and ability to dictate new trends, the brand certainly stands out for its Italian style around the world. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

ISLANDS OF COLOR IN A SEA OF STYLE : THE REVEAL OF THE SPRING SUMMER 2024 COLLECTION AT MILAN FASHION WEEK The Casadei universe is constantly expanding, an area wherein each creation reveals itself as a poetic chronicle of historical evolution and intertwining cultures: a story unfolds that anticipates and almost predicts times, establishing an empathetic dialogue with women, dancing between coolness and comfort. 'The mood has changed, the desire to dream gives way to optimistic pragmatism: and so we offer all types of low and flat heels', says Cesare Casadei, owner and creative director of the brand. The collection is marked by pluralism and a taste for research, with models gathered together as Islands of colour in a sea of style. This season’s must-have is the geometric clutch bag with a metal frame that echoes the razor-sharp silhouette of the iconic Blade heel. The C-Chain symbol in thickened leather becomes a hand strap, a symbol of craftsmanship and style. Each has a name that is a chromatic odyssey, encompassing Earth: the seraphic rose hues of Minou, the golden shades of amber, the calm whispers of panama, the passionate enticement of pink, the freshness of Bohemian Blue, the serenity of Etruscan Brown or Rum, the invigorating presence of topaz yellow, but also the flame red of corals, the matte gold of ancient jewels, the optical white of salt flats, the velvety black of summer nights. The Casadei collection aspires to be a symphony of inspiration, an ode to art and craftsmanship, an embrace of beauty that is constantly evolving, enchanting and unique, as it follows the rhythm of a world that needs new codes of conduct. Discover CASADEI journal: https://www.flipsnack.com/isottaprofile/casadei-journal.html all images © Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Fratelli Rossetti at 70: A Family Story of Style Coherence, Retail Findings, Personal Milestones The brothers Rossetti above. © Fratelli Rossetti Fratelli Rossetti marks its 70th anniversary this year with a celebratory event on Thursday. Flanking the traditional presentation of the brand’s new footwear collection, the company will spotlight its heritage via a short movie featuring archival imagery. A commemorative logo and a special shoe style were also developed for the occasion. The label’s signature Brera loafer has been decorated with handcrafted embroideries recalling the icons of the brand, such as the tassels introduced in the ‘60s by founder Renzo Rossetti that have become a distinctive trait of its collections ever since; the stirrup for the Magenta boot created in the ‘70s, and the flower for the Hobo style, a laceless lace-up introduced in 2011. The company’s president Diego Rossetti, who represents the second generation of the family-run business along with brothers Dario and Luca, underscored that this special rendition was not a limited edition. Fratelli Rossetti anniversary party during the Milan Fashion Week. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Geneva Welcomes Global Innovators, Industry Icons, and Thought Leaders at the 5th Annual Luxury Innovation Summit 2023 5th Annual 2023 Luxury Innovation Summit Transforms the Face of Luxury: Pioneering Panels, Award-Winning Innovations, and Global Leaders Gather in GenevaUnparalleled Global Gathering: Industry Leaders from 20+ countries Unite in Geneva to Explore Everything from Fashion Disruption to Sustainable Luxury The four 2023 Luxury Innovation Awards winners are announced at the global award ceremony Geneva, Wednesday, 20 September 2023: Organized by the Luxury Venture Group, together with eBay as a Headline Partner, the 5th edition of the Luxury Innovation Summit is a vibrant convergence of luxury brands, innovative startups, investors, scholars, media professionals, and international exhibitors. The Summit attracted over 500 attendees from over 20 countries – from iconic luxury brands to emerging talent, and all gathered in one venue to redefine the future of luxury. Four winners of the Luxury Innovation Awards 2023 edition were announced from 122 entries from 24 countries at the Summit, selected by an international jury in a rigorous three-month process. Winners Announced: 2023 #LuxuryInnovation Awards This year’s competition sees the highest number of countries represented at a total of 24 Country France, Spain, Singapore and Switzerland win the AwardsThe final pitching session of the 2023 Luxury Innovation Awards took place on 19 and 20 September in Geneva at the Luxury Innovation Summit. Under the patronage of the President of the Jury, Stanislas de Quercize – the attendees of the Summit and the jury members selected one winner for each of the four award categories. Luxury Fashion and Design: Winner: Maison Maleh, France Technology, Innovation, and e-Commerce in Luxury: Winner: AirParfum, Spain Category Sustainable Luxury: Winner: : ProjectEx PTE Ltd, Singapore Category Luxury Watches and Jewellery: Winner: Aaltas, Switzerland Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

all images © Driven by integrity, passion, and service to the common good, Who is Who International Awards are proud to announce their annual event, Greece, the World All! for the 4th consecutive year. This event is held under the auspices of the Ministry of Development, Hellenism Abroad, and Public Diplomacy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the Ministry of Tourism, the Region of Attica, and the Hellenic Tourism Organization. Part of the proceeds from the event will be donated to help victims affected by the devastating floods who are in need. At the award ceremony, which will be held at Vouliagmeni Lake on Thursday, 28 In September 2023, we will honor several prominent personalities, including HH, Sheikh Majid Al Mualla, a member of the Royal Family of the UAE, His Excellency Syed Algazi, Founder and Managing Director - N.F.Constructions Pvt. Ltd India and Dubai, Alessandro Civati 1st, LutinX.Com - Blockchain, AI & CyberSecurity, Sharlette Hambrick, Director of Golden Globes, Steph Adams, global best-selling author and entrepreneur and Peggy Antonakou, General Manager NA Europe at Google, as well as many more brilliant and equally important personalities. This year’s presenters will be the talented journalist Anna Zirdeli and the actor and director Manolis Ionas. Who is Who International Awards Major Donors: Exclusive Drinks & Cocktails Donor METAXA Exclusive Wine Donor BARAFAKAS Exclusive Beauty Donor EOLIA COSMETICS Exclusive Donor of Fish Hellenic Organization of Aquaculture Producers (ELOPY) Communication Sponsors: L’ÉPOQUE, THETOC.gr, BNB Daily, CEOWORLD, HUFFPOST, VISIONNAIRE MORALMODA, EXPORTNEWS *** The impact of Who is Who International extends beyond the event itself, as the the success of the 2022 event has forged a significant partnership with the French organization, NEREIDES DE BOURBON FOUNDATION. In the heart of the cradle of culture, Greece, the Who is Who International Awards aim to promote global friendship, environmental protection, and philanthropy through an evening that fosters both diplomatic relations and strategic business agreements. Join for this extraordinary evening by reserving your place at the address https://international-awards.com/participation-form/ For more information: Myrto Gonou: 210 7418947; gonou@aea.gr Tatiana Peppa: 210 7418959; peppa@aea.gr Sofia Karitsa: 210 7418986 or karitsa@aea.gr 4, Akadimias, 106 71, Athens GR www.aea.gr Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Marking Lorna Simpson’s first exhibition with the gallery in Switzerland, the artist will exhibit new work from her ongoing Special Character series at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse. Also on view is ‘Fabio Mauri. Amore Mio’, the first solo presentation in Switzerland of this ground-breaking Italian artist. For the opening, there will be a guided tour with Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, director of the Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea, on Saturday 30 September at 5 pm. The exhibition precedes the online catalogue raisonné of Mauri’s work to be published at the end of the year,as well as a solo presentation of works on paper at Castello di Rivoli, Italy, opening in December 2023. Mauri’s iconic installation ‘Luna’ (1968) will also be part of the major group exhibition 'Immersion: The Origins: 1949–1969' at the Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts Lausanne from October 27, 2023. Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse will present Fabio Mauri’s first solo presentation in Switzerland, spanning works from the early 1950s to the mid 1970s that explore topics pertinent to pop art, alongside a solo exhibition on Lorna Simpson’s new work from her ongoing Special Character series. In conjunction with the release of the second volume of Angela Thomas’ biography about Max Bill, ‘von konstruktiver klarheit. max bill und seine zeit 1940-1952,’ Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Bahnhofstrasse will present a Book Lab from 5 October to 18 November featuring various works by the artist from the 1940s and 1950s. Fabio Mauri. Amore Mio ​Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse ​30 September – 22 December 2023 'Fabio Mauri. Amore Mio' was put together by Olivier Renaud-Clément in association with Studio Fabio Mauri and focuses on a time in the artist's career when he experimented with pop art-related aesthetic tactics. It is the first solo exhibition of the influential Italian artist (1926-2009) to be held in Switzerland. The installation "AmoreMio" (1970), which is on display for the first time in more than 50 years, is included in the show together with paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from the late 1950s to the mid-1970s. The first solo exhibition of the influential Italian artist (1926-2009) to be held in Switzerland, will also display for the first time in more than five decades the installation "AmoreMio" (1970), along with paintings, sculptures, and works on paper from the late 1950s to the mid-1970s. The Biennale of 1964 and Fabio Mauri Fabio Mauri experimented with pop art years before this movement became established in Europe following US artist Robert Rauschenberg’s Golden Lion award at the Venice Biennale in 1964. “Amore Mio" highlights Mauri’s early preoccupation with themes became part of pop art. Mauri was born in Rome, where during his early youth he found himself in the center of the events of WW2 and Fascism. Raised among writers and painters, it was natural that Mauri would befriend intellectuals in both artistic and cultural circles of Italy’s new avant-garde, among them: philosopher and semiotician Umberto Eco, film director and aficionado Pier Paolo Pasolini (the artist’s close childhood friend), visual artist Jannis Kounellis, art historian Maurizio Calvesi, the writer Edoardo Sanguineti and art critic and curator Achille Bonito Oliva. Above: Fabio Mauri L'Isola (The Island) 1960–1966 Canvas, tempera, and acetate on wood, 59 x 78 cm. All images ©Estate Fabio Mauri Courtesy, the Estate of Fabio Mauri and Hauser & Wirth. Silkscreen on canvas, 3 colors, 85x59cm Fabio Mauri Marilyn 1964 Photograph and Mixed Media on Canvas 100.3x68.9x10.2cm/391/2x271/8x4in. Photo: Genevieve Hanson. Mauri has not only referenced some of the great names from Italian cinema (see Mauri’s installation ‘Intellettuale. ll Vangelo secondo Matteo di/su Pier Paolo Pasolini’ (1975)), originally conceived with the participation of Pier Paolo Pasolini as a living screen for his film ‘The Gospel According to St. Matthew,’ but also infamous figure Al Capone, thus demonstrating his involvement with the global pop art trend. The displayed silkscreens from his 'Gangster' (1974) series depict this. Mauri seeks to grasp society through an almost phenomenological approach, stating that "From the start, I saw the world as a large, only partially decipherable projection [...]" when describing how the projected picture became a key motif that defined his body of work. We observe those areas of the world that our civilization enables us to recognize and observe. This concept is explored in the 1970 piece "Amore Mio," which consists of 18 silkscreened canvas components that together form an immersive and interactive setting. It requires spectators to move a fixed light to show the surrounding artwork in order to navigate the gloomy space. 'L'isola (The Island)' (1960–1966), which elevates the comic strip to an art form, serves as a maquette for the set design of Mauri's 1960 stage play 'L'Isola. "L'Isola" is an early masterpiece that perfectly exemplifies Mauri's involvement with the performing arts and his relentless pursuit of reality. Mauri proposes through his works a questioning of the real' by commenting on the proliferation of screens in modern society—an observation that holds even more relevance today. ‘Fabio Mauri. Amore Mio’ will open on September 30 with a walkthrough of the exhibition at 5 p.m. led by Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Director of Castello di Rivoli Museo d’Arte Contemporanea. About the artist: Fabio Mauri (1926–2009) was born in Rome, Italy; his early youth was marked by the events of war and fascism—traumas and horrors that would profoundly impact and influence the artist’s life and work. Raised among writers and painters, it was natural that Mauri would befriend intellectuals in both artistic and cultural circles of Italy’s new avant-garde, among them: philosopher and semiotician Umberto Eco, film director and aficionado Pier Paolo Pasolini (the artist’s close childhood friend), visual artist Jannis Kounellis, art historian Maurizio Calvesi, the writer Edoardo Sanguineti, and art critic and curator Achille Bonito Oliva. First emerging in the late 1950s, Fabio Mauri developed the ideas for his work in the context of television and cinema, which, from 1954, became a part of everyday cultural life. Throughout the 1960s, Mauri proved his deep understanding of modern media by reworking the conventional space of easel painting into the conceptual space of the screen, a surface upon which reality and fiction turn into consumable images. Connecting themes and ideas of the past to the present, his work injects within itself a notion of ethical or social responsibility that causes the spectator to critically examine his experience of ‘the real’. Mauri’s artistic career remains as varied and diverse as the activities in which he engaged. An artist, playwright, publisher, critic, and professor for over 20 years, Fabio Mauri’s wide-ranging oeuvre cannot be easily defined. Highly innovative and active in Italy's avant-garde, much of his work, however, remained on the periphery of the parallel artistic movements of the time, such as arte povera and pop art. Lorna Simpson ​Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse ​30 September – 22 December 2023 This autumn, the renowned US artist Lorna Simpson debuts new work from her ongoing Special Character series at Hauser & Wirth Zurich, Limmatstrasse, marking the artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery in Switzerland. First unveiled in 2019, the Special Character series superimposes women’s faces from fashion and wig ads found in the pages of Ebony magazine, revealing through repetition the reinforcement of stereotypes in the everyday imagery we consume. In these works, silkscreened images of isolated figures emerge from layered washes of paint, highlighting Simpson’s continual investigation of the relationship between parts and wholes, and the nature of representation, identity, gender and race. The exhibition in Zurich will coincide with ‘Lorna Simpson x Gaelle Choisne’ at Reiffers Art Initiative, Paris, part of their 2023 mentorship exhibition programme. Born in Brooklyn, Lorna Simpson came to prominence in the 1980s with her pioneering approach to conceptual photography. Simpson’s early work—particularly her striking juxtapositions of text and staged images—raise questions about the nature of representation, identity, gender, race and history that continue to drive the artist’s expanding and multi-disciplinary practice today. She deftly explores the medium’s umbilical relation to memory and history, both central themes within her work. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

AIGNER returns to show at Milan Fashion Week, presenting the collection Spring/Summer 2024, inspired by the artistic dimension of the Arts and Crafts movement of the late 19th century. The main themes of the collection are a return to craftsmanship and the use of materials of high quality of natural and sustainable origin, both key elements of the new collection. By Nermin A. These themes were also taken up in its visual translation, with colors derived from the universe, floral and naturalistic, lush and refined patterns, and luxurious special editions of classic models of the brand's bags. The floral motif „Honeysuckle“, inspired by the works of William Morris, one of the founders of the Arts and Crafts movement, is the central design element of the SS24 show and is translated in various ways into garments and bags. ARTS AND CRAFTS Spring/Summer 2024 Fashion Show by Aigner Christian Alexander Beck, Creative Director of AIGNER, presents extremely current and strong outfits that alternate important and sculptural structures with oversized ensemble looks fluid with an artistic approach. Suits with crop tops and trousers are on the catwalk: soft low-waisted dresses in georgette wool and nappa, tops, skirts, enveloping dresses, and minis shiny patent leather dresses. The tulle bodysuits printed with the season's distinctive arts and crafts are paired with oversized leather trench coats, utility jackets, and miniskirts. Crop tops, tops, skirts, and dresses made from Hypertube—a transparent silk with flowers in silicone that create an artistic 3D effect on garments. Highlights for the Munich-based Maison have always been leather goods and leather goods. Several must-have models were presented alongside some new products and limited editions that enhanced the looks created for AIGNER's return to Milan Fashion Week. Exclusively for the Fashion Show, AIGNER presents its famous signature bag, the CYBILL Bag, in the Stretch and Stretch Mini versions in different finishes: hammered leather with gold and silver metal studs and shiny crocodile-effect leather. An important highlight of the show is the CYBILL Bag Honeysuckle. A special edition of the CYBILL Bag Stretch is a true icon, such that its name is recognized. It is protected worldwide, and no other bag can carry it. Available in medium and mini versions in the colors "Pearl" and "Luxe Blue". The floral pattern is applied to the skin via a digital printing technique. Like all CYBILL bags, the special editions are handmade by AIGNER's partner company in Italy, synonymous with superior craftsmanship and the use of the highest quality materials. Special bags will be available in boutiques and online immediately after the show. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

For the #BLACKPINK concert in Seoul on 17th September, #Dior global ambassador #JISOO sported elegant creations specially dreamed up by Maria Grazia Chiuri. The artist appeared on stage wearing exceptional models, such as a black tulle skirt distinguished by an interplay of transparency and light. As a subtle tribute to Monsieur Dior's passion for nature and botany, she also wore a top embellished with delicate embroidered flowers in shades of blue, pink and green. Celebrating the virtuosity of the Ateliers, these pieces reflect the excellence of Dior savoir-faire through their irresistible fall and the finesse of their finishing touches. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

MM6 Maison Margiela Spring - Summer 2024 collection is based on abstractionism and the dichotomy of black and white. The result is radical simplicity and straightforwardness in the Spring - Summer 2024 collection. Beginning from the show notes that state, "The ever-increasing number of summer heatwaves sets the tone for the whole show," not every brand did care to point out this, we know it is happening so let us be open about this fact. Even if all the brands don't say it, we see an adaptation to the heat, particularly for the spring-summer collections. By Nermin A. MM6 Maison Margiela Spring - Summer 2024 The SS24 collection highlights the signature style of the brand and its ability to enhance the body language through the way pockets are placed to interpretations of staples such as the butcher apron and the lab coat. Ribbons, slits, full side openings and ties, are cleverly incorporated throughout the collection, with particular attention on the length and width. The length of the vests is exaggerated and even so in lengthened tailored jackets and trousers, often wrapped around the body to enhance movement or abstract impression of the body language. Some of great examples are plunging V necklines, tall sleeveless coats falling straight, and sleeve-deprived shirts all emitting the brand's signature style and a nod to the 90s. This is further emphasised with low placed pockets, on both gilets and trousers with an extended crotch. Denim, robust canvas and pragmatic polycotton nod at the realm of work, where the hand is focal. T-shirts with six patch pockets suggest a number of manual actions, as do the slip dresses cut like one-shouldered aprons, their singular shape being a result of function, in this case the need to free one shoulder during work. Meta is a favorite #MM6 way to turn straightforwardness into abstraction. Hence the word allongé printed on the allongé t-shirt, or mat, satiné, brillant carved onto mat, satiné and brilliant cuffs and pieces of jewelry. Stamps become jewelry too, and so do keys, as earrings. Accessories further riff on the idea of making: round toe boots and mary janes shaped after kitchen safety shoes, anatomic toe clogs, and a new iteration of the Salomon mary janes. Elongated paper bags and handbags that double as vests entice other gestures. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

For her World Renaissance Tour in the USA, Texas, Beyoncé performs in a GEORGES HOBEIKA Couture gown from the Fall 2023 collection. This is the third time that teh star performs in Georges Hobeika after opening of her World Tour in Germany earlier this summer. By Nermin A. Beyoncé chose a GEORGES HOBEIKA Couture gown from the Fall 2023 collection The off-the-shoulder dress is made from silk and is embroidered in turquoise silver Swarovski crystals. The see-through dress is hand-embellished with turquoise feathers. This colour is one of key themes from the GEORGES HOBEIKA Couture Fall 2023 Collection titled "A DREAM" where the actress Fan BingBing modeled a dress in the similar turquoise shade. To add a dramatic impact, the gown was complimented with a custom-made embroidered head-veil. The full look took 310 hours to be complemented with a team of embroiderers, plumassiers and couturiers. Beyoncé and Fan are respectively considered one of North America's and Asia's most successful artists and celebrities. Having Fan Bing Bing walking the runway for Georges Hobeika and Beyoncé performing in the Maison's couture an achievement unique to the Hobeika brand. #Beyoncé didn't disappoint when she kicked off her Renaissance world tour in Sweden earlier this year. And during her touring in Europe and the US fans got to see her wear some of the most elaborate couture dresses from the latest collections, each requiring no less than couple hundred of hours to complete. The megastar is not just a music performer but her concert and tour is a fashion show on its own. Fans who got to see the opening night told BBC Newsbeat about the megastar's shot "it was the most expensive show and the craziest show I've ever been to in my life". The star continues to shine opting for different couture looks from luxury brands like #Valentino and #GeorgesHobeika equally stunning as the white Valentino couture look she wore in Germany. The figure-hugging silhouette was crafted from skin-colored tulle, embellished with delicate hand-embroidered #Swarovski crystals, sparkling sequins, and lustrous pearls. all images © Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

“HOMINIS ESSENTIA CARO SANGUINIS ANIMA EST” is the headline of the Spring Summer 2024 show by Calcaterra, aptly presented in institution dedicated to philosophical thought-Fondazione G. Brodolini, which was established in 1971 to build on the work of the labour minister Giacomo Brodolini, who championed the Workers' Statute-and this latin saying at the same time represents the essence of the brand according to its designer and founder. Simplicity in form and a sophisticated and light interpretation of color come together, skillfully combined by the designer who respectfully reinterprets and reworks archive designs while preserving their purity, quality, and timeless allure. Spring Summer 2024 Calcaterra The palette is powdery: botanical greens from hydrangea to fern, crystalline and milky shades of white, delicious hues of dark chocolate, nutmeg, and black pepper, and the unusual nuance of strelitzia. A Berber mood emerges through a choreography of subtle and strong accents. The material and the volume are the stylistic feature of the entire collection: hand embroidery done with natural river pearls, washed feathers, transparencies and jacquards on which the very concept of the jacket is exaggerated to the extreme, which becomes an object of desire. A minimalist attitude increasingly focuses on the essential and — borrowing codes of the ‘80s and ‘90s — stylistically reiterates a “less is more” approach, made up of dramatically large squared shoulders, simple necklines, and exaggeratedly short jackets almost to the limit of wearability. Simplicity speaks the language of childhood: “I wanted to design this collection with the eyes of when I first fell in love with fashion. With my hands and pencil, I traced a new linearity and stylistic imprint, created as if from a child’s quick sketch.” - Daniele Calcaterra, Founder and Creative Director of the brand. Soundtrack // Thomas Costantin Hair // HENRY OLIVIER @mksmilano @babylissproitalia Make-up // GIULIO PANCIERA @mksmilano @dermalogicaitali Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe

Sara Cavazza Facchini celebrates 10 years in the role of creative director of Genny with a tribute to the fashion house’s total white luxury. Shades of white. Infinite, reasoned, imperceptible, more visible. An exercise in style that embraces the entire new GENNY collection, Spring-Summer 2024. The iconic choice of a total white horizon is the choice that Sara Cavazza Facchini has made since the dawn of her creative experience with GENNY. It is an important path that has now come to celebrate its first 10-year anniversary. White has always been her quintessential color. Her aesthetic practice finds a comfort zone in the dialogue with the optical neutrality of natural glow. For Spring-Summer 2024, consistent with the sense of cozy luxury conveyed throughout the collection, the Block Chain is embroidered with crystals and miniaturized with metal laminations. Accessories are consequential to the expression of primal naturalness. A web of weaves identifies belts, bags, footwear. On the one hand, the presence of precious metals: yellow gold, rose gold and platinum. Inserts that make the wardrobe more material. On the other, the presence of the iconic orchid that becomes an embroidery, a brooch, a second identity signature. The synthesis of this vocation is in a must have piece of the collection: the orchid-chiseled metallic bodice. That identifies the transition from the ethereal to the concrete, giving a propulsive boost to GENNY’s glamorous vocation. Sara Cavazza Facchini’s styling work ensures the silhouette of physicality the most natural expressive freedom. Body volumes are present, but never tight. They are slippery, soft, accepting lines. The collection unveils in a habitat with a strong tropical feel: an orchid garden, a symbol of GENNY’s sensuality. Pack nicotine alternatives Smoking cessation isn’t a one-and-done thing; being out with friends—especially smokers—might exacerbate your cravings. Instead of giving in and asking for a smoke, tobacco-free alternatives can help tamp down those urges. Nicotine pouches are a great product for a night out. Most nicotine pouches come in cans, which allow users to experience nicotine satisfaction on the go. Another great option is nicotine patches, which have been around for decades as a quitting aid. Brands like Habitrol nicotine patches come with two or three-step programs over eight or twelve weeks, gradually lowering the nicotine dose after some time. all images © Read our Summer Issue See Haute couture from Dior, Alexis Mabille, Georges Hobeika, Zuhair Murad, Valentino and more Explore Moralmoda Art Culture Lifestyle Travel Business Interviews Events ​ Get in touch About us Contacts Subscribe