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10 of July important fashion influencers and top media were invited to the special brunch in hotel Fairmont Monte-Carlo. In collaboration with the new luxury place - Hair Spa & Beauty GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL the first Web3 Fashion online Marketplace based in Monaco - Porterium showed that shopping can be a unique experience in the world of modern technologies. After french breakfast with fresh fruits and croissants guests discussed about style and listened to fashion expert - top celebrity stylist Nouf Kabbani. Content creators and influencers Martika, Laura Marra, Patricia Gloria Contreras, Olga Lavric, Julia B., Antoniya Toneva and Alina Dyachenko, among few joined the special branch and enjoyed a friendly atmosphere. Official launching of Porterium with a speech of the founder Liliya Tippetts was a bright moment of the event. After the friendly brunch guests had a tour in the new spacious GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL in the famous hotel Fairmont Monte-Carlo, where they discovered expertise ranges from traditional beauty services going over into collaboration with medical doctors to find best personalized treatments. All guests received beauty certificates from Glam Montecarlo and gifts from Porterium brands Etape, Wood Belt, Victoria Silvstedt X Marli Dresses collection. ©Kateryna Voroniuk Porterium, the pioneering Web3 marketplace for Fashion, Art, and Design, is empowering emerging fashion brands to accelerate their international business growth. With a global reach and a mission to make fashion accessible worldwide, Porterium is bridging the gap between fashion meccas and creating a vibrant community of fashion-forward consumers. What sets Porterium apart is its innovative approach to NFT stores. The fashion shopping platform offers 888 unique Porterium NFT stores for carefully curated international independent fashion brands that will appreciate in value over time, benefiting the associated brands. Alina Dyachenko & Liliya Tippetts "We believe in shaping the future of fashion by providing a platform for emerging designers and fashion lovers to connect and and grow Porterium eco system" said Liliya Tippetts, Founder of Porterium. "With our traditional marketplace, NFT stores, and immersive metaverse, we are revolutionizing the fashion industry and creating unique shopping experience for customers" Porterium collaborates with industry leaders and influencers like Victoria Silvstedt (whose exclusive capsule collection “Wild Life” for Marli Dresses will be also available at Porterium), Sasha Ray, Alina Dyachenko, Gessika Kayane, Lana Scolaro, Rymooshka among others, renowned for their expertise in luxury brands. These collaborations enhance the credibility and desirability of the brands represented on the platform. By partnering with industry experts, Porterium ensures that customers have access to the most sought-after and high-quality fashion goods created with sustainable approach. It will offer a 360 degree engaging shopping experience blending the traditional fashion marketplace with immersive Porterium metaverse experience aimed to also host metaverse fashion shows, art exhibitions and much more. This innovative concept redefines the way customers engage with fashion, allowing them to explore and discover new styles and trends in a virtual environment. Experience the Porterium difference and join the movement towards a new era of style, creativity, and endless novelties. Shop online without price tag compromise www.porterium.com GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL is a new luxury destination hair Spa & Beauty in Monaco. The team of skilled professionals is dedicated to providing exceptional service and ensuring customer satisfaction. At GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL every client is unique. That's why the beauty space offers a personalized beauty concept that encompasses a 360-degree approach to beauty. From hair to toe, GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL strives to provide the best solutions for clients' needs. The range of services includes traditional beauty treatments as well as collaborations with medical doctors to offer personalized and innovative treatments. The team believes in enhancing clients' natural beauty and creating a luxurious and relaxing environment where they can indulge in a range of beauty treatments. At GLAM Monte Carlo & CJL, your satisfaction is utmost priority of the team. Professionals strive to provide an unforgettable experience for each and every client. For more information or to book an appointment, please contact salon GLAM - Carol Joy, 12, Avenue des Spelugues Fairmont Monte-Carlo 98000 Monaco. Tel: +377 9330 8021 @_porterium - Online fashion shopping platform out of Monaco with the global outreach. @glam_medispa & @glam_monte_carlo - CJL Salon Fairmont: Beauty gift vouchers for luxurious treatments. Partners: @woodbelteu - Stylish wood belts that make a sustainable statement. @etape__maison - Elegant leather coin holders made in Ukraine @marlidresses and @victoriasilvstedt Collection: Fashion-forward clothing pieces from Monaco. Jewelry line from @yenamonaco by @itslauramarra Photos by Kateryna Voroniuk @voroniuk.ph

HAUTE COUTURE Imane Ayissi Autumn/Winter 2023–2024 couture collection presented on July 7, 2023 explores the power of art. Art influence may also be noticed again in the regal drapery that the designer matches with his distinctive color scheme. Titled 'Mguilguidigueu-Mteun' the starting point for this collection was the discovery of works by the painter Paul Chmaroff in the Thierry Schneider collection, which contains several hundred of his works. "I knew absolutely nothing about this painter, who comes from a culture (Russian) far from my own culture and difficult for me to classify in a known artistic movement, but yet I was immediately able to appreciate the beauty of this painting." said designer. Couture Fall Winter 2023/24 collection From this, the reflection on the fact that the search for beauty spans cultural differences, that it is, on the contrary, what binds all members of humanity, and that everywhere in the world, the starting point of a graphic work is always a set of lines and curves, a line and a circle (Mguilguidigueu-Mteun in the Ewondo language of Cameroon) and any creator can recognise themselves in the work of another creator. The gentlest touches of silver and gold are elegantly incorporated to echoing the work of Paul Chmaroff, this collection is above all a pure search for lines, shapes, volumes, movements, colors and textures. "But no aesthetic research today can do without questioning its environmental impact, which is both a constraint, limitation on creativity, and at the same time an incentive to be more creative with these constraints. Hence the decision to use mainly natural fibers in this collection, including linen, undoubtedly the most ecological fiber, in combination with silk, or bamboo viscose, which has a low ecological impact and is biodegradable, and embroideries made from fabric scraps. "As always, I also used fibres and textiles that are characteristic of the African continent: raffia, Obom (tapped tree bark), “bazin teinté”, Kenté. 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

HAUTE COUTURE RAMI KADI Couture Fall Winter 2023/24 - "Film Noir" "I wanted to breathe life into this fascination of mine and of so many other artists, I’m sure Film Noir is a tribute to the era's irreplaceable charm. It’s the blurring of the lines that separate us from this bygone era." - - Rami Kadi Words: N. Ahmet Rami Kadi continues to present his Haute Couture collections in new and refreshing ways. After his past collections, like the Couture Spring-Summer 2022, which merged the boundaries between the physical and the digital, Kadi has always been keen on adapting to new technologies to convey the couture to clients and has been pioneering several innovations, like being the first designer to introduce a cyber fashion show before COVID-19. With his new collection, Rami Kadi invites us all further into a world of unimaginable beauty, showcasing 31 gowns sparkling the glamour of film noir actresses. The Fall/Winter 23-24 couture collection by Rami Kadi Maison de Couture explores the tenacious nature of life Film Noir, as models draped in couture masterpieces glide under a spotlight that chases their every move. Adding an element of nostalgia, screens flanking the runway reveal behind-the-scenes footage from the atelier, coupled with subtle sounds of fabric being cut, embroidered, and sewn–a symphony of craftsmanship that echoes the painstaking creation of each gown. The immersive runway show was launched live on Instagram on July 6, 2023, marking the debut of Maison Rami Kadi’s Film Noir. “Instagram allows us to reach our audience directly, to bring the mystique and charm of our collection into their lives, wherever they may be. Just as Hollywood was the epicenter of allure and style in the noir era, Instagram is now the stage where the modern spectacle of fashion plays out," stated Rami Kadi. Figure-hugging dresses emphasize the feminine form with strong shoulders and nipped-in waists. Carefully chosen Pantone colors imbue the collection with a sense of elegance and sophistication. Pink Tint, Shifting Sand, and Silver Peony are among the colors that complement the collection's overall aesthetic and highlight its timeless appeal. The belle of the ball and star of the show is the crystal-embroidered bridal dress. Bathed in the warm spotlight of glamour and adorned with an air of timeless class, this dress embodies the spirit of this nostalgic era while exuding modern sophistication. Crystals hang from the delicate gloves like droplets of dew, creating an iridescent display that mirrors the elegance of the era. A sea of Swarovski pieces forms a radiant headpiece, creating rays that shine outward, much like the bride herself, who is the epicenter of this show-stopping ensemble. This journey through time culminates in a grand unveiling that captures the essence of Hollywood glam. Like a monochrome film reel springing to life, the collection makes its debut on a fully black, rain-lit stage. The stark contrasts of the runway mimic the chiaroscuro lightplay characteristic of film noir, as models draped in couture masterpieces glide under a spotlight that chases their every move. Adding an element of nostalgia, screens flanking the runway reveal behind-the-scenes footage from the atelier, coupled with subtle sounds of fabric being cut, embroidered, and sewn—a symphony of craftsmanship that echoes the painstaking creation of each gown. 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

Stenzhorn House of Jewellery was founded in 1979 by the Stenzhorn brothers in Boppard, Germany. As a leader in pioneering new techniques and daring design, the brand’s jewels sparkle across the globe. Stenzhorn, a German manufacturer and distributor of high-end jewelry and watches, unveils the release of the expanded and updated HONEY HONEY range today. In July 2023, it will be offered for sale both offline and online. The beehive hexagon design was elevated in the previous HONEY HONEY collection, which featured pieces in baguette-cut diamonds and was made of exquisite white and warm rose gold. In order to convey lovely connecting affection, the intentionist stresses the geometric repetition. Six is supposed to be a holy number for the Roman goddess Venus, representing love and togetherness, and having six sides. Stenzhorn is introducing a daily wear line in response to the previous Honey Honey collection's enormous popularity. "This modern look in lively yellow gold gives your daily apparel a fresh new image and a sweet touch of minimalism." Chris Stenzhorn, Sales Director The intention is to emphasizes the geometric repetition to express sweet connective love. Comprised of six sides, it is said that the number six is symbolic of love and union, a sacred number for the Roman goddess Venus. Building on the great success of the previous Honey Honey collection, Stenzhorn is now launching a daily wear line with dazzling diamonds and vivid splashes of color. Including new elements, such as earcuffs, and the option of combining different colors, Stenzhorn is setting new standards when it comes to establishing trends. The brand new and young Honey Honey collection is characterized by a bolder appearance, precise corners,and clearer lines. Crafted from 18-karat yellow gold and hand-painted enamel, the collection maintains the craftsmanship and precision that Stenzhorn is renowned for. Stenzhorn House of Jewellery was founded in 1979 by the Stenzhorn brothers in Boppard, Germany. As a leader in pioneering new techniques and daring design, the brand’s jewels sparkle across the globe, telling a story of the Founder’s travels and adventures and showcasing the beauty of nature through the art and craftmanship of the jeweler and watchmaker. With a deep love of nature and a pursuit of excellence, Stenzhorn creates beauty within the finest details, using precious stones such as rubies,sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds. Stenzhorn's signature style—the invisible setting—showcases their impeccably masterful mastery and sensitivity to beauty. 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 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

HAUTE COUTURE Alta Moda Fashion Show_ 9th July 2023, in Puglia by Dolce&Gabbana was followed by Men's Haute couture and the Italian luxury house presented also High jewellery. 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

HAUTE COUTURE Daniel Roseberry, as Artistic Director at Maison Schiaparelli, masters the surrealist expression that the founder proposed almost 100 years ago when the Maison was founded in Paris. The dramatic Fall 2023 Couture presentation was moved from its intimate salons at 21, Place Vendôme, to a bigger stage in the city, which seems appropriate now for a brand that is worn by some of the world's biggest artists at the world's greatest stages. The Fall 2023 couture show’s grandiosity is not just felt in the venue but in the exaggerated executed coats, collars, and humor, but in a good way. Clearly, the designer had a lot of fun creating this collection, as did models wearing it, unable to hide a smile as they walked calmly down the catwalk. A collection largely kept in black and white adorned with golden details seems more mature than ever, yet don’t expect to find nun-like discipline in cuts like the couture style that Elsa Schiaparelli’s contemporary Coco Chanel was famous for. © Schiaparelli.com. Roseberry's approach is the opposite, exploring the concepts of fluidity and movement. Made for a woman who lives passionately and wears her heart on her sleeve, as symbolically depicted by the indigo painted model, where an asymmetrical indigo blue skirt is the only garment on the model, as a big heart-shaped leaf barely covers the indigo painted breast, it reminds me of a look from the fall 2022 couture, where the model's breast is adorned with a finely crafted red lacquered anatomical heart pendant with rhinestones, held by a thin necklace, Schiaparelli.com. By N. Ahmet 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

HAUTE COUTURE © Gaurav Gupta Gaurav Gupta, the renowned Indian fashion designer and artist, debuted in Paris earlier this year during Paris Haute Couture Week with a show that was perfectly timed for Indian Republic Day on January 26. His second couture presentation this July—attended by Cardi B and Fan BingBing seated in the front row—is a well-deserved way to cap Paris' most opulent and renowned fashion week, where only a few carefully chosen names are on the official schedule. India is prominently featured in his second, again very conceptual, collection, with fluidity and surreal silhouettes that convey story and interpret the original concept of the collection. The surrealist concepts that the designer explores are primarily influenced by Indian history and a rich culture. The degree of thought and research put into each model is stunning. As the models pass by, the shapes and sparkle from their dresses gives audience goosebumps. Almost no part of the outfit is left unembellished, the atelier workers are clearly busy just as Gupta's mind. Sometimes dresses are adorned with sparkly sequins, sometimes with pearls hanging as drops from the outfit. Every detail and cut tells a story. In his debut couture show in Paris, he expertly explained the notion of infinity and his passion for the ancient Egyptian civilizations; fusing conventional construction and decorating techniques with his vision of the future. This time again, Gupta returns for inspiration in ancient Hindu texts known as the Vedas, exploring the concept of Hiranyagarbha; Hiranya meaning golden and garbha meaning the womb. It’s from this version of the creation story that comes inspiration for an ultra-futuristic and cosmic collection that is made for lucky stars that can wear it. Let's be honest, not even his black dresses are typical Chanel little black dress, it takes a special woman to wear his creations. The fall 2023 collection interprets the state of floating through a very narrow color palette of black and white, dusty grey, yellows, olive green, and Malachite green, which was originally a mineral pigment used in ancient Egypt to develop green paint and was popular until the 19th century. Today, this natural form of green pigment has been replaced by its synthetic form, verditer, among other synthetic greens. We would love to see Cardi B or actress BingBing in any of these designs. 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

Sofia Crociani, creator of AELIS, and Christine Neumeister, director of the Paris Opera's costume department, collaborated to give birth to a piece of art-to wear couture that was presented during the couture show in July. Underground Flora - Actions are driven by passion and are related to creativity and sensitivity Collection FW 2023/24 Inspired by the elegance and grace of the ballet, AELIS has established a unique partnership with the Paris Opera to create a dress-sculpture from vintage tutus, made in the prestigious atelier of the Opera. "We are honored to start this collaboration with the Paris Opera which was born from the friendship with Christine Neumester. It's an extraordinary opportunity to showcase our commitment to eco-sustainable fashion while celebrating the art and history of dance. - Sofia Crociani, creator of AELIS Couture In the early spring, Sofia comes across a little white blossom in the form of a feathery ball while exploring the uneven stones of the Louvre's cour carré in Paris. The splendor of the nearby structures is challenged by her elegance and vulnerability. These extraordinary seeds, capable of dancing and being carried by the wind for hundreds and miles, are the start of the voyage of the new season of AELIS. Suddenly, the breath of the wind disintegrates it into a million of feather-light seeds that begin to fly between heaven and earth. ©AELIS The traditional tutu form that resembles a dandelion blossom inspires the collection. Sofia is able to reclaim a few historic tutus that the head of the costume department, Cristine Neumeister, has made accessible to her through the relationship with the Opera de Paris. Thus, an upcycling work was made in which the "tutus plateau" was combined into a single sculptural and fleeting object, preserving the significance and force of the experience that inhabited those shapes. The focal focus of the collection's study as well as its evocative power is thus the emotional power of a dress that contains the history of the bodies and the ingredients that make up it. 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

HIGH JEWELLERY ©Boucheron - Carte Blanche, More is More - Do Not Iron jack THE WILD DREAM Offering the Jack icon a colorful expression, as precious as the joy radiating from these singular and bold pieces. Diamonds, white gold, intricate setting: on these joyful pieces, techniques and precious materials come together in harmony. Getting the party started on a tuxedo collar, breaking the rules on an evening gown, dressing up and shaking up genders and conventions. A TECHNICAL CHALLENGE Ten times as light as gold, magnesium is at the heart of these 3 brooches’ design. On the magnesium cones, black lacquer alternates with diamond lines, their sizes perfectly selected to create a subtle play of light and scales. Resin-colored cones displaying their modernity with extreme delicacy. This complex and exhilarating result was made possible through the joint work of different craftsmen – each one bringing the excellence of their specialty – becoming partners at the service of beauty. Clothing jewel set with o n y x , p a v e d w i t h diamonds, and decorated with lacquer, in titanium and white gold. Bracelet paved with tsavorites, and decorated with lacquer, in titanium and white gold. Bracelet in the tradition of multi-wear. THE WILD DREAM A neo-parure. Nonchalance feigned by a hand slipped into a High Jewelry pocket, adaptable to be worn on any garment. The final touch to this picture is a bracelet, shaped as a perfect sphere. Who said that a parure should be composed of a necklace, earrings, and a bracelet? In the Pocket makes light of conventions. It creates an attitude and a succession of emotions, drawn from the discovery of the richness of its pieces – enhanced by the preciousness of their nonconformism. A TECHNICALCHALLENGE Slipping one’s adorned hand in a precious pocket and giving metal the suppleness of cloth: this may have been one of the greatest challenges posed to the ateliers. The 3D printed titanium elements of this precious pocket are mounted on stretch fabric. From the back of the wearer’s garment, a magnet fits the structure: secretly fixing this incredible jewel, which delicately blends with the cloth. Multiwear, which is dear to Maison Boucheron, is celebrated here through a tsavorite and black lacquer sphere. A true objet d’art, turning into a cuff bracelet and two rings when the sphere is dismantled: making it a spectacular four-in-one creation, celebrating savoir-faire and creativity. Titanium was chosen to constitute the structure of the sphere: it was anodized to ensure the most precise color treatment. 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

THE DIOR AUTUMN-WINTER 2023-2024 READY-TO-WEAR SHOW IN SHENZHEN DIOR SHENZHEN RTW AW23 GROUPSHOT © WANG ZIQIAN For Maria Grazia Chiuri, every collection is an opportunity to reflect on the role and essence of clothing in its relationship to the body and to fashion. The re-reading of the 1950s – at the heart of this Dior Autumn-Winter 2023-2024 ready-to-wear line – is also a means for the Creative Director to explore the history of Dior, each time in a totally new way, and to delve deeper into French style around three extraordinary personalities: Catherine Dior, Édith Piaf and Juliette Gréco. The floral motifs chosen by Monsieur Dior have been reinterpreted: the texture of the mottled fabric is interwoven with a metallic thread that makes the material seem alive, malleable even, and erases the contours, obtaining an abstract effect. Primary colors take center stage: ruby, emerald, topaz yellow and blue. Delicate shades of tartan dress the coats, jackets and straight skirts. The embroidery composes small bursts of light. Celebrating the kaleidoscopic image of femininity drawn by powerful icons, inhabited by conscience, these creations – presented at the Sea World Culture and Arts Center of Shenzhen, during a bewitching show – suggest emotional paths to the new generations of women who are shaping our future. 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

Precious Time: Combining High Watchmaking and High Jewelry New Colors Grace The Récital 23 the Récital 23 represents the values which drive Mr. Raffy and the artisans of BOVET 1822: passion for handcrafted fine watchmaking. This year the Récital 23 has been graced with two special color and material treatments. Chiseled and then layered with lacquer, these new elegant dials have a unique character that speaks of the promise of lush greenery, tranquil seas, sun-kissed days, and warm festive nights. See more 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

The Swiss team's performance was exceptional on the final days of prestigious Falsterbo Horse Show With packed stands, glorious sunshine, and nine incredible days of competition behind us, it was finally time for one of the highlights of Falsterbo Horse Show: the Longines Falsterbo Grand Prix. 50 international riders took on the Grand Prix course, featuring obstacles towering at 1.60 meters. The competition was decided over two rounds, with 13 pairs advancing to the thrilling "winning round." The bar was set high, requiring both speed and flawless performance to progress. After a blazingly fast second round, Swiss rider Martin Fuchs and Conner Jei emerged victorious with a time of 45.70 seconds, nearly two seconds ahead of second-placed Willem Greve from the Netherlands, who, together with Highway M TN, crossed the finish line in 47.95 seconds. Italy's Emanuele Camilli and Odense Odeveld claimed the third spot with a time of 48.68 seconds. Martin Fuchs expressed his joy and satisfaction with the day's outcome. The pair had also competed in the Nations Cup earlier in the week, where Switzerland finished at the top of the podium. Fuchs wanted to assess his horse's performance in this format, with several major competitions held closely together. The result? Based on feelings and result, he was extremely pleased; – It was an incredible feeling. I haven't been here in a while, but I want to come back as soon as I get the chance. It has been a great week, and the jump-off today was exhilarating. My horse jumps phenomenally and is extremely careful. Swiss Dominance Throughout the Week In addition to their impressive performances on Sunday, Swiss riders dominated the entire Falsterbo Horse Show this year. The Swiss train of victory kicked off with Martin Fuchs claiming first place in the Stiftelsen Falsterbo Horse Show Prize on Friday, followed by Steve Guerdat and Martin Fuchs securing first and second place, respectively, in the Agria Trophy. Friday afternoon witnessed the Longines FEI Jumping Nations Cup™ of Sweden, with Switzerland emerging as the victors. Steve Guerdat continued the Swiss success story by winning Saturday's Falsterbo Derby presented by Agria. As previously mentioned, Martin Fuchs sealed the week's triumph by winning the shows final competition on Sunday, the Longines Falsterbo Grand Prix. See more 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