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Fashion Kille Gran Prix MILAN STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - STREET FASHION ArsSutoria TRENDS GUIDE shoes & bags s/s 2015 sweet paradise gran prix gallery pop r fashion kille Gran Prix MILAN STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - STREET FASHION INNOVATIVE SPORTING LUXE DESIGN THE GAME IS OVER Couture Metropolitano Modern Performance And High Tech Premium Materials Functional Competition And Sport PANTONE® 11-0602 TPX Gran Prix auto world pure passion PANTONE® 14-0951 TPX Te is . Just like fashion. Te major ingredients are: innovation, sport and prime materials. Te automobile industry has realized the business value of investing in lifestyle collections appreciated more and more by clients. Films past and present (Ron Howard’s “Rush” recalls the dawn of Formula 1), amateur meetings, international racing PANTONE® 18-1561 TPX covered globally by the TV channels, exhibitions, chatting at a bar... everyone talks about cars: the latest generation, vintage, sports cars, classic, luxury, utilitarian, motorbikes, scooters, bikes for the city, hybrid autos. Tere are consumers who love to buy important brands they trust in. Fidelity to an image PANTONE® 19-1761 TPX created through advertising and the power of the international media. A car can be synonymous with innovation but also safety, just like shoes and accessories. Brands such as Range Rover, Porsche, Maserati, Momo Design, Fiat, Bugatti, Ferrari, Jaguar, BMW, Mercedes, Lamborghini etc., have extended their ofer to lifestyle products that include apparel. PANTONE® 15-5534 TPX Colours Te colours that are usually associated with sports now become more urban and sophisticated. Black and grey together with decisive but darker yellow and red. PANTONE® 18-3949 TPX Greens are lighter. Te colours of Gran Prix models take on innovative tones to create a harmony among themselves. PANTONE® 16-4127 TPX PANTONE® 18-0000 TPX PANTONE® and PANTONE Textile COLOUR SystemTM are trademarks of PANTONE, PANTONE® 19-4007 TPX Inc. © Pantone LLC 1984, 2013 The PANTONE Reference Numbers shown herein represent the PANTONE COLOURS most close to the COLOURS displayed. COLOUR reproduction may not match PANTONE®-identified textile solid COLOUR standard. Consult the current PANTONE Textile COLOUR System Publications for accurate COLOUR standards DSQUARED2 STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION CALZOLERIA RIVOLTA STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION MEN STYLE: KENZO driver shoe hand all bag premium sport soft nappa classic upper MASERATI STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION PORSCHE DESIGN MOMO DESIGN Y3 YAMAMOTO MEN STYLE: premium sport shoes light and breathable hight tech stylish details PORSCHE DESIGN FENDI JOHN GALLIANO GIVENCHY FRANKIE MORELLO JEAN PAUL GAULTIER JEAN PAUL MEN STYLE: sport beach shoes STELLA JEAN sandals boat shoes boundages stripesand textyle FAY STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION DKNY SACAI CHLOE’ WOMEN STYLE: sporty chic CRISTIANO BURANI sneaker + heels + wedges clogs + sandal wimbledon inspiration contrast piping COSTUME NATIONAL STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION JIL SANDER VICTOR&ROLF ANTONIO MARRAS WOMEN STYLE: MARNI daily open shoes functional squared rectangular box messenger edge painted ARPEX TEXTILES LABAM CIM ITALY ANTONIANA MINUTERIE ACCESSORIES: synthetic resin thermosetting plastic polyester two colors textyle ribbons CONCERIA ORION MONTEBELLO ANTICA MANIFATTURA PELLI ANTICA MANIFATTURA ONCERIA KARA C CONCERIA ORION LEATHER: techno reptyles laser cuts AF by ALBARELLO FERDINANDO perforation stripes crazed and crack surfaces ABIP by RUSSO DI CASANDRINO SUOLIFICIO MORROVALLESE I.P.M. I.P.M. MARTAC MARTAC SILGA GOMMA prod. by ERRE EMME SUOLE HEELS AND SOLES: blocks outsoles leather and rubber chunky eva and micropourous LEATHER CARBI.PEL SP PLAST grip outsoles PELLICAN PENTA WORKING PENTA AT + T AT MARTAC TEXTILE/SYNTHETICS: performance and aesthetic urban geometrics overlaying transparent SP PLAST paper coating Sweet Paradise MILAN LONDON STREET FASHION - STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - STREET FASHION FLOURISHING LATINOS AND NATURE DRY SAGE MEDITTERANEAN Charming Outdoor Relaxed Fluo Tropical And Surf Subculture Chill Out andTravel Dusty Natural Music, Dancing, And Voo Doo PANTONE® 15-4319 TPX Sweet Paradise PANTONE® 14-1064 TPX Modern outdoor is apparently sufering increasingly despite its dashing appeal. A mixture of musical rhythms and styles. New Orleans with its rich history, Creole culture and French infuence, the Sophisticated jazz origins. Ten the rich and fourishing PANTONE® 17-1456 TPX vegetation of Brazil that bursts on the world with its “arrojado” and “relaxado” attitude. A picture that depicts the mood of a modern paradise, recalling surfing in the ‘50s, tribal cultures, icons, beer, tropical islands and the ocean. PANTONE® 13-0550 TPX Colours Te new outdoors is rich and jolly. Tones of earth and sand dried by the sun together with azure, mustard, leaf-green and lobster. Subtle greens are as important as shades of tropical sand in the neutral tints. PANTONE® 18-0435 TPX PANTONE® 16-0836 TPX PANTONE® 15-6410 TPX PANTONE® 17-1321 TPX PANTONE® 18-0937 TPX PANTONE® and PANTONE Textile COLOUR SystemTM are trademarks of PANTONE, PANTONE® 18-1027 TPX Inc. © Pantone LLC 1984, 2013 The PANTONE Reference Numbers shown herein represent the PANTONE COLOURS most close to the COLOURS displayed. COLOUR reproduction may not match PANTONE®-identified textile solid COLOUR standard. Consult the current PANTONE Textile COLOUR System Publications for accurate COLOUR standards STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - NEW YORK STREET FASHION TUOMAS TOLVANEN STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION WOMEN STYLE: ALESSA classic casual leather sole lace up wood clogs espadrillas natural + patterns GUCCI STREET FASHION - NEW YORK STREET FASHION DRIES VAN NOTEN DRIES VAN ALBERTA FERRETTI ALBERTA WOMEN STYLE: boundages shoes lace up ballerina - MILAN STREET FASHION fringes double silk satin flower embroderies ETRO GUCCI ROLANDO JOHN STREET FASHION - MILAN STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION MEN STYLE: ETRO street on the beach contemporary surfer natural textyle denim look light outsole ETRO STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION ETRO HERMES STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION MEN STYLE: outdoor casual NOTEN DRIES VAN texan boots straw sandal suede sneaker sac messenger PRADA STREET FASHION - FLORENCE STREET FASHION JOHN RICHMOND MEN STYLE: JOHN tropical street + classic high top sneaker upper stone-washed classic hibrid lace-up prints and perforations ACCESSORIES: mother of pearl raw materials organic seeds work of art seashell ASTARTE VALTER FEDI SILVANO LEATHER FEDI SILVANO ONCERIA SIRTE C SIRTE LEATHER: alligator imitation rough and tough patterns imperfect uneven wild untamed world OFFICINA DELLE PELLI SOLES AND HEELS: stylish grip and traction recycled rubber expanded inserts turtle effect ETRURIA TACCHI melting pattern I.P.M. F.O.A.Z. CORVA ETRURIA TACCHI ETRURIA TACCHI SUOLIFICIO SILVY MANNINI ROMANO SITEC PAOLETTI TESSUTI PAOLETTI LUSENTI MONTEBELLO LIMONTA SEGRE & SCHIEPPATI TA-BRU TEXTILE/SYNTHETICS: textyle with painted effect jaquard embossed and relievs turbot and triangle decorative fabrics LIMONTA Fashion Killer ARIS ARIS STREET FASHION - P STREET FASHION STREET FASHION - P STREET FASHION IRRIVERENT FUTURISTIC AND HYPER SPORT SHOW OFF HISTORICAL DECOR Sparkling Architecture Digital Embellishment High Street Casual Cyber And Barock Aggressive Glam Obsession PANTONE® 14-0760 TPX Fashion Killer PANTONE® 17-1558 TPX The fashionista theme of the season is inspired by an obsession for brands, Latino rapper gangs, violent language, the new irreverent glamour. Rihanna and rapper Asap Rocky talk about a killer fashionista who wears only the brands most faunted by the international media. She always dresses as herself on the catwalks of international PANTONE® 18-2336 TPX fashion... He wears the latest models of up-to-the- moment sport fashion labels. New glamour and high street style stand out with a mix of couture, active sport, outdoor casual, graphic and innovative. “Her attitude Rihanna, she get it from her mama PANTONE® 19-3540 TPX She jiggy like Madonna but she trippy like Nirvana Her jeans is Helmut Lang, shoes is Alexander Wang And her shirt the newest Donna Karan Wearin’ all the Cartier frames Jean Paul Gaultiers ‘cause they match with her persona Her pistol go (bang bang, boom boom, pow pow), cause she a fashion killer and I’m a trendy nigga PANTONE® 19-4007 TPX I see your Jil Sanders, Oliver Peoples Costume National, your Ann Demeuelemeester See Visvim be the sneaker, Lanvin or Balmain Goyard by the trunk, her Isabel Marant I love your Linda Farrow, I adore your Dior Your Damir Doma, Vena Cava from the store Mami in that Tom Ford, Papi in that Tom Browne PANTONE® 18-4231 TPX Rick Owens, Raf Simons, boy she got it by the stock... Rihanna...” (From the song Fashion Killa by Asap Rocky feat. Rihanna) Colours ® PANTONE 16-4535 TPX Summery neutrals in a variety of greys from cement to asphalt, anthracite, steel, petroleum. Very colourful details all in vibrant tones and luminescent fnishes. Chanel 7 lipstick red. Lime and icy blue. Mac purple cosmetics tones. PANTONE® 15-0309 TPX PANTONE® 14-4206 TPX PANTONE® and PANTONE Textile COLOUR SystemTM are trademarks of PANTONE, PANTONE® 11-4201 TPX Inc. © Pantone LLC 1984, 2013 The PANTONE Reference Numbers shown herein represent the PANTONE COLOURS most close to the COLOURS displayed. COLOUR reproduction may not match PANTONE®-identified textile solid COLOUR standard. Consult the current PANTONE Textile COLOUR System Publications for accurate
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