



photography Christian Borth, hair Franck Nemoz, makeup Cindy Leroux, styling Bertha Sesé, models Miriam Josi and Jeanne Jaros




photography Christian Borth, hair Franck Nemoz, makeup Cindy Leroux, styling Bertha Sesé, models Miriam Josi and Jeanne Jaros
mannette maldonado wearing the black mimi vert star ring www.1fashionproductions.com
This September on my way home from Europe, I stopped in New York for a few days. Where I did a beauty editorial with my favorit stylist Davis Carrasquillo, the photographer Enrique Vega and the models Jade and Tanya Chubko from Muse NYC. I took some pictures during the shoot at the Mac showroom in Chelsea, everybody showing their mimi vert's...
Apart from being a model my friend Rocio is a very talented photographer. I just spent an amazing time with her here in Switzerland and Paris. See more of her pictures www.flickr.com
Necklace inspired in an ancient Cypriote figure
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I had a lot of fun shooting for Vanidades with Alex, Davis and Willie.
No doubt I love photography. There are many great photographers I really admire. Without aspiring to compete with them - in my job the temptation to try out the experience behind the lens is huge.
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jewelry by mimi vert, photography by rocio lugo for loose, hair & makeup by victor noble, modeled by jeanne jaros
I visit Madrid frequently, but since I am always on-the-go, only for a couple of days each time. During my last stay I was glad to discover Ramses. A beautiful bar/ restaurant/ club designed by the french designer Phillipe Starck. Even the bathroom is worth a visit! The food is fine but is simply exceeded by the beautiful mix of chairs, the pompous chandeliers, sofas and the scrawled walls with Luis Urculo's graphics. The best is to go at the second seating at the petit bistro and end up at the bar that is maybe one of the nicest places to hang out in Madrid. www.ramseslife.com
I started this blog with a post about my admiration for the Cycladic civilization. This new piece shows it's influence on my designs.
In the era of cellphones we actually don't need a wristwatch to look at the time. Nevertheless the art of watch making continues to be alive. Why there still are companies that make mechanical watches today? It's not because we depend on them. It is simply because they refine our senses, like my partner Ilias says. The aesthetics, the precision, the details of the movement where the eye can't see, makes a watch more than a luxury object a piece of scientific art. It is still very difficult despite technological advances to built a precise mechanical watch that depends on the movement of one's wrist instead of a battery. Among all, my favorite is IWC "International Watch Company". Founded in 1868 in Schaffhausen, Switzerland continues to be today one of the most respected brands on the field. They are known for pilot and diving lines that resist up to 2000 meters. The most representative model though is the Portuguese. It was created to benefit the seafarers converting the original chronograph pocket watch to a wristwatch. A classic, simple and very masculine piece I love to wear myself.
Whenever I'm in Bern -no matter for how long- I don't miss the opportunity of visiting this place to meet friends and enjoy the best coffe in town.
Norein and Michelle Otero make up the eccentric designing duo of this clothing line. It's always fun to work with these charming sisters whose collections have been chosen by the Gen Art Organization to show in Miami and New York. Ecliptica fashion is worn by Roselyn Sanchez, Dayanara Torres, Hilary Duff, Nelly Furtado among others. I personally love Ecliptica's clothes for the simplicity and their modern, dynamic fit. www.eclipticafashion.com