ELIE TAHARI (New York) Lace/Feather Dress

Many of the season’s best looks evoke the carefree silhouettes of the roaring 20s. Elie Tahari puts his sui generis opulent spin on the Jazz Age trend with intricate lace work and feather fringe.
Style this wow factor piece with pin-thin heels and a boxy clutch to radiate star quality!
(RRP US$798)


Popular South Korean actress Park Shi-yeon in Elie Tahari.

KATE SPADE New York Leather Tote

Inspired by and named after Portola Valley, an elegant small town in San Mateo county, California that boasts majestic views of the Santacruz mountains (it also happens to be one of the top 40 wealthiest towns in America), this structured Kate Spade carryall was designed with smart, luxurious details like ostrich-embossed texture and golden hardware closures.
Crisp enough for the office, and roomy enough to hold all your weekend essentials, carry this handbag to add instant polish to any contemporary outfit.
(RRP US$395)

HELMUT LANG Asymmetric Hem Blouse

It’s all in the attitude. Work the room with confidence in this Helmut Lang silk blouse with an asymmetrical hem and sheer-modal long sleeves that offer great coverage and seasonless wear. Team it with leatherette accented leggings and booties for an edgy after-dark look. Perfect with jeans for casual evenings, too.
(RRP US$310 / £250)

HOUSE OF HARLOW 1960 Metallic Flats

After viewing the latest runway shows, you’ll be mad for metallic shoes. Gleaming and cute-as-a-button, this slip-on from Nicole Richie’s House of Harlow 1960 allows you to make a seamless transition into the shimmery look.
With a round-toe moccasin style, comfort remains key, too.
Wear day or night to punch up your favourite outfits.
(RRP US$195)

alldressedup Silk-Chiffon Halter Dress

Playful and pretty, alldressedup’s printed silk-chiffon halter dress is perfect for garden parties or weddings. Wear this featherlight style with simple accessories and a tonal clutch that pick out the colour accents in the print.
Founded by Singaporean fashion royalty Tina Tan-Leo, alldressedup is represented in top-tier boutiques like Saks Fifth Avenue, Bergdorf Goodman, and Harvey Nichols.
(RRP SDG489)

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Hope this brings a smile or two.
Happy first Saturday of 2012!

See more here (click on 'Play').
A non-commercial piece by Fuyu Arai (video) and Ryo Nagano (song).

NEW ARRIVALS - 6 January (Friday)

New year, new you, new styles!

Alldressedup, DVF, Helmut Lang, Hoss Intropia, Lacoste, Rebecca Taylor, Sachin+Babi New York (the essence of modern luxury!), scarves from Alexander McQueen, women’s shoes (Ash Italy, The Frye Company, Tory Burch) and bags, and menswear from AllSaints Spitalfields, Double RL (Ralph Lauren’s super premium line), Rugby by Ralph Lauren, Richmond sneakers (by English designer John Richmond), and more.

It’s going to be the best year ever, and it starts with this new shipment!

ELIE TAHARI (New York) Dress with Knotted Cut-outs

This Elie Tahari frock, with pretty knotted cut-outs, is the first step toward your party-perfect look.
To make heads turn, we suggest a chignon (to show off the intricate neckline) and a pop of red to your lips.
(RRP US$378)

TSUBO Men's Oxford Shoe

Mating oxford brogue styling with sneaker tech, this retro-inspired, super-cool lace-up from Tsubo will give your wardrobe a definite edge.
A double-density contoured footbed with a fabric and dual-layer mesh lining enhances comfort and air circulation, while a grippy leather sole uses elongated rubber traction bubbles to provide comfort and traction.
Looks just as good with trousers as it does with denim!
(RRP US$200)
TSUBO
Founded by Patrick McNulty and Nick O’Rorke (both of whom worked for Reebok in the mid-90s) in 1997, Tsubo is a smallish but respected footwear brand that got its name from the Japanese meaning of ‘pressure point’.
O’Rorke’s mother, an accomplished potter in England, had invited a Japanese potter to work in residence with her for three weeks. The man had carried about a massage doll that had the word ‘Tsubo’ on it.
One day, while O’Rorke and his mother were brainstorming names for the shoe company, the Japanese guest put the doll in front of them and simply said, ‘Tsubo’. A brilliant stroke of genius, of course, as the name completely jibes with a footwear company that sought to provide comfort and relief. So dedicated and innovative is the Tsubo design team that when they could not find the proper equipment at shoe factories to fulfill their production processes, they turned to factories that primarily produce vibrators and other adult sex toys to make their shoes.

TIBI Cut-out Back Dress

With back cut-out that steals the show, this otherwise simple Tibi dress is sure to provide an exclamation-point day-to-night statement.
Wear it with a blazer at the office and show off your back after five.
(RRP US$396)

ELIE TAHARI (New York) Ruffled Chiffon Blouse

A lush ruffled neckline and an earthy wildflower pattern create a whisper of vintage romance on this flowy chiffon blouse by NYC elite label Elie Tahari.
Perfect to tuck into a pencil skirt/structured pants or wear under a black blazer for work; equally pretty with denim for a date look.
(RRP US$298)

Happy New Year

Happy New Year, dear friends!
We would like to take this opportunity to say ‘THANK YOU SO MUCH’ for your great support… we wish we could meet all of you and high-five you in person :-D
We look forward to sharing more exciting fashions with you in 2012!

(Yes, we are open today.)

[Image: Andrea Everman, Chicago, USA]

EVER (Los Angeles) V-Back Dress

Sweet and simple -with handy slash pockets- in the front, this Ever dress entices with a ribbon-tied, not-too-deep V-back.
Style with up swept hair and a red lip.
(RRP US$246)