Tag: Rei Kawakubo

Clearly, COMME des GARÇONS isn't one to be left behind when it comes to street style trends. In fact, the Japanese brand recently launched a new line called Breaking News under CDG, Rei Kawakubo's 18th label under the COMME des GARÇONS conglomerate. CDG is

Only if Rei Kawakubo or her husband (Adrian Joffe) will attend—which I doubt.”When asked who she wanted to see on the red carpet of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute Gala, lifestyle blogger Cecile Van Straten, also known as Chuvaness, challenged

Gigi Hadid took our breath away when she graced the Met Gala 2017 red carpet in a sultry beige number that balanced both structure and softness. Her custom Tommy Hilfiger gown was paired with thigh-high fishnet stockings and a pair of black pointy-toed stilettos.Stunning!But

This year's Metropolitan Museum of Art Costume Institute (Met) Gala honors the genius behind the avant-garde looks of Comme des Garçons that is Rei Kawakubo. The Japanese designer is one of the fashion world's most influential designers, whom the Costume Institute’s curator in charge

It’s the first time Cecile Zamora Van-Straten and Joane Laygo are meeting each other, but they’re talking like old friends. They’re quizzing each other on brands they like, the stores they go to; laughing at each other’s witty one-liners; and talking about

Gucci is on its way to becoming the hippest high fashion brand. The Italian fashion house will be hosting its very own music festival called #C2CMLN on March 30 in its Milan headquarters.Gathering EDM artists around the world, Gucci has tapped Venezuelan

Every first Monday on the month of May, Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour throws the biggest party in the world of fashion. As they say, what the Oscars to the film industry and the Grammys to the music industry is the Met Gala to

Comme Des Garçons (comb-dey gah-sown) is a Tokyo-based label created by Japanese designer Rei Kawakubo and co-owned by her husband, Adrian Joffe.For over four decades, Rei has continuously pushed the envelope by defying accepted standards of beauty with out-of-the-box concepts the label is

Now here come the collaborations to end all collaborations. Nicolas Ghesquiere and Delphine Arnault are launching a new project for Louis Vuitton called The Icon and The Iconoclasts, wherein designers, artists, and architects including Karl Lagerfeld, Christian Louboutin, Cindy Sherman, Rei Kawakubo, Frank Gehry,