17 Days to the Official Launch of Lanvin x H&M

What’s more, the unveiling of the entire collection to the public a few days back literally set the fire of eagerness to get their hands on almost everything Lanvin x H&M blazing.
“What does luxury mean today? Can luxury be exclusive and democratic at the same time? How can we translate the essence of luxury to a wider audience? The world around us is changing rapidly and I find myself asking these questions more and more,” says Lanvin’s Creative Director, Alber Elbaz.

Despite being a collaborative collection, the prêt-a-porter collection is truly imbued in the essence of Lanvin – where a riot of oversize floral prints in a mini-dress clashes with the energy of the pattern, cut and gathers.
A one-shoulder dress in purple or hot pink, for example, has a puffed sleeve of unbelievable lightness, while a silk dress in navy or purple has ruffle sleeves, raw-cut neckline and the all-important grosgrain ribbon at the waist.

On the men’s department, Lanvin’s men’s designer Lucas Ossendrijver, brings together traditional codes with 21st century needs to create a wardrobe of covetable pieces such as tuxedo, shortened three-button blazer, the thin-knit cardigans or the zip-up hoodies for a true casual-to-smart layered look, and double-breasted coat and trench. All these are to be complemented with metallic coloured shoes, big-bowties and sequinned ties. Of course, as on my part, I’ve set my eyes on the acetate sunglasses (US$19.95).
Lanvin x H&M Collection 2010 will be at selected H&M stores worldwide on November 23rd, 2010 and items are priced from US$9.95 for ladies’ tights and lipstick to US$349.00 for coat.
*Photos courtesy of H&M
H&M – 68, Queens Road Central, Hong Kong SAR; Festival Walk Kowloon, 80 Tat Chee Avenue, Hong Kong SAR; Elements Kowloon Station, Austin Road West, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR.
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