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LOUIS VUITTON × PEREZ ART MUSEUM

LOUIS VUITTON PRESENTS SPRING-SUMMER 2023 AT THE PEREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI

Louis Vuitton announces the presentation of its Women’s Spring-Summer 2023 Collection today, March 14th at the Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM).

Designed by Louis Vuitton Artistic Director Nicolas Ghesquière, the Spring-Summer 2023 collection changes the play of proportions using the Maison’s signatures, bringing the infinitely large and infinitely small together in one silhouette. This new balance is found in the collection’s scale: zippers and snaps are oversized, clasps become belt buckles, and a scrap of leather is turned into an outfit, among other reinterpretations. The collection is a stylistic exercise that re-evaluates the proportions of clothing and accessories, unsettling the codes of femininity. Each piece highlights the details and honors the DNA of the house with references like locks, clasps and trunk corner pieces-all custodians of a narrative that endures.

Originally unveiled in October 2022 within the majestic surroundings of the Cour Carrée at the Louvre in Paris, the Miami Trunk show took place at PAMM, an innovative museum dedicated to contemporary art designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron. Located on Miami’s Biscayne Bay, the three-story building sits upon an elevated platform and below a horticultural canopy, both of which extend far beyond the museum’s walls, creating a unique shaded veranda and dynamic plazas. This iconic terrace served as the setting for the Trunk Show, which was presented twice on the 14th, at 11:00am and 4:00pm.

LOUIS VUITTON PRESENTS SPRING-SUMMER 2023 AT THE PEREZ ART MUSEUM MIAMI f/ Isabela Grutman via 360 MAGAZINE.

About Louis Vuitton

Since 1854, Louis Vuitton has brought unique designs to the world, combining innovation with style, always aiming for the finest quality. Today, the Maison remains faithful to the spirit of its founder, Louis Vuitton, who invented a genuine “Art of Travel” through luggage, bags and accessories which were as creative as they were elegant and practical. Since then, audacity has shaped the story of Louis Vuitton. Faithful to its heritage, Louis Vuitton has opened its doors to architects, artists and designers across the years, all the while developing disciplines such as ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories, watches ,jewelry and fragrance. These carefully created products are testament to Louis Vuitton’s commitment to fine craftsmanship

ARMITRON × WUJEK

Armitron Teams Up With Famed Fashion Stylist And Costume Designer Johnny Wujek For Exclusive Armitron Loves Johnny Watch Collection

The timeless timekeepers at Armitron announced their partnership and multi-drop collaboration with Emmy Award-winning costume designer, stylist, and creative director Johnny Wujek, entitled “Armitron Love︎s Johnny,” The 1st drop of the collaboration introduces watches with vibrant and vivacious color sets inspired by Johnny’s favorite mix of colors, materials, and finishes. The intricately curated collection includes 12 reimagined watch styles reflecting his dynamic personality while simultaneously showcasing the quality craftsmanship of an Armitron timepiece. All pieces are available exclusively on armitron.com and are unisex watches styles ranging in price from $85 to $150.

Each watch within the Armitron Loves Johnny collection is a personality-based style + statement piece. The collection breathes energy through and through with analog and digital watches, dynamic color combinations, finishes, and names such as Aura, Lunar, Trilogy, and Flashback, enhancing the experience of each piece. Each watch order arrives in custom seafoam green and purple boxes with a luxurious brushed fabric feel. Inspired by Johnny’s watercolor designs for the watches, the custom box design also features the words Armitron Loves Johnny delicately engraved across the top. Easily this season’s most coveted addition to any closet, it is clear that every aspect of the collaboration was intricately planned for a delightfully unique response.

“Collaborating with the creative team at Armitron has been such a fun TIME, literally. To me, a watch is more than just a device to stay on track throughout your day; it is an accessory of expression. A piece of jewelry that adds flavor to your outfit and ticks life into your fashion soul,” says Wujek.

Johnny Wujek is an internationally acclaimed celebrity stylist and Emmy award-winning costume designer. Hollywood Reporter has deemed him one of the Top 25 List of Most Powerful Stylists. He is the creative force, and mastermind behind the looks of many pop idols and artists’ including Katy Perry, Mariah Carey, Nicki Minaj, Shakira, Kate Mara, JOJO, Sofi Tukker, and Saweetie, to name a few. Tyra Banks handpicked this multi-tasking professional to serve as America’s Next Top Model creative consultant and celebrity judge for seasons 19 and 20 and Project Runway All Stars. Johnny has costume-designed global campaigns with legendary photographers Mario, Testino, Terry Richardson, Ellen Von Unwerth, and David LaChapelle. Johnny was also a key member of the E! Style Collective in 2015 and co-hosted E! News Live from the red carpet for both the Met Ball and the Academy Awards. Johnny’s approach to style is a mix of fashion and disruption; it’s simply a form of expressing his love for people. In 2015, Johnny costume-designed the now infamous looks for Katy Perry’s halftime show for the Super Bowl XLIX. Accolades for Johnny have included Creative Director of Katy Perry Collections, the Costume Designer for Mariah Carey’s 2019-2020 Caution Tour and Christmas Tour, and Head Costume Designer and co-star for HBO Max’s show Legendary. In 2022, Johnny won an EMMY for outstanding costume design/styling for Disney+ The Quest.

“Armitron has always offered a broad range of styles that nurture the spirit of individuality. However, our partnership with Johnny Wujek takes it to the next level.” States Bobbie Weichselbaum, CEO of E. Gluck Corporation, “The “king of pop-rock couture,” brings a bold and modern perspective to Armitron. When classic and modern come together, magical things occur within the fashion and fashion accessories world.”

E. Gluck Corporation manufactures watches under their flagship proprietary brand, Armitron. The company also manufactures watches for major fashion brands, including Anne Klein, Nine West, Juicy Couture, Vince Camuto, Steve Madden, and Joseph Abboud. Armitron, since 1975, has been known for making innovative and fashion-forward watches with quality materials and a coveted affordability factor.

“Armitron has been uniquely ingrained within the fashion industry and fashion accessories market over the years. Our values and the quality of products have always been distinguishing factors for the brand in the US and worldwide.” States Marisol Tamaro, states Chief Marketing Officer of E. Gluck Corporation.” This collaboration is a first for Armitron with such an industry-decorated Fashion Stylist and Costume Designer. Johnny’s work is versatile, elegantly original, and envelope-pushing. His personality truly shines through within the entire collection while holding tight to the Armitron standards and our 2023 vision for the brand.”

Celebrity Hollywood fashion stylist Johnny Wujek collaboration with Armitron watches via 360 MAGAZINE.

HELENA CHRISTENSEN × EVA HERZIGOVA

WEAR BESPOKE SUSTAINABLE LOOKS FOR #ALULACREATES CHAMPIONING EMERGING SAUDI FEMALE DESIGNERS AT THE OSCARS 2023 VANITY FAIR PARTY

Following the launch of AlUla Creates, a platform designed to nurture creativity and empower future generations in film, the arts and fashion, ambassadors Helena Christensen and Eva Herzigova attended the Oscars Vanity Fair Party in bespoke sustainable looks designed by female Saudi designers, Arwa Al Ammari of ArAm, and Abeer Oraif, who alongside her sister Alia Oraif have demi couture label Atelier Hekayat. The designers worked alongside British-based designer Emilia Wickstead, who leant her experience and production support to bring the designers’ visions to life, creating looks ready for the red carpet.

The launch is part of a year-round programme that will allow exciting new female filmmakers and creatives to collaborate with leading industry professionals and access development funds to create and share their stories set against the majestic landscapes of AlUla with the world.

The first phase partners with The British Fashion Council (BFC), acclaimed Saudi film actor Mila Al Zahrani, Kloss Films founder Alec Maxwell and renowned fashion icons Helena Christensen and Eva Herzigova as ambassadors to champion the long-term mission of the platform.

For the AlUla Creates pilot activation, the concept behind the creative exchange started on an immersion trip where the designers became inspired by the AlUla history, landscapes, and night skies. At Emilia’s London atelier, the designs were brought to life using a range of pure silks and repurposed materials including reengineered crinoline and refashioned fabric from Abeer’s own Saudi atelier. As a raw material, silk is natural, renewable, biodegradable, and recyclable and here, its monomaterial application is aligned to circular design principles. Reutilising existing materials helps avoid virgin raw material production and diverts useable materials from waste streams, giving them another life.

Arwa Al Ammari said “AlUla is a land of extraordinary human and natural heritage. Getting inspired by this magical place to design a dress which tells part of our story, reflecting on heritage and showing it to the world at this prestigious event is a milestone in my career. Eva’s dress is inspired by the historical tombs of AlUla, the historic Incense Road and the curves and lines witnessed in the natural stone.”

The collaboration marks the advent of a long-term partnership between Eco-Age and the designers to deepen sustainability-focused practices within future product conception and overall business.

Abeer and Alia Oraif from Atelier Hekayat said “At Atelier Hekayat, we believe in art and stories. An art that comes from a combination of identities, moods, and cultural settings. Being part of the AlUla Creates program, and designing a dress for Helena Christensen has been a beautiful expression on this vision. We are happy to be involved in the program, and watch it bring support and opportunity to female founders in fashion and film in Saudi.”

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Helena Christensen wears a bespoke sustainably designed dress for #AlulaCreates by Saudi designer Atelier Hekayat, with production support Emilia Wickstead.

Eva Herzigova wears a bespoke sustainably designed dress for #AlulaCreates by Saudi female designer Arwa Al Ammari, and with production support by Emilia Wickstead.

ABOUT FILM ALULA

Film AlUla is The Royal Commission for AlUla’s film agency, established to promote and support international film and TV production in the County of AlUla, located in northwest Saudi Arabia. Its aim is to position AlUla as an international filming destination and develop the services, facilities, and infrastructure in the region to create a film-friendly ecosystem.

HELENA CHRISTENSEN AND EVA HERZIGOVA WEAR BESPOKE SUSTAINABLE LOOKS FOR #ALULACREATES CHAMPIONING EMERGING SAUDI FEMALE DESIGNERS AT THE OSCARS 2023 VANITY FAIR PARTY via 360 MAGAZINE.

VANESSA HUDGENS OWNS OSCARS

WEARING ROBERTO COIN ON THE CHAMPAGNE CARPET

EVENT: 95th Academy Awards

WHERE: Los Angeles

WHEN: Sunday, March 12

DETAILS: “Countdown to the Oscars” host Vanessa Hudgens dazzled wearing Roberto Coin jewelry and just about stole the show. The “High School Musical” alum was stunning wearing the Cento Collection: Fiore Couture Necklace ($69,560.00) Fiore Couture Ring ($15,200.00), and Stelle stud earrings ($59,600.00)

For more information on the Roberto Coin jewelry, please visit HERE.

ABOUT ROBERTO COIN

Roberto Coin has been an icon in the jewelry industry for more than 30 years. His designs include his signature Appassionata Collection, the new Pois Moi Collection and the Roberto Coin Cento Diamond Collection. His collection is available in Roberto Coin Boutiques and over 400 stores nationwide including guild jewelry and specialty stores.

Since 1977, Venetian jewelry designer Roberto Coin has devoted his life to a passion for innovative design, based on a deep knowledge of Italian art and craftsmanship tradition. Finding inspiration in the most unlikely of places, experimenting with light, texture, color, and pattern, Coin’s style is ever evolving. His diverse collection, designed to fit every woman’s uniqueness, is defined by a common thread—a thoughtful balance of elegance and creativity. Included in every piece of Roberto Coin jewelry is his signature ruby. The ruby symbolizes peace, prosperity, and happiness and is a special wish from the designer.

Photo Courtesy of Getty Images

GUCCI JACKIE 1961 CAMPAIGN

Dakota Johnson stars in a new film and imagery that revisit the emblematic handbag’s storied origins.

JlA longstanding mainstay within the House’s collections, ‘The Jackie’ experienced a well-chronicled rise to icon status—ever since its debut in 1961, the handbag’s perpetual presence on the arms of celebrated figures around the world crystallized its everlasting association with their signature sophistication.

Dakota Johnson finds herself at the latest inflection point of the line’s celebrated chronology in which a certain attitude encounters a certain era, marking the beginning of
a new chapter through the House’s latest campaign. Johnson makes her way through
everyday moments in Los Angeles with different versions of the Jackie 1961, each with its
own personality, each perfectly paired to the occasion. The film and imagery, captured by
Glen Luchford, pay homage to the style’s storied origins as spontaneous snapshots
highlight the silhouette’s intrinsic versatility and enduring elegance, reflecting a state of co-existence that spans decades and personas.

The Jackie 1961

Following a distinguished line of reiterations, each emblematic of its time, today’s Jackie
1961 emerges to transcend the traditional with its sleek silhouette and universal attitude.

The selection is presented in three different sizes—mini, small, and medium—in a wide
range of colors that highlights the design’s inherent versatility. Clean lines bring the focus
to the unique piston closure, as well as the quality of the material itself, whether natural
grain, patent, or precious leather, or the emblematic GG Supreme canvas. A longer,
removable shoulder strap, either in leather or as a chain, enhances the Jackie 1961’s
adaptable personality and practicality. Within each collection, the House introduces
creative interpretations, including in woven raffia and straw, as well as with velvet tapestry patterns for Cruise 2023.

The original model introduced in 1961 became expressive of the 1960s and 1970s jetsetter
lifestyle for which Gucci was known and new sensibilities were brought to the signature
style in 1999 and 2009, drawing from a contemporary intuition and attitude and ever–assuming new characters that defy definition.

Art Director: Christopher Simmonds

Photographer + Director: Glen Luchford

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About Gucci

Founded in Florence, Italy in 1921, Gucci is one of the world’s leading luxury brands. Following the House’s centenary, Gucci forges ahead continuing to redefine fashion and luxury while celebrating creativity, Italian craftsmanship, and innovation.

Gucci is part of the global luxury group Kering, which manages renowned houses in fashion, leather goods, jewelry, and eyewear.

Discover more HERE.

VANITY FAIR × TIKTOK

CELEBRATED
VANITIES: A NIGHT FOR YOUNG HOLLYWOOD

Wednesday, March 8th at Mes Amis in Hollywood

WHO: Hosts Halle Bailey, Paul Mescal and Julia Garner, and attendees including Aaron Holliday, Alexia Del Valle, Amelia Dimoldenberg, Anna Sitar, Anson Boon, Ashley Yi, Austin North, Bailee Madison, Beatrice Grannò, Benito Skinner, Billy Harris, Boman Martinez-Reid, Brianna LaPaglia, Brittany Broski, Brooke Ashley Hall, Caitlin Reilly, Cameron Monaghan, Challan Trishann, Chanté Adams, Charlie Hall, Charlotte Lawrence, Chloe Cherry, Chloe East, Chloe Rose Robertson, Cristian Dennis, Daniel Mac, Daphne Le, David Ma, DeWanda Wise, Dexter Darden, Drea Okeke, Dylan Brosnan, Emily Uribe, Emma Kenney, Francesca Farago, Gavin Casalegno, Gavin Leatherwood, GKAY, Hunter Doohan, Isabelle Kusman, Jack Innanen, Jack Martin, Jaicy Elliot, James Charles, James Henry, Jake Shane, Jaren Lewison, Jeffrey Bowyer-Chapman, Jesse “Sulli” Sullivan, John Owen Lowe, Jonathan Daviss, Jordan Firstman, Josh ‘Bru’ Brubaker, Josh Otusanya, Josh Richards, Juju Green, Julia Schlaepfer, Kevin Alves, Kola Bokinni, Krys Marshall, Kukombo, Larray, Lauren Lyle, Lorraine Nicholson, Lukas Gage, Lukita Maxwell, Madeleine White, Madeline Brewer, Madison Bailey, Maggie Rogers, Maitreyi Ramakrishnan, Makayla Did, Manu Rios, Marco Hall, Marcus Scribner, Masani Musa, Matt Friend, Megan Cruz, Megan Stalter, Megan Suri, Michael Evans Behling, Michael Le, Michelle Randolph, Monet McMichael, Myles O’Neal, Nia Sioux, Niles Fitch, Noah Beck, Odeya Rush, Olivia Holt, Paris Brosnan, Pearl Thusi, Quincy Isaiah, Rachel Sennott, RAMIZEINN, Reece Feldman, Remi Bader, Samantha Hanratty, Shamier Anderson, Salem Mitchell, Sri Ramesh, Tefi Pessoa, Christina “Tinx” Najjar, Victoria Pedretti, Zaria, and more

WHAT:
On Wednesday, March 8th, Vanity Fair and TikTok celebrated Vanities: A Night for Young Hollywood at Mes Amis in Hollywood. The private event–co-hosted by a committee of rising stars who have been featured in VF’s Vanities column–spotlighted the actors, musicians, artists, and #filmtok community that make up the new creative class.

VF’s Campaign Hollywood, which has become synonymous with Oscar week, celebrates the year’s exceptional performances, and honors the artists, storytellers, and innovators who are moving the culture forward. The season also coincides with the debut of Vanity Fair’s 29th annual Hollywood issue, featuring twelve of the year’s standout stars, photographed by Steven Klein.

Tequila Don Julio and Johnnie Walker are the exclusive tequila and whiskey sponsors, pouring at Vanity Fair’s Campaign Hollywood events throughout the week.

WHEN:
Wednesday, March 8, 2023

WHERE:
Mes Amis

About Vanity Fair

Muscular long-form journalism, stunning photography, insightful essays, and superb design make each issue of Vanity Fair a must-read. Every month, the magazine commissions the best writers and photographers to explain the pressing issues of the day and take the pulse of the culture. Vanity Fair consistently delivers crucial reporting on business and finance, domestic politics, and world affairs, even as it covers the very best in arts and entertainment.

About TikTok

TikTok is the leading destination for short-form mobile video. Our mission is to inspire creativity and bring joy. TikTok has global offices, including Los Angeles, New York, London, Paris, Berlin, Dubai, Mumbai, Singapore, Jakarta, Seoul, and Tokyo. www.tiktok.com

Photo Credit: Getty Images for Vanity Fair

Esther Perbandt

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Esther Perbandt on IMDB.

Esther Perbandt has to be one of the most dynamic fashionistas of the modern day. Dressed in all black like the omen, she breathes fire into anyone in her line of sight. In fact, It’s one of the reasons why we all fell in love with her on Making The Cut. Recently, we literally bumped into her during a recent trip to Berlin. She’s an impressionable soul who breathes new life into someone who has been depleted by the daily grind or trauma. She moves like water, taking on the shape of whatever space she fills. “I would never have applied to the show because it’s really commercial,” Esther says of how she got on Making The Cut, “I was known in Berlin for being the arty Esther doing big fashion shows and theater. The word commercial was a no-go for me.” “When I read it (the invitation), I was like no way, not me,” luckily she didn’t answer right away, “but then I said: ‘Esther If you think twice, this is exactly what you need. Finally, the international attention.’ I was working my ass off at the time but it wasn’t really working.” The Queen of Black may not have won her Amazon Prime contest for a million dollars, but she’s certainly gained a million fans across the globe. Her supportive nature, loyalty, and tenacity have led to numerous collaborations, including the first-ever jewelry capsule with Adidas.

She admits that she isn’t as sustainable as she had hoped to be as a designer, but at least she is aware of her shortcomings. She does, however, state that she will drive two hours for locally sourced materials such as zippers made in Germany. “I have the goal to become sustainable or maybe 100% sustainable in ten years,” Esther states, “the vision of my brand in ten years is very digital, so I’m playing a lot with digital fashion…and also using it as a tool to become more sustainable.”

You’d have to be a fool to believe that this unpolished, meticulously engineered black diamond won’t have her moment to shine. Someone who has struggled on her path to success will eventually prosper. “People love to invite me to speak because I’m very honest,” Esther admits, “I talk about how bad it was sometimes that I was sleeping on the floor because I had to rent my apartment to get some money in, or how I had to take out large bank loans that I was almost unable to repay. But this is the life of a designer, and it was a decision. And it was also a decision not to have a family because I knew this job would be 24/7, and I wanted it and still want it.” Her passion for fashion, and meticulous attention to detail, combined with her monochromatic ensembles accented with gold accessories, will keep her on top. It is the reason why we celebrate her. Why we adore her. And how she takes on tasks at the drop of a hat – two collections per year, countless magazine covers, and speaking engagements in addition to Vogue editorials. Esther also held a solo exhibition of her artworks last year. “All of them were inspired by my collection. I used the same techniques and the same materials, but just created some 3D sculptures which you can put on the wall,” She explains. “I can’t focus solely on fashion for 365 days a year; I need some distractions,” Esther confesses. “So this art is part of it, and I’m hoping that this distraction will get me back into fashion, which is exactly what happened.” With so much talent at her disposal, she will stand the test of time, strangling fast fashion with her bare hands, just like her Avant trademarks. Her heart and keen ability to visually tell a story is what will propel her career forward.

Shop Esther Perbandt’s designs HERE

Article: Jess Chen, Vaughn Lowery

Previous Q×A HERE.

Esther Perbandt (Making the Cut) in Berlin via 360 MAGAZINE.

Esther in Interview Magazine.

Cover Photography: Vaughn Lowery

Esther s/o to 360 MAGAZINE’s New Frontier in Fashion during NYFW on YouTube HERE.

Theunissen FW23

Founded in 2019, the Franco-Belgian brand created by Ariane Theunissen presented the FW23 collection for its very first show in Mellerio’s prestigious store, the oldest high jewelry house in the world

This season, THEUNISSEN is offering to us a collection inspired by the empowerement of women mixing with her true love for the 70’s and its icons which is the DNA of the brand. The silhouette of the models are highlights by the structure of the shoulders path and small waist to create strong and dramatic looks, encouraging the idea of the powerful woman.

Mixing the fabrics, the designer works this season with transparent mesh and wool to create a marked contrast all around the show, allowing the body to reveal itself.

To accessorize the collection, the designer collaborated with the leatherworker Nadia Chellaoui to create three oversized bags along with the brand Zila Russi for the shoes. Partner of the event, the jeweler Mellerio has lent 4 prestigious high jewelry necklaces to sublimate some looks (1, 3, 11, 19).

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194 Local x Reebok Beatnik Moc

Reebok and vintage design label 194 Local have announced their collaborative take on the lace-less Beatnik Moc, pulling inspiration from classic outdoor lifestyle shoes, available March 4.

“We wanted to build a luxury classic outdoor shoe using absolute premium materials,” shared 194 Local. “We landed on a pony hair and suede combination on the upper, still using the Neoprene for comfort and support.”

“Looking at other outdoors shoes we wanted to use classic and timeless colors,” continued 194 Local. “The Beatnik Moc allowed us to keep branding very subtle with a callout on the footbed and an embroidered “194” on the heel tab.”

Reebok’s Beatnik Moc, introduced in summer 2022, is an outdoor-inspired iteration of Reebok’s Beatnik slide, which originally debuted in fall of 1994 and was brought back as a recurring silhouette in 2020.

The 194 Local x Reebok Beatnik Moc ($140, GW4779/GW4778) is available March 4 from 194 Local’s London and Los Angeles locations, as well as select retailers globally.

Key Product Info:

194 LOCAL X REEBOK BEATNIK MOC – GW4779

Colorway: Chalk/Core Black

Price: $140, £120

Release Date: March 4

Release Location: Exclusively from 194 Local London and Los Angeles.

194 LOCAL X REEBOK BEATNIK MOC – GW4778

Colorway: Dark Brown/Sahara

Price: $140, £120

Release Date: March 4

Release Location: 194 Local London and Los Angeles, and select retailers globally.

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PRADA TENTH NFT

Prada announces the tenth installment of their Timecapsule NFT Collection. The drop on March 2nd, which is the final release in a three-part series of shirts, features special prints by Italian photographer Enzo Ragazzini from his archives of the 1960s’ and 1970s’.

Titled INTERFERENZA OTTICA ART PRINT BY ENZO RAGAZZINI, 1969, the March shirt will feature a design made in 1969 for the Enzo Ragazzini exhibition at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London (ICA) with the optical interference technique, using mechanical devices of his own invention (the “rotating plane” for the circular patterns and the “rotating drum” for horizontal ones). This work was then digitized in 2017.

The shirt is in popeline, featuring the Prada enameled triangle logo with “MARCH” transferred on the back of the shirt. Each shirt comes accompanied by its own gifted NFT, which serves as an invitation to join Prada’s exclusive Crypted NFT community.

Prada is continuing to expand their Web3 community to those who purchased a Prada Timecapsule prior to the NFT initiative, launched back in June 2022. First launched in December 2019 and now marking its 39th iteration, Timecapsule collection holders can claim their own Timecapsule NFT, in sync with their existing physical product. More details can be found on the Prada Crypted Community on Discord.

Details:

The Prada Timecapsule drop is open to customers in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Bulgaria, Canada, China Mainland, Cyprus, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong S.A.R., Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Luxemburg, Monaco, Netherlands, New Zealand, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Republic of Estonia, Republic of Korea, Romanian, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan (China), United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, United States for 24 hours only, starting from March 2nd, 2023 at 3pm CET.
Each drop is limited to 50 items.

To be eligible, you must:

All information on the RSVP process is shared with community members on the Prada Discord Channel and you must:
- Hold a Prada Timecapsule NFT in your wallet (purchased from Prada directly or secondary market)
- Be part of the Prada Crypted discord
- Be verified as a holder via and have the green tick to prove verification in the Prada Crypted Discord

About Enzo Ragazzini

Enzo Ragazzini was born in Rome in 1934. From the end of the nineteen fifties he began an intense photographic activity also working on optical and graphic experiments then unpublished, expanding his research in the field of visual perception and optical phenomena. He participated in the first photographic exhibition held in 1969 at the Institute of Contemporary Arts in London (ICA) entitled Four Photographers in Contrast, with Don McCullin, Tony Ray Jones and photographer Dorothy Bohm. He made one of the first covers of the English magazine “Time Out”. He also holds a solo exhibition at the Modern Art Museum in Oxford on his optical research in the darkroom. In 2001 he held a personal exhibition at the Municipal Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art in Rome (GCAMC today MACRO) entitled Luci Rosse. He currently collaborates with the University of California on publications about socio-anthropological research.

About Prada Timecapsule NFT

The Timecapsule drop is an online monthly event that takes place on the first Thursday of every month. Limited quantities of the Timecapsule Collection products are made available for 24 hours. Each limited-edition Timecapsule item has its own unique serial number and is prepared for delivery with custom packaging. By purchasing the Timecapsule, customers will be able to redeem the related NFT. With this process, Prada maintains consistency and harmony between the exclusivity of the Prada Timecapsule and the rarity of the corresponding NFTs. Each NFT includes the drop serial number and the serial number for its accompanying physical item, so there is a direct relationship between the physical and virtual products. NFT owners are eligible to participate in exclusive benefits and experiences, as well as gain priority access to future drops. Prada Timecapsule NFTs are issued on Ethereum infrastructure, offering a secure and user-friendly experience. The Aura Blockchain Consortium provides the underlying NFT solutions and technology.

About Prada

Since 1913, Prada has been synonymous with cutting-edge style. Its intellectual universe combines concept, structure and image through codes that go beyond trends. Its fashion transcends products, translating conceptuality into a universe that has become a benchmark to those who dare to challenge conventions focusing on experimentation. The Prada brand is part of Prada Group, a global leader in the luxury goods industry, which owns the Miu Miu, Church’s and Car Shoe brands as well, and produces and distributes luxury leather goods, footwear and apparel. It also operates in the food sector with Marchesi 1824, and in the eyewear and fragrance industries under licensing agreements.