Fashionable Hats and Head Accessories – Maison Michel, Spring 2011 Lookbook
16 Feb 2011

Ever since 1936, Maison Michel has continued to perfect its art. Creating hats for the most prestigious studios, it is recognized today for its vast capacity to explore shapes and materials. Owned by Chanel, the brand offers variety and style in the field of hats and hair accessories. Laetitia Crahay, head of accessories and jewelery at Chanel and artistic director of the Maison Michel, has been designing these wonderful head pieces since 2006.

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JUMP into Summer’s Best women looks
3 May 2010

 

 

One of the hottest items in contemporary fashion this season is a high-styled jumpsuit.  This not-too-skinny, not-too-baggy favorite has made several cameo appearances on the runway over the years, but Summer 2010′s light as air versions are something you’ll wish to live in!  Get into the groove with your favorite romper designs and discover the joy of accessorizing 1-piece fashions…  with glamor!

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Lacoste hats for men – Autumn-Winter 2009/2010
3 Nov 2009

In this season, it seems Lacoste has decided to opt for an adaptation of a summer trend: The brand suggests us to wear Borsalino hats, and keeping in mind that a chilly winter is coming, the new Lacoste hats collection has been launched as a great option to protect our heads from the cold weather in a fashionable way. Definitely, this collection is a great news for many men who often like to use hats. Besides, these hats are available in different colors.

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Winter hats for 2009
9 Jan 2009

Androgynous fashion: There is a trend toward wearing one or several male garments and it goes back to the women’s emancipation in 1920s. Kate Moss is an example. She always stays ahead of the trend and then other people follow her. She combines a bohemian style with the masculine look by wearing a simple black hat that could belong to her boyfriend or her dad.

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Four additional allies to enjoy the sun
30 Jul 2008

* Clothes. A white cotton T-shirt offers a UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor) rating of  6, and it can rise up to 10 for a  dark T-shirt. However, if the T-shirt is wet, then the UPF rating falls down to about 3. The best fabric to protect us from the sun is nothing less than the jean fabric, although undoubtedly it can be a little warm in the middle of summer… 

* Hats. Keep in mind that the more dense the material is, the more protection they offer. And logically, the more large the hat brim is, the better. The important thing is that the shade covers the largest possible area, paying special attention to the ears, nose and shoulders.

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