Bacardi Global Travel Retail and Virgin Atlantic bring the all-new Grey Goose Loft to London’s Heathrow airport. The duo recently announced the opening of the Grey Goose Loft located at the upper deck in the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse.
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Unfortunately D&G has come to an end. Dolce & Gabbana have announced today that it will cease it’s D&G line ending with today’s RTW Spring 2012 fashion show. In a statement, the designers said the move would give “even more strength and energy to our collections.” Luckily, this won’t be the last time we will be seeing D&G. According to Women’s Wear Daily, the brand plans on incorporating the D&G line into its signature line.
Kim Kardashian picked up a nice gift for herself recently. The newlywed just purchased a 2011 Ferrari 458 priced at $450,000. Kim also went ahead and got it customized by LA’s Platinum Motorsports and spent close to $80,000 on upgrades. Check out the details below.
The GranCabrio Fendi is the latest creation by Maserati in collaboration with Fendi. Designed by Silvia Venturini, the two iconic brands from Italy are set to debut the vehicle at the Frankfurt MotorShow in September 2011.
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One of our favorite shows is coming back. Celebrity stylist and new mom Rachel Zoe is back with the fourth season of “The Rachel Zoe Project” which airs on Bravo TV starting on September 6.
Here’s what we can expect in the upcoming season.
“In the fourth installment of this captivating series, Zoe goes bananas as she juggles and manages her new team, clothing line and celeb clients all while preparing for motherhood.”
Hit the jump for a sneak peek of the season premiere.
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Century Properties has revealed that it will be partnering with Missoni to design a new luxury apartment complex in the Philippines. This isn’t the first time Century Properties has teamed up with an Italian fashion brand, they also partnered with Versace to design and co-brand the Milano Residences, a 54-story condo development in Manila, Philippines.
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Back in April, Shoe designer Christian Louboutin filed suit against Yves Saint Laurent in Manhattan federal court for using his trademarked red soles. Louboutin was reportedly seeking more than $1 million in damages from YSL.
On Wednesday, Judge Victor Marrero denied Christian Louboutin a preliminary injunction stating, “Because in the fashion industry color serves ornamental and aesthetic functions vital to robust competition, the court finds that Louboutin is unlikely to be able to prove that its red outsole brand is entitled to trademark protection, even if it has gained enough public recognition in the market to have acquired secondary meaning.”
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