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Car Shoe For Lamborghini 50th Anniversary


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For its 50th anniversary celebration in collaboration with Automobili Lamborghini, Car Shoe (owned since 2001 by the Prada Group) is launching a new driving shoe. Hand made with meticulous attention to detail, the classic profile features a pebbled calf leather upper and a notched, rubber studded outsole for added grip. The moccasin is finished with Lamborghini’s iconic logo on the heel tab and metal 50th anniversary logo on the laces. The collection consists of three different colors – black, red and blue – all reminiscent of classic Lamborghini tones. A limited edition, expect these to arrive at select Prada shops in a few weeks. Car Shoe was founded in 1963 by Gianni Mostile. The brand soon became best known for its signature moccasin which feature tiny rubber nubs.

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Photographer Karen Collins


Karen Collins – fashion, advertising and portrait photographer. Collaborates with Vogue, Numero, Flair, New York Times. Shoots advertisements for Gucci, Prada, Nina Ricci и Evian.

Prada And Sasha Pivarova


After starring as the face of Prada for six consecutive seasons, Sasha Pivovarova returns for Prada’s resort 2013 campaign, photographed by Steven Meisel. Check out some more of this lovely lady’s work below.

Paper Prada.


Paper Prada is an artistic expression of fashion and  illustration  unveiling an excellent presentation of Prada Spring/Summer 2012 collection. Maintained in a candy pastel palette both the illustrator concept and Prada’s clothing cover the fascinations of 1950′s silhouettes with the feminine twist.  This wonderful editorial was captured by Marc Da Cunha Lopes with captivating styling of Delphine Roche and Julie Allard.  The vintage inspired illustration was composed by the  talented fashion illustrator Coco Brun who is also a creative mind of Forget Me Not  and  EdelScope  friend. The presentations of her inventive work including beautiful collections of scarves you may find several times on the pages of EdelScope.

New Prada Phone By LG 3.0 For 2012.


LG and fashion label Prada are collaborating for the third time to release the first LG Prada smartphone, the Prada phone by LG 3.0.  The first LG Prada, also known as LG KE850, was the world’s first mobile phone to use a touchscreen display.  The teams behind the design and construction have offered a sneak peek into the handset that will be on offer next fall via an image released by the company.  Neither of the two concerned companies has revealed any information on the upcoming LG Prada phone.  Dr. Jong-seok Park, CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company, said, “Our working relationship with PRADA is unique in its longevity and success, something no other phone company and luxury brand have been able to replicate.”  Designer labels attached to phones is not a novelty these days considering the Hugo Boss Samsung Galaxy Ace or the BlackBerry Porsche Design P’9981 devices.

The Devil Wears Prada… The Virgin Mary Wears Louis.


The devil may well wear Prada, but at a biennial exhibition of sacred art in Italy, a statue of the Virgin Mary is donning Louis Vuitton.  The veil traditionally covering the Virgin’s head bears the French luxury brand’s trademark “LV” logo in golden letters.  Francesco De Molfetta, 31, said he created the work to “denounce a society based on the cult of appearance through the use of a brand that represents the search for ephemeral happiness.  This new way of interpreting sacred art is along the lines of the famous work presented (in 1999 in Venice by Maurizio) Cattelan that showed a wax icon depicting Pope John Paul II being crushed by a meteor,” the curator of the biennial Giuseppe Bacci told Il Centro.  “It is a way to hit the visitors’ unconscious,” he added.  The biennial is held at Isola del Gran Sasso in the central region of Abruzzo.  Milan native De Molfetta’s works have been on show in Tokyo, at the T20 contemporary art gallery of Murcia Spain and at the museum of Besancon in France.

“Prada Private”


Prada is introducing PradaPrivate, a collection of sunglasses that enables wearers to customize the letters and symbols on the temple of their frames.  The Prada sunglass customization allows for two letters, numbers, and symbols to be placed on the temple arms of their shades.  Each sunglass arm has a tiny removable section that screws on and off, allowing the letters, symbols and numbers to be screwed on in any configuration.

You can even choose between 3 different colors for the frame, including Black, White or Tortoiseshell.  The new Prada Private glasses will be available starting today exclusively at Sunglass Hut in USA and Prada boutiques worldwide. Retail price is $365.

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