BRAND LIST
JEWELRY
Lone Ones by Leonard Kamhout is a private custom jewelry atelier founded in 1994 by Leonard Kamhout and Devon Wheeler, with its headquarter in Los Angeles California. Prior to creating his first signature collection, Leonard was known and recognized as the original designer & co-founder of Chrome Hearts.
HAIR ACCESSORY
What makes France Luxe® so special is the meticulous attention that goes into each handcrafted piece. The one-week production process is derived from the more than one hundred year old tradition of hair ornament fabrication. We invest extensive time and resources into the polishing process, and the extra time spent proves key in rendering the highest quality and sheen available in hair ornaments the world over. Our hair ornaments use luxury tortoise material made from cellulose acetate sheets.
EYEWEAR
Founder and Creative Chief Robert Keith, a former photographer, established HOORSENBUHS in 2005 with one special piece: a gold tri-link ring he created himself, despite having no formal background in jewelry design. Drawing inspiration from ‘70s-era jewelry—substantive gold heirloom pieces meant to be passed on from generation to generation—the tri-link motif is now Hoorsenbuhs’ signature emblem, symbolizing strength, quality and continuous opulence.
Founded by Bill Barton and Patty Perreira, Barton Perreira achieves innovation in the eyewear industry through impeccable craftsmanship and design without compromise. A dedication to quality is at the heart of co-founder Bill Barton's approach to all aspects of Barton Perreira, from the manufacturing process behind each impeccably crafted frame to the level of service customers receive. Throughout his 30-plus year career, Barton has harnessed that dedication, along with his passion for product and instinct for business, to deliver impressive growth, brand recognition, and industry prestige to every eyewear company he touches. For designer Patty Perreira, conceptualizing Barton Perreira's timelessly chic frames is as much an intuitive process as it is a skill born out of thirty years in the eyewear business. An avid collector, she draws her inspiration from the ingenuity of the past, whether it's through mid-century modern architecture, art, fashion, or vintage motorcycles. She values pieces that tell a story, which are often re-interpreted and re-imagined in her collections.
Diesel is a fashion industry legend. A pioneer in the world of denim and casual wear, it has always remained both outside and ahead of trends. Never forsaking its original DNA, it has evolved into an iconic global lifestyle brand. Despite Diesel’s extraordinary growth, its philosophy is the same as when Renzo Rosso created it in 1978. He envisaged a brand that would stand for passion, individuality and self-expression. Today, Diesel continues to blaze its own trail. It is on a continuing mission to challenge the status quo, experiment with new ideas, innovate and provoke.
In the past couple of years, Dsquared2 has grown to become more chic and sophisticated while maintaining those sexy and provocative traits that are so embedded in the brand’s creative roots. This evolution has enable the brand to expand its clientele conquering a wider target market. The Dsquared2 aesthetics are continuously influenced by continuous international inspirations and cultures. Dean and Dan divide their daily lives between Milan and London while producing their collection in Italy. “Born in Canada, Living in London, Made in Italy” is the brand’s motto.
Influential, innovative and progressive, Gucci is reinventing a wholly modern approach to fashion. Under the new vision of creative director Alessandro Michele, the House has redefined luxury for the 21st century, further reinforcing its position as one of the world’s most desirable fashion houses. Eclectic, contemporary, romantic—Gucci products represent the pinnacle of Italian craftsmanship and are unsurpassed for their quality and attention to detail.
In 1970, he founded jungle jap, kenzo's first boutique in paris, capital of fashion. After painting its walls with a bright and exotic jungle scenography, kenzo patched together a debut collection of romantic, hippy dresses inspired by London street style and vintage finds he discovered while trawling the flea markets. The boutique perfectly showcased a universe and ambiance which had never been seen before.
Established in 1970, the Linda Farrow brand of luxury eyewear rose quickly to acclaim. Originally a fashion designer herself, Linda Farrow was one of the first to treat sunglasses as fashion, her finger always on the pulse of the times. A tireless experimenter, Farrow pioneered many of the shapes and styles that remain au courant today. Her pioneering use of shape helped move eyewear into high-fashion territory, with avant-garde styles favoured by stars like Yoko Ono and working with brands such as Dior, Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga and Sonia Rykiel.
Born and raised in London and the English countryside, Stella McCartney graduated from Central St Martins in 1995. A signature style of sharp tailoring, natural confidence and sexy femininity was immediately apparent in her first collection and after only two collections, in 1997, she was appointed the Creative Director of Chloe in Paris and enjoyed great success during her tenure.
WATCH
When Daniel Strom imagined his Agonium collection, he was intent on instilling his timepieces with attitude, lifestyle, symbols and myths. Most importantly, he gave them an antithetical value by making them a reflection on the march of time and the finite nature of life. Creation and destruction; myths and legends, a superior force over which we have neither control nor influence. Time as a vital energy and no longer simply a unit of measure. A celebration of life!