For this Autumn Winter season Céline releases several new sunglasses styles including the Bicolour Squared, combining the beautiful shades of brown, pink and black, and the New Butterfly sporting a classic shape with stunning details.

Since Creative Director for Céline Phoebe Philo came into the position in 2008, the French fashion house has been the go-to brand for ultimate understated cool pieces. For their spring/summer 2015 campaign they have cemented that fact by featuring prolific writer Joan Didion as their model. Joan Didion started her career as a writer for Vogue in the early 60s and has since been widely recognized for her work which includes novels and investigative journalism. The 80-year old pioneer in writing was photographed by Juergen Teller dressed in her signature look; oversized black sunglasses and a black turtleneck. The Céline spring/summer 2015 collection of sunglasses is now available HERE.

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Reliving the 90’s visible running technology boom, Sports brand PUMA is bringing back yet another revolutionary sneaker from the era – the CELL Alien OG. A design that originally paved the way for futuristic sneakers in the world of running now returns as a renewed streetstyle staple.

When PUMA innovated the CELL technology, it was the most durable and resilient cushioning technologies of the day. Launched in 1998, CELL Alien OG was structured for high mileage runs with the CELL bubble packed through the heel for extra cushioning. When it first debuted, the silhouette was so revolutionary that even aliens were believed to have descended on earth to own a pair.

Today, over 20 years later, the sneakers have touched down with its original CELL cushioning technology, striking color mix, and super-fresh design. The silhouette remains true to the original colorway for the first launch, with PUMA BLACK-SURF THE WEB-PUMA WHITE and LIME PUNCH on the cell bubble and breathable mesh upper with suede overlays and synthetic leather overlays sits atop an EVA midsole and rubber outsole.

The CELL Alien OG lands in style May 16.

Following PUMA’s relaunch of the CELL from the 90’s Running archive that saw the CELL Endura back in its OG glory, the global sports brand follows it up with the CELL Venom, a new innovative take on the archive runner.

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When PUMA CELL technology first launched in 1998, it was revolutionary. Hexagonal cells in the midsole provided the optimal shape for stable and maximum cushioning that allowed runners to move faster and stronger with a more confident stride that aided their performance.

Originally a training shoe made for high mileage runs, the CELL Venom arrives in a new context to celebrate 20 years of its history and heritage. Updated purely with new materials and production techniques, the sneakers feature a breathable mesh upper with suede and leather overlays which sits atop an EVA midsole and rubber outsole. With CELL cushioning technology at the heel, and a chunky, disruptive design, this OG-reissue is made for the street. Expect to see more color assortments in the next few months.

Introducing Celluloid from Aether

Celluloid is the new fragrance from Aether inspired by both Andy Warhol and Marilyn Monroe.

“I love Los Angeles. I love Hollywood. They're beautiful. Everybody's plastic, but I love plastic. I want to be plastic.” ? Andy Warhol

“I want to be an artist, not a…celluloid aphrodisiac.” ? Marilyn Monroe

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Celluloid is a fragrance by Amelie Bourgeaois constructed with the strong scents of patchouli, ambroxan, clearwood and ambergris.

In search of the finest aesthetic union and most desirable taste, Chá Iracema was created. Hand-selected in the heart of Brazil’s southern rainforest, Chá Iracema’s maté is a native, wild plant known as the green gold of Brazil. It only grows in the shade and hence provides the most refined variety and posesses legendary therapeutic virtues. Even more nutritious than green tea, it is rich in vitamins (A, C, E) and minerals (Calcium, Magnesium, Iron). An invigorating and healthy experience for the body and mind.

The creator of the Eight & Bob perfumes Albert Fouquet produced perfumes exclusively for his own personal use and that of those nearest to him. Each perfume was born from a memory of a place or of a person whose exclusivity and distinctiveness Fouquet wishes to transform into extraordinary fragrances to conserve them in time.

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On this occasion Fouquet went from Antibes on the French Riviera to the home of Alessandro and Chiara to share with them the splendid spectacle of colours and the wonderful aromas. During one of his trips, while decanting one of the wines he produced from his own grapes, Alessandro told Fouquet that his next diplomatic post would be in the far-away Philippines. He enjoyed carrying out his work travelling around the world, but during his long stays abroad he always remembered with melancholy the beauty of Provence.

Some months later, when Alessandro and Chiara were already settled in the Philippines, they were surprised by the best present they could receive from their good friend. Only an artist such as Albert Fouquet was capable of transforming into a perfune the freshness of the exuberant aromas brought forth by the plants growing in the Provence countryside. A beautiful green flask contained all the magic of an unequalled perfume, unique in its fragrance and freshness: Champs de Provence.

For the set of CHANELs Spring-Summer 2014 Prêt-à-Porter fashion show on 1 October 2013, Karl Lagerfeld transformed Pariss Grand Palais into a vast art gallery filled with specially created CHANEL artworks. CHANEL Art is a record of this gallery and unique moment in fashion history. Lagerfeld personally conceived each of the diverse paintings, sculptures and installations, many of which are ironic interpretations of CHANELs famous icons informed by a pop sensibility. Here we see expressive paintings of camellias, ladders with gold chains as rungs, and a cubist take on the two-tone shoe jostling for space alongside a robot in the shape of a No 5 perfume bottle and a giant sculpture of the double C logo. The myriad themes of art similarly shaped Lagerfelds collection from dresses printed with color charts, fabrics like canvases spattered with paint, to graffitied art students backpacks all proof that the designers fashion creations and the sets in which they are shown are themselves like single consolidated artworks. Buy the book here

Chauncey is Belgium brand, founded by knitwear designer Nathalie Bouhana, who worked for Hermès, Jean-Paul Gaultier and Ferragamo and Photographer David Sdika. The brand is a mix of traditional elegance, with a touch of humour and surrealism. Using only the highest quality yarns, Chauncey prides itself on craftsmanship. All pieces are made of either the softest cashmere in Mongolia, the warmest shetland yarns from Scotland or the finest delicate merino in Italy.

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Chinatown Market is a LA-based street wear brand, founded by a rising star of street fashion world, Mike Cherman. The brand is response to the market, Cherman’s answer what the customers want, and what they think is cool. As the main designer behind the brand, he wants to create more of a community, than boy’s club, and he wants to build diversity to the industry by hiring as many types off people as possible.

Now Chinatown Market joins forces with the industry legend, PUMA, to create completely new collaborative collection. The collection brings retro basketball style to the present time, with daring attitude and DIY feel. The collection brings out unique sneakers, which are the real eye-compilers of any outfit. The collection also includes a colourful basketball, with Chinatown Market's signature smiley face.

The Chinti and Parker Meets Moomin collection is inspired by the iconic Finnish characters’ feel-good stories, and celebrates playful luxury with a Scandi twist. The collection features fine cashmere products featuring fun Moomin inspired detailing. The collections features knits, scarfs and beanies.

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With a passion for innovative knit design, London-based cousins Anna Singh and Rachael Wood founded Chinti and Parker in 2009 to bring a new level of tactility to contemporary womenswear. They saw an opportunity to use cashmere in distinctive new ways, creating ready-to-wear collections elevated by time-honoured textile processes.

Christopher Ræburn became known for his re-appropriation of military fabrics and in particular for iconic outerwear created from de-commissioned parachutes. The ‘re-made’ ethos still guides and influences every aspect of the Christopher Ræburn design and development process; a Christopher ræburn product is defined by distinctive aesthetic, meticulous detail, considered functionality and sustainable intelligence.

International Denim-Fashion brand CLOSED cultivates a young, fresh look at everyday life. Its effortless style results from a harmonic mix of sportswear, denim, utility and fashion codes.