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We laboriously arrived at the month of Julythe summer has officially begun, the torrid heat is felt and the longed-for holidays are getting closer and closer.
Of course, even if the news coming from the world is not always all roses, to cheer us up there is nothing better than a good dose of shopping to style your wardrobe with something brand new and, perhaps, porte-bonheurbuying both online and in physical stores, and throwing a strategic eye on the strongest trends of the moment.
Even if the health emergency continues and the geopolitical scenarios do not make us rest assured, it is also good to think about something else, preparing ourselves for when this period can finally be considered really just a bad memory.
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That’s why ours cannot be missing Saturday Shopping column designed specifically to keep you updated on new arrivals.
Sure that you will appreciate our efforts, we would like to point out the proposals we like best from this period, indeed we let you know even 10!
This week in between capsule collections and special collaborations we offer you sporty-chic glasses, foldable jackets and the upcycling line.
Don’t skip any of the cards on ours gallery on Saturday Shopping and you will see that you will find something that will enter your personal wish list by right!
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AZTEK Incorporated – Copyright 1999 – 2015Nike x Jacquemus
The long-awaited collection has finally arrived in stores, with Nike and Jacquemus hand in hand, which elevates the athleisure style to the nth degree with refinement and coolness. What Simon Porte Jacquemus creates for the brand with the legendary Swoosh is a world in which sport blends with a new minimal aesthetic and a balanced vintage touch. To characterize it is a palette of neutral colors ranging from cream to navy, and the search for soft silhouettes, which embrace bodies and movements. Among the cult pieces are tennis dresses and skirts made with Dri-FIT fabrics, engineered knitwear made with organic cotton and recycled fibers and finished with thin ribs, unisex fleece hoodie, bucket hat and a reinterpretation of the iconic Humara sneakers.
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LGR x Robe by Kappa
A colab with a high level of style that unites LGR, a luxury eyewear brand founded by Luca Gnecchi Ruscone in 2007, and the historic sportswear brand Robe di Kappa, born in Turin in 1916 and became a cult at the turn of the Eighties and Nineties. , protagonist in the last season of a renewed hype, especially among the new generations who were not even born at that time. The result is a limited edition capsule collection of entirely handmade eyewear, with a focus on the best-selling Fez model, customized with new sandblasted shades and dedicated engravings.
Cost: € 350 -
BOSS x Matteo Berrettini
The news of the last few hours unfortunately gives Matteo Berrettini unable to participate in the coveted Wimbledon tournament due to positivity at Covid. But if we will not be able to see our champion on the famous English fields, we will still be able to admire him wearing the pieces of the new collection that he co-created with Boss, as well as as testimonial of the dedicated campaign of the Teutonic brand. The colab includes sporty and comfortable models, with looks that mix preppy suits with other more athletic ones inspired by the world of tennis.
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Herno
Designed for leisure time, the Herno Resort collection, a mini wardrobe with versatile and luxurious garments, designed to be worn in the transition between summer and winter. Divided into two main themes, Travel & Leisure and Luxury Dream, it focuses on knitwear, a new sector on which the company founded in 1948 in Lesa, on the Piedmontese shore of Lake Maggiore, focuses on and on outerwear. Soft and enveloping fabrics, precious details, cocoon fit, relaxing colors and fluid shapes, without forgetting the featherweight padded passe-partout, specially designed for travel, to fold and put directly in the suitcase. Ready to leave?
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Chateau Orlando
The new release of Chateau Orlando, a lifestyle brand just launched by the artist Luke Edward Hall, which launches a super fresh summer capsule collection called, not surprisingly, Week-end à la plage immediately makes you want to vacation. Composed of two t-shirts, two beach totes, a towel and a poster, this mini line is inspired by the iconic handwriting of the British designer, with souvenir-representations that refer to a Mediterranean aesthetic in perfect Eighties style.
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Sandro Paris
After the success of the first edition, Endless Love Act by Sandro Paris is back, a series of upcycling garments to be launched on July 4th with Act II. It is a completely eco-responsible capsule, made using stocks of old linen and cotton fabrics. Among the pieces on which to bet the striped oversized shirt, the sundeck skirt, a one-piece swimsuit in waffle fabric and the shirt + boxer suit with floral print. Not enough: the brand will donate all the proceeds of this capsule to the foundation Sandro For The Futurewhich has two main objectives: to raise funds through limited edition collections and green orinted activities, and to donate the proceeds to solidarity causes in line with the philosophy of the brand.
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Velasca
It’s not summer without at least one straw bag. The reason is obvious, it gives a holiday and country-chic attitude to every look, and turns out to be a perfect transitional item, to be worn both on the beach and in the city. Among the coolest of the moment, note those of Velasca, a brand loved for its handmade shoes that for the summer has designed a mini capsule of 4 models in natural materials: the Zesta and Zestin baskets, made of woven straw with canvas interior, the Basla bucket bag, in raffia with suede lace and tassel in smooth leather, and the Girasò shopping bag (in the photo) in raffia and leather.
Cost: € 200 -
Lido-Issimo
Issimo, the digital extension of the luxurious Pellicano Hotels, where you can get to know
and buy the excellences of the Italian lifestyle, and Lido, the Venetian beachwear brand with an essential and innovative style, have joined forces to create costumes inspired by two of the most famous Italian cocktails: the Spritz and the Negroni. A whole and a triangle with a sartorial workmanship, rendered material by a degradé finish that recalls the colors of the two drinks that made the history of the aperitif. Cheers!
Cost: € 180 -
ViBi Venice
Among the must-have pieces that never seem to tire are the Friulan, or Furlane, the traditional slippers that Venetian gondoliers wore, created with waste materials such as velvet scraps and pieces of bicycle tires, which have now become a classic of city looks. Among the brands that have made it a stylistic figure, one cannot fail to mention ViBi Venezia, founded by the Arrivabene sisters, who really have a passion for these radical-chic slippers (along with a flair for business). For the SS22 Richmond Riviera collection they cover them with romantic fabrics and bright colors, so beautiful that one leads to another, like cherries!
Cost: € 95
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Manila Grace
Manila Grace makes its debut in the world of eyewear and launches its first eyewear collection under license with Castellani. The frames are a corollary of the fashion collection, and reflect its sophisticated aesthetics and chromatic range: sun and optical frames ranging from flirty cat-eye to maxi diva sizes, from butterfly silhouettes to classic tortoiseshell.
Source: Vanity Fair
