LANVIN LOVERS

To celebrate his 10-year anniversary at Lanvin, Alber Elbaz created this rose-colored midi dress embellished with delicate lace. Arguably the show's most eye-catching material was this ivory lace that Elbaz fashioned into a long-sleeved, zip-back dress. The pre-fall 2012 collection focused on new technologies and lots of volume, already apparent in the thick wool fabric. 

This little white bag is an absolute gem to be found. The handles are discreetly attached via the golden initials of the brand founders J and L. Due to the similarities of the letters it almost appears like they're just part of the design rather than a logo. The long shoulder strap is attachable in addition to the short handles. These handles give the handbag a slight almond shape, in which everything can be elegantly accommodated.

This white leather jacket screams Y2K even it is later in the aughts – it’s from 2007. The bright white leather was popular in the time, as was the long tie that closes the jacket. Nonetheless, the tailored jacket could well be part of the Resort 2017 collection, which features some similar collar detailing, like a nod to the part.

A creative collaboration between Lanvin and Acne in 2008 resulted in this dress. Acne, a brand with a broad product offering, used to be focused on jeans. The core competencies of both brands are expertly combined in this piece. Made of a for Lanvin untypical material, denim, a feminine, strapless dress is created, decorated with a simple black belt. The visible side zip, a well-known Lanvin hallmark under Alber Elbaz, eliminates the need for any visible branding.

This black mini skirt is made for every party or cocktail hour. The fully embellished front is featuring beads of various shapes and sizes. In order not to restrict the wearer's comfort and freedom of movement, the back of the skirt has been left without decoration.