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French Montana, Fabolous & Jay Critch at Red Rabbit Club

The Meatpacking Districts newest hotspot Red Rabbit Club was the backdrop to this week’s exclusive video shoot for French Montana, Fabolous, and Jay Critch’s new and yet to be released single. The rappers filmed at the 4500 square foot subterranean club, making use of the sunken dance floor and plush VIP banquettes.  50 Cent was also spotted the luxury nightclub’s Grand Opening event earlier this month!

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Article by Fykaa Caan

Fashion, Lifestyle and Current Affairs Editor.

Hollywood London Magazine

Fykaa Caan Shops at Caviar House & Prunier, Harrods and Selfridges for the New Chocolate Sensation Esthechoc.

Step into Autumn with Esthechoc

As the weather changes, the skin-savvy of us know we need to put a little extra into our skin regime. What better way than with our highly potent and delicious vegan, Esthechoc. Packed full of antioxidants but made from best quality cacao you can now get your extra skin fix from a low-calorie chocolate. Available online and in-store at Harrods, Selfridges, Caviar House & Prunier and selected beauty clinics inc. Dr Rita Rakus.

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“The secret weapon used by celebrities and fashion insiders
alike to keep their skin fresh faced and glowing” – Harrods
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London Fashion Week, Esthechoc was the go-to healthy treat at many events and parties.

 

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Roxy Horner and Elle L backstage at London Fashion Week:

Music artist and Esthechoc ambassador, Elle L was covering exclusively from front row.

Esthechoc is the perfect treat for my skin during busy day full of incredible shows and parties for London Fashion Week. This season I was attending, directing visuals for Palmer Harding x Oxygentix and working to support some of the best sustainable fashion such as Mother of Pearl who I’m partnered with on a special project. I loved the energy from this season, there was a lot of cinema and nostalgia in the presentations that I saw and I loved seeing Esthechoc being enjoyed at many an event…

By Fykaa Caan.

Fashion, Lifestyle & Current Affairs Editor.

Hollywood London Magazine.

 

The Kimono Refashioned

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Newark Museum Exhibition Highlights the Impact of Japanese Aesthetics on Global Fashions from John Galliano to Comme des Garçons.

A new exhibition will showcase the impact of Japanese garments, textiles, design and aesthetics on global fashions created by internationally recognized designers such as John Galliano, Sarah Burton for Alexander McQueen, Iris van Herpen and Issey Miyake. Opening October 13, 2018, Kimono Refashioned: 1870s-Now! will feature more than 40 garments by more than 30 Japanese, European and American designers. Co-organized by the Kyoto Costume Institute and the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco, the Newark Museum is the exclusive East Coast venue for this exhibition, where it will remain on view until January 6, 2019.

Kimono has influenced global fashion since Japan opened to the world in the late 19th century. Motifs used to decorate kimono, its form and silhouette, and its two-dimensional structure and linear cut have all been refashioned into a wide array of Kimono revealed new possibilities in clothing design and helped to lay the foundations of contemporary clothing.

Featuring works from the world-renowned collections of the Kyoto Costume
Institute and the Newark Museum, Kimono Refashioned features couture gowns,
men’s wear, shoes and ready-to-wear joined by paintings, prints and textiles that reflect both exacting and impressionistic references to kimono.

Featured Designers:
Alessandro dell’Acqua for
Rochas,
Jonathan William Anderson
for Loewe,
Sarah Burton for
Alexander McQueen,
Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel,
Jacques Doucet,
Lucy Duff-Gordon,
Tom Ford for Gucci,
Maurizio Galante,
John Galliano,
Rudi Gernreich,
Iris van Herpen,
Nozomi Ishiguro,
Rei Kawakubo/Comme
des Garçons,
House of Amy Linker,
Christian Louboutin,
Issey Miyake,
Yoshiyuki Miyamae for
Issey Miyake,
Hanae Mori,
Hiroaki Ohya for Lacoste,
Paul Poiret,
House of Rouff,
Raf Simons,
Yusuke Takahashi for
Issey Miyake Men,
Kazuaki Takashima for
Né-net,
Misses Turner Court
Dress Makers,
Madeleine Vionnet,
Junya Watanabe for
Comme des Garçons Man,
House of Worth,
Yohji Yamamoto,
Toshiko Yamawaki

For additional information, follow the Museum on Facebook at facebook.com/newark.museum or Twitter at
twitter.com/newarkmuseum; or visit http://www.newarkmuseum.org.

Article by Fykaa Caan

The Hollywood London Magazine

Lifestyle & Current Affairs Editor.