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LITHUANIAN 

CONCEPTUAL 

JEWELLERY 

100 

French 

Recommendations 

FASHION & STYLE 

PARIS: 

hours spent shopping 

COOL HUNTING 

FAWAZ GRUOSI: 

the Godfather of Black Diamonds 

Nº 1 | 2012

JURGITA 

Modeling and Fashion magazine 

Issue 1 / 2012 

EDITORIAL 

Publisher & Founder Ugnius Kiguolis, Jurgita Kiguole 

Editor-in-chief Sandra Kliukaite 

Fashion & Art Editor Reda Mickeviciute 

Senior Designer Justina Juozenaite 

Advertising Director Milda Zeimiene 

Photographers Natalie Berezina, Ausra Osipaviciute, Reda Mickeviciute 

COVER 

Photography Natalie Berezina. 

Make Up Anastasija Kobrinska. 

Model Modesta (“Supermodels”). 

You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com 

Contact Us jurgita@jurgita.com 

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PC „Akropolis” 

Ozo g. 25 

Vilnius 


Karaliaus Mindaugo pr. 49 

Kaunas 


Taikos pr. 61 

Klaipėda 


Aido g. 8 

Šiauliai 

PC „Ozas“ 

Ozo g. 18 

Vilnius 

PC „Mega” 

Islandijos pl. 32 

Kaunas 

PC „Babilonas” 

Savitiškio g. 61 

Panevėžys 

PC „HYPER MAXIMA” 

V. Kudirkos g. 3 

Marijampolė

SUMMARY 

3 EDITORIAL 

5 SUMMARY 

6 PHOTOSESSION // Natalie's Tribute to Paris 

10 FASHION & STYLE / OUTFIT 

14 FASHION & STYLE / TRENDS // Black versus White 

16 FASHION & STYLE / TRENDS // Brightly 

18 FASHION & STYLE / TRENDS // Vintage 

20 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // PARIS: hours spent shopping 

20 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // Hermès – probably the most expensive handbags in the world 

21 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // Crystal and world’s most expensive perfumes 

21 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // Paris in your mouth 

22 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // The Chanel planet 

23 FASHION & STYLE / SHOPPING // Colette vs. Merci – design that rocks 

24 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: F.R.A.N.C.E. 

26 PHOTOSESSION // RE: 

34 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: O.C.E.A.N. 

36 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: G.E.O.G.R.A.P.H.Y. 

38 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: J.U.N.G.L.E. 

40 FASHION & STYLE / TRENDS // Jungle 

44 PHOTOSESSION // Visionaire 

52 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: F.E.T.I.S.H. 

54 DESIGN / MADE IN LITHUANIA // LITHUANIAN CONCEPTUAL JEWELLERY 

54 DESIGN / MADE IN LITHUANIA // “aka jewellery” – the tandem of jewellery alchemists from New York 

56 DESIGN / MADE IN LITHUANIA // Dark intellectual jewellery: the Our Darkest Desires collection 

58 FASHION & STYLE / EVENT // “Fashion Infection” 2012 

60 DESIGN / MADE IN LITHUANIA // LITHUANIAN DESIGN II 

64 FASHION & STYLE / HEROES // Fawaz Gruosi: the Godfather of Black Diamonds 

68 PHOTOSESSION // The Fashion Pawn 

76 FASHION & STYLE / HEROES // A runway by Juozas Statkevičius: from white Mercedes to... white Horse 

80 FASHION & STYLE / TRENDS // The Old Hollywood 

84 PHOTOSESSION // WHITE CROW 

90 STYLE & LEISURE // 100 French Recommendations: Fashion, Food, Cinema and Street 

96 DESIGN / COOL HUNTING // Inspiration: K.I.T.C.H.E.N. 

98 FASHION & STYLE / CATWALK // Autumn/Winter 2012-2013

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Natalie's Tribute 

to Paris 

Photography Natalie Berezina. 

Make Up anastasija kobrinska. 

Model Modesta (“Supermodels”). 

You Can Be Here. 

Join Us On www.jurgita.com 

Bra “Lindex” (www.lindex.com). 

Leather belt by Ritvars Caunitis. 

Shoes by Steve Madden.

Bra “Lindex” (www.lindex.com). 

Leather Belt by Ritvars Caunitis.

Leather bracelets 

by Ritvars Caunitis.

Dress “Coco Culte” (www.cococulte.com). 

Leather bracelets by Ritvars Caunitis. 

Shoes “Zara” (www.zara.com).


o u t f i t ONLINE 

“Albino” (www.maisonalbino.com), 

“Asos” (www.asos.com), 

“Balmain” (www.balmain.com), 

“Jaeger London” (www.jaeger.co.uk), 

“Pilgrim” (www.pilgrim.dk), 

“Topshop” (www.topshop.com), 

“Zara” (www.zara.com). 

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2. 

1. Bracelet “Pilgrim” ~$ 55 

2. Sunglasses “Asos” ~$ 22 

3. T-Shirt “Topshop” ~$ 52 

4. Coat “Jaeger London” ~$ 476 

5. Trousers “Zara” 

6. Handbag “Zara” ~$ 196 

7. Bracelet “Pilgrim” ~$ 51 

8. Shoes “Asos” ~$ 132 

9. Watch “Asos” ~$ 52 

7. 

8. 

5. 

"Albino" 

"Balmain" 

9. 

Model Agyness Deyn. Photographer David 

Slijper (“Elle Korea”, 2011 December).

6. 

1. 

5. 

2. 

4. 

ONLINE 

“Albino” (www.maisonalbino.com), 


“Marks & Spencer” (www.marksandspencer.com), 

Thom Browne (www.thombrowne.com), 


3. 

7. 

"Albino" 

8. 

Thom Browne 

1. Watch “Asos” ~$ 299 

2. Dress “Zara” 


4. Necklace “Zara” 

5. Jacket “Marks & Spencer” ~$ 99 

6. Belt “Asos” ~$ 22 


8. Shoes “Asos” ~$ 127 

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3. Swimwear “Marks & Spencer” ~$ 54 

4. Trousers “Zara” ~$ 81 

5. “Taschen” book “Islamic Art” ~$ 9 

6. Watch “Asos” ~$ 212 

7. Blouse “Zara” ~$ 66 

8. Necklace “Marks & Spencer” ~$ 27 

9. Shoes “Asos” ~$ 257 

1. 

6. 

2. 

Alexandre Herchcovitch 

ONLINE 

Alexandre Herchcovitch (www.herchcovitch.uol.com.br), 



“Taschen” (www.taschen.com), 


Gypsy Rose Lee – an American actress and author. 

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3. 

9. 

8.

Vilniuje, "Panorama", Saltoniškių g. 9, tel. (8 5 ) 219 59 69, 

Kaune, "Akropolis", K.Mindaugo pr. 49, tel. (8 37) 211 898


t r E N D S 

Jacket 

“Marks & Spencer” ~$ 117 


Hat “Topshop” ~$ 39 

Sweater 

“Topshop” ~$ 108 

Earrings 


Watch 

“Armani Exchange” ~$ 140 

Sweater “Topshop” ~$ 44 

Trend: 

black versus 

white 


Dress “Topshop” ~$ 16 

Shirt “Topshop” ~$ 78 

"Fendi" 

Collar “Topshop” ~$ 70 

Cleanser “Oriflame 

Diamond Cellular” ~$ 16 


Shoes 

“Zara” ~$ 130 

Bag “Asos” ~$ 63

Watch “Karen Millen” ~$ 149 


Bag “Karen Millen” ~$ 165 

T-shirt “Zara” ~$ 37 

Shoes “Topshop” 

~$ 118 


"Emporio Armani" 

ONLINE 


“Armani Exchange” (www.armaniexchange.com), 

“D.Efect” (www.defectonline.com ), 

“Fendi” (www.fendi.com ), 

“Karen Millen” (www.karenmillen.com), 




Bag 

“Karen Millen” 

~$ 315 

Earrings “Asos” ~$ 15 

"Emporio Armani" 

Coat 

“D.Efect” ~$ 487 


Ring “Asos” ~$ 9 

Shoes “Zara” ~$ 111 



t r E N D S 


Bag “Asos” ~$ 55 


Ring 


Sweater 

“Miss Selfridge” ~$ 55 

Shoes 


Trend: 

Brightly 


Skirt “Topshop” ~$ 75 

Watch “Asos” ~$ 31 

Shoes “Zara” 

Purse “Asos” ~$ 31 

"Bottega Veneta" 

Blouse “Topshop” ~$ 36 

Necklace “Topshop” ~$ 39 

Shoes 


Earrings 


Purse “Zara” 

Bangle Set 

“Topshop” ~$ 15

Shoes “River Island” ~$ 15 

Bag “Topshop” ~$ 39 

Wellies 

“Topshop” 

~$ 126 

"Asos" 


"Bottega Veneta" 

Skirt 




Necklace 

“Asos” ~$ 9 

Earrings 

“Asos” ~$ 7 

Dress “Marks & 

Spencer” ~$ 22 

Skirt 



Shoes 

“River Island” ~$ 31 

ONLINE 


“Bottega Veneta” (www.bottegaveneta.com), 


“Miss Selfridge” (www.missselfridge.com), 

“River Island” (www.riverisland.com), 





t r E N D S 

Hat “Topshop” ~$ 39 


Collar 

“Pilgrim” ~$ 108 

Fragrance “Paradise” ~$ 39 

Trend: 

Vintage 


Shoes 


Skirt 

“Topshop” 

~$ 56 


"Marc Jacobs" 

Blouse 



"SUNO" 

Shoes 


Dress 


Earrings 

“Ted Baker” ~$ 55 


Shoes 

“Topshop” 

~$ 158

Necklace “Asos” ~$ 77 

Shirt 




Handbag “Zara” ~$ 148 

"Nahm" 


Sunglasses “Oxydo” ~$ 130 

Headband “Asos” ~$ 15 

"Band of Outsiders" 

Coat 


Sunglasses 


Shoes 


Dress “Asos” ~$ 75 

Fragrance 

“Zara Woman” 

Earrings 

“Stiklė” ~$ 24 

ONLINE 


“Band of Outsiders” (www.bandofoutsiders.com), 

“Marc Jacobs” (www.marcjacobs.com), 



“Nahm” (www.nahm-ny.com), 

“Oxydo” (www.oxydo.be), 

“Pilgrim” (www.pilgrim.dk ), 

“Oriflame” (www.oriflame.lt), 

“Stiklė” (www.stikle.lt), 

“SUNO” (www.sunony.com), 

“Ted Baker” (www.tedbaker.com), 





S h o p p i N g 

“Hermes” 


p rIS: 

hours spent shopping 

Paris is too good to spend your time in shops or fitting rooms. And yet, if you happen 

to be stuck in it for a longer period and find yourself tired of the Louvre, Montmartre 

and other bohemian endeavours, then you can visit places where things cannot be 

purchased by just any ordinary mortal. Those with weak nervous system should 

definitely avoid Chanel and YSL shops, and should stay out of the Elysian Fields at 

large. But this time we’ll do everything just the opposite by going where one can 

spend a pay check in a heartbeat, and gaze upon breathtaking interiors… 

„Hermès“ 

„Maison Baccarat“ 

„Ladurée“ 

„Chanel Boutique“ 

„Colette“ 

„Merci“ 

“Hermes” boutique in Paris, 1952 m. 

Hermès – 

probably THe mosT expensive 

Handbags in THe world 

Fashion house Hermès is another legend of Paris. It has surpassed the 

Baccarat itself when French perfumers Maurice Roucel and Bernard 

Bourjois created the fragrance 24 Faubourg. Sold for €1700 per 30 

ml bottle, the perfume is rated as the 2nd world’s most expensive. It 

is a limited edition fragrance produced only in 1000 bottles a year. 

Of course, the perfume is only a prelude to the arsenal of Hermès, 

the manufacturer of probably the most expensive handbags in the 

world, located in the 1st arrondissement of Paris, 24 Rue du Faubourg 

„Hermès“ 



„Chanel Boutiqu 

„Colette 

„M 

Saint-Honoré. Founded in 1837, the fashion house employed such 

fashion icons as Eric Bergère, Martin Margiela, Jean-Paul Gaultier, 

Christophe Lemaire (current creative director of Hermès) and still has 

every piece made by hand. That is why their works of art are so darn 

expensive. Few months ago, for instance, Lady Gaga has bought the 

famous Hermès Birkin handbag for £49,000… 

“Hermes” boutique in Paris, 1952 m. 

(Photo by N. R. Farbman, “LIFE” magazine). 

“Hermès Birkin” handbag. 

Price: $ 129 000. 

www.hermes.com

www.baccarat.com 

www.laduree.fr 

"Maison Baccarat" 

"Ladurée" 

"Ladurée" 

CrysTal and world’s 

mosT expensive perfumes 

Crystal house Maison Baccarat is a place offering one of the world’s most expensive perfumes 

– Les Larmes Sacrées de Thebes. Limited to only ten 500 ml bottles a year, the 

parfume comes in crystal-encursted bottles with 18 carat gold collar and sells for €5000 per 

piece! Philippe Starck, the famous French designer, showed his brain and muscles in this 

super deluxe store, being the one to transform the former Paris mansion of the French aristocrat 

Marie-Laure de Noailles into the Bacarrat’s headquarters and luxurious crystal store, 

an adjacent museum with more than just an impressive collection of crystal, and finally – an 

extravagant Starck-style decor restaurant with dining room infused with hand-made glass 

chandeliers. To see it for yourselves, look for historical building at 11 Place des États-Unis 

(approx. 500 meters from the Triumphal Arch). 

"Maison Baccarat" 

paris in your mouTH 

„Hermès“ 

„Maison Baccar 



„Colette“ 

„Merci“ 

Philippe Starck 

Paris is a city of contrasts. And so are its shops: from haute couture classics to contemporary 

modernism. If you want to get a taste of Paris, try the Ladurée. So if you wish to 

feel or even to digest Paris in your mouth, go straight to Ladurée shop and restaurant at 

the Elysian Fields. Its interior will immediately take you back a century ago, to the times 

where one talented French named Louis-Ernest Ladurée has started to make colourful, 

melt-in-your-mouth cookies called the macaroons. By the way, if you plan to eat at the 

Ladurée, be prepared to spend up to €50 for a couple of cookies packed in a magnificent 

French box. And if that is not enough, take a tour through the Saint-Germain district, 

where you will find a truly Parisian atmosphere and probably all possible French delicatecies 

in one place. 

"Ladurée" 

„Hermès“ 




„Colette“ 

„Merci“ 



S h o p p i N g 

“Chanel Boutique” 

The apartment is entered via a sweeping 

spiral staircase with Art Deco panels of 

mirrors running along the walls (“Coco 

Before Chanel” with Audrey Tautou). 

s“ 

ccarat“ 

urée“ 

l Boutique“ 

Colette“ 

„Merci“ 

Coco Chanel's Private Apartment 

in Rue Cambon, Paris. 


“Chanel”, 2011-2012 A/W. 

Inside Coco Chanel's Private Apartment. 

Coco Chanel,1962. 

(Photo by Douglas Kirkland). 

“Chanel”, 2011-2012 A/W. 

Inside Coco Chanel's 

Private Apartment. 

THe CHanel planeT 

Fancy something far more thrilling than a perfume bottle for 

the price of a car or pure crystal chandeliers? In that case you 

should stop by the Chanel Boutique, located in the legendary 31 

Rue Cambon. Naturally, one could chat about the Chanel stores 

and tweedy suits all night long, but it will be enough to say that 

Rue Cambon is something more than just an address for Chanel 

store filled with handbags designed by Carl Lagerfeld’s assistants 

and Chanel no. 5, the 10th world’s most expensive perfume sold 

for €170 per bottle. It is the house of mademoiselle Coco 

Chanel herself. Rumour has it though, that Coco had 

never spent a night in the several-floor apartments 

above the store. For throughout the thirty years 

she would stay in a nearby luxurious hotel Ritz. 

Nevertheless, Rue Cambon apartments remained as 

it were at the time when the flighty designer 

used to come back from the Ritz in 

the mornings. The ground floor, now 

occupied by the Chanel boutique, still has 

the spectacular mirrored staircase featured in 

every movie ever cretaed about Chanel, and when 

you climb upstairs you reach the astonishing world 

of Coco Chanel interiors. Her personal sitting room, 

still predominated with the art deco, stores a number 

of items from the Coco collection: glass figures, 

crystal balls, stuffed deers, books, luxurious 

armchairs upholstered in flowered 

and beige gobelin, as well as the 

legendary modern sofa designed 

by mis Chanel herself, 18th-century 

crystal chandelier, Chinese screens and 

other extravagant details. 

“Chanel No. 5”. Price: ~$ 218. 

“Chanel”, 2009. 

www.chanel.com 

„Hermès“ 

„Maison Bacc 

„Ladur 

„Chanel B 

„Co 

„M

„Hermès“ 


arat“ „Ladurée“ 

ée“ „Chanel Boutique“ 

outique“ „Colette“ 

lette“ „Merci“ 

erci“ 

www.aesop.com 

www.merci-merci.com 

www.colette.fr 

www.ofrsystem.com 

ColeTTe vs. merCi – 

design THaT roCks 

Walking the same Rue Saint-Honoré, look for building no. 213 where you will find yet 

another Parisian cult shop Colette. Of course, the interior of this concept design shop has 

nothing to do with what you see at Chanel or Hermès. Rather, it resembles the Berlin concept 

design shops or even to the Things Hotel (lt. Daiktų viešbutis) established in a loft in Vilnius. 

However, at Colette not only you can find conceptual design pieces, but also the popular 

parisiant brands such as Dior, Lanvin, Yves Saint Laurent, and, of course, such fashion 

radicals as Thomas Browne, Gareth Pugh or Comme des Garçons. Another spectacular 

concept design shop in Paris is Merci, located in the 3rd arondissement of Paris, 111 

Boulevard Beaumarchais. The store houses a number of small French and foreign design 

boutiques, including the famous Australian natural cosmetics brand Aesop. It is definitely 

worth seeing how the Melbourne designers March Studio have decorated the shop with 4,500 

plain cardboard boxes placed within a quasi-fishing net strung across the ceiling and allowed 

to droop. The shops we’ve mentioned here is only a small piece of what you may find in the 

Paris megalopolis, housing thousands of fashion houses and independent designers. So don’t 

forget your handbag and your purse, and Bon Voyage! 

Souvenir by Colette. 

Merci's iconic car – vintage “Fiat 500”. 

“Aesop” shop in the Parisian concept store “Merci”. 

“0fr.” a bookstore and gallery, Paris. 

“Colette” Concept Store in Paris. 

„Hermès“ 




„Colette“ 

„Merci“ 

“Colette” Concept Store in Paris. 


DESIgN 

c o o l h u N t i N g 


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2. 

6. 

7. 

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4. 

inspiration: 

F.R.A.N.C.E. 

13. 

8. 9. 

14. 

1. Earrings “Les Nereides Love Paris” (www.asos.com) ~$ 197; 2. Vintage Camera “Seagull 4B-1” (www.lomography.com) ~$ 291; 

3. Shea Butter Hand Cream “L'Occitane”, 30 ml (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 8; 4. Necklace “Les Nereides Love Paris” (www.asos.com) ~$ 174; 

5. Scented Candle “Maison Guedin Paris Sous la Pluie” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 56; 6. Bag-in-box Drip-free Carafe “Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 74; 

7. Rose 4 Reines Solid Perfume “L'Occitane” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 10; 8. The New York Times Bestseller – a novel by Paula McLain “The Paris Wife” (www.amazon.com) ~$ 15; 

9. Perfume “Le Labo. Santal 33” (www.colette.fr) ~$ 142; 10. Shea Ultra Rich Face Cream “L'Occitane” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 45; 

11. Bourgie Table lamp “Kartell” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 294; 12. Reed Diffuser “Cochine Saigon” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 77; ~$ 13. 

Cherry Blossom eau de Toilette “Cherry Princess” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 41; 14. Magis - Proust Armchair by Alessandro Mendini (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 1.101; 

15. Sambonet Skin Set Of 6 Moka Spoons (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 63. 

5. 

10. 

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11. 

Photo by Occa Home

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7. 

1. Smoke Chandelier “Moooi” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 1.172; 2. Louise Gray French Fries Pendant Necklace (www.asos.com) ~$ 275; 

3. Oenotravel Box - Olfactive guide “L'Atelier du Vin” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 161; 4. Bonne Mere Soap – Madreselva (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 4; 

5. Authentic Model French Trunk (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 798; 6. Floor Lamp “Eichholtz Monaco” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.170; 

7. Extra Gentle Soap - Cinnamon Orange “Savon Extra-Doux” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 5; 8. Rabbit Lamp “Moooi” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 539; 

9. Velo Cushion “Ferm Living” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 123; 10. Luxuous Box by 100drine pour Sentou Edition (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 25; 

11. Authentic Trunk “Louis Vuitton” (www.louisvuitton.com); 12. Yuan Plate - Set of 4 “Ibride. Yuan” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 65; 13. Vienna Plate & Dome “LSA” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 72; 

14. Ambroise Tray - Frame “Ibride” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 150; 15. Luxury Scented Candle - Amber “Maison Guedin” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 56. 

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RE: 

Photography Ausra Osipaviciute (www.pixstudija.lt, www.aography.com) 

Stylist Ieva Daugirdaite (www.ievadaugirdaite.com) 

Set Designer Ramune Piekautaite (www.ramunepiekautaite.com) 

Make Up Greta Babarskaite 

Hair Stylist Giedrė Jarockaitė 

Models Rimantė and Enrika (“Supermodels”) 

You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com

Clothes “Zara” (www.zara.com)

Coat “V2 Concept Store” (www.v2-online.com)


Clothes by designer Ramune Piekautaite 

(www.ramunepiekautaite.com)


Clothes by designer Egle Ziemyte / D.EFECT (www.defectonline.com) 

and Ieva Daugirdaite (www.ievadaugirdaite.com) 

Shoes “V2 Concept Store” (www.v2-online.com)

Clothes by designer Egle Ziemyte / D.EFECT (www.defectonline.com) 

Shoes “V2 Concept Store” (www.v2-online.com)

Design 

c o o l H u n t i n g 

Necklace “Topshop” 

(www.topshop.com) 

~$ 15 

Ceramic Diffuser 

“Mr & Mrs Fred” 

(www.occa-home.co.uk) 

~$ 49 

Bedding Set - Single 

“Lexington” (www.occahome.co.uk) 

~$ 220 

Mug Set of 4 

“Lexington” (www. 

occa-home.co.uk) 

~$ 50 


Lavender Eau de 

Cologne “L‘Occitane” 

(www.loccitane.com) 

~$ 56 

Bonne Mere Soap – 

Lavender 

(www.loccitane.com) 

~$ 4 

Pointer A.F.D Espadrille 

Lace Up Flat Shoes 

(www.asos.com) ~$ 71 

Headphones “Joana Astolfi: 

iShells” (www.colette.fr) ~$ 107 

Inspiration: 

Neoprene Nora Bag 

“Juicy Couture” 


La Sardina Camera & Flash – 

Fischers Fritze 

(www.lomography.com) ~$ 119 

Summer Beach Towel 

“Lexington” (www.occahome.co.uk) 

~$ 77 

Steam Cream 

Fish Tin “Asos” 


Extra Gentle Wash for Hands & Body 

“L‘Occitane” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 19 

Sunglasses “Prada Minima 

Baroque” (www.asos.com) ~$ 340 

Cushion “Lexington” 

(www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 68 

O.C.E.A.N. 

Hanging Clock 

“Eichholtz Goldschmied” 


“Marc O'Polo” 2012 spring/summer 

(www.marc-o-polo.com) 

Show Case “Eva Solo” 

(www.connox.com) ~$ 67 

Basic Stripe Espadrilles “ Asos 

Marley” (www.asos.com) ~$ 15 

Blue Check Napkin 

“Lexington” (www. 

occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 19 

“Pull & Bear” 2012 spring/summer 

(www.pullandbear.com)

Andrew Martin Tea Chest 


Authentic Models Classic Ship “Dragon Antique” 


Necklace “Topshop” 

(www.topshop.com) ~$ 15 

Wood Tray “Occa Home” 


Surfboard 

“Lacoste LAB” (www.colette.fr) 

Men's White Summer Robe 

“Lexington” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 181 

Power Berry Facial Wash 

“Neal‘s Yard Remedies” 


“Marc O'Polo” 2012 spring/summer 

(www.marc-o-polo.com) 

Socks “Asos” 


Sunglasses “Marc by Marc Jacobs” 

(www.marcjacobs.com) ~$ 243 

“Pull & Bear” 2012 spring/summer 

(www.pullandbear.com) 

Cushion “Lexington” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 69 

Smartphone 

“Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 mini 

pro” (www.sonymobile.com) 

Fritz the Blitz Flash + 

La Sardina Sea Pride 

(www.lomography.com) 

~$ 112 

Fragrance “Henrik Vibskov: Type C” 

(www.colette.fr) ~$ 109 

Summer Beach Bag 

“Lexington” 

(www.occa-home.co.uk) 

~$ 59 

Kiade Models Riva 

Aquarama Special 

(www.couturelab.com) ~$ 540 


Design 


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10. 

6. 

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11. 

3. 

4. 

Inspiration: 

5. 

"Prada" 

G.E.O.G.R.A.P.H.Y. 

8. 

14. 

12. 

15. 16. 

1. Intrecciato Notebook “Bottega Veneta” (www.bottegaveneta.com) ~$ 440; 2. Puzzle Globe “Philippi Extravaganza” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 85; 

3. Valencia Candleholder “Gaia & Gino” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 122; 4. Olloclip Quick-Connect Lens Solution for iPhone 4 (www.apple.com) ~$ 69; 

5. Louis Vuitton City Guide – Kyoto/Nara (www.louisvuitton.com); 6. Globe Terrestre “Menu” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 216; 

7. World Map Cushion “Ferm Living” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 86; 8. Agent18 HipstaCase for iPod touch (4th Gen.) (www.apple.com) ~$ 34; 

9. Authentic Models Large Game Table (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.388; 10. Wide Brim Panama Hat Traditionally crafted “ Lock & Co.” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 322; 

11. “Juicy Couture” New Crest Case for iPod touch (4th Gen.) (www.apple.com) ~$ 39; 12. Chic Chestnut Leather Headboard (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 882; 

13. Sketchbook Napkin Idea (www.donkey-products.com) ~$ 7; 14. Perfume “Amouage Reflection Woman” (www.cremedelacreme.lt); 

15. Punchout Backpack “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 58; 16. Sunglasses “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 18; 17. Lighter “Burn your Dollars” (www.donkey-products.com) ~$ 8. 

17. 

9.

9. 

1. 

6. 7. 

16. 

10. 

14. 

17. 

2. 

18. 

5. 

11. 

1. Al Fresco Cocktail Set “G. Lorenzi” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 3.322; 2. Sunglasses “Ray-Ban” (www.ray-ban.com) ~$ 184; 

3. Comfort Station Long Sliced Atlas Necklace “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 299; 4. Bag “Marc O'Polo” (www.marc-o-polo.com) 

5. Andrew Martin Parchment Side Chest (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.987; 6. Barbour Caramel Canvas Beacon Backpack (www.asos.com) ~$ 244; 

7. Cooper Trunk “Eichholtz” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.949; 8. iPad 2 Case “Travelteq” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 290; 

9. Watch “Marc By Marc Jacobs” (www.asos.com) ~$ 428; 10. Pencils and Pencil Holder “Travelteq”. Handmade in Italy. (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 107; 

11. Vivienne Westwood iPhone Case (www.asos.com) ~$ 171; 12. Objects Leonardo Set of 3 “Eichholtz” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 443; 

13. Triwa Leather Watch “Triwa” (www.asos.com) ~$ 199; 14. Compact snapshot camera “LC-A+ Silver Lake” (www.lomography.com) ~$ 488; 

15. Authentic Models Bombay Box (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 630; 16. Trash Messenger “Travelteq”. Handmade in Italy. (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 735; 

17. Cocobolo Wood Corkscrew “G. Lorenzi” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 369; 18. Nazareth Interior Spray “Cire Trudon” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 161; 

19. Chinese Palladium Lighter “Dupont”. Made in Paris. (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 882; 20. Authentic Models Bronze Spyglass (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 181. 

15. 

20. 

12. 

3. 

8. 

4. 

19. 

13. 


1. 

Design 


6. 

3. 

10. 11. 

12. 


2. 

4. 

Inspiration: "Prada" 

J.U.N.G.L.E. 

7. 

8. 

13. 

9. 

"Altuzarra" 

1. Belt “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 29; 2. Sunglasses “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 18; 

3. Shelf “Moustache” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 70; 4. Crocodile Tuilerie Wallet “CoutureLab Travel” (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 1360; 

5. Crocodile Tote Bag by Nancy Gonzalez. Handmade in Columbia (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 6.971; 6. Snake Wrap Bracelet “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 59; 

7. Lakota Bead Bag (www.freepeople.com) ~$ 1204,70 Lt; 8. Leather Leopard Laptop Case “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 61; 

9. Animal Texture Wallet “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 20; 10. Passport Holder “Asos” (www.asos.com) ~$ 12; 

11. Coiled Snake Ring by Loree Rodkin (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 61.128; 12. Salad Servers by Fontenille Pataud (www.couturelab. 

com) ~$ 22.270; 13. Fisheye No.2 “Python” (www.lomography.com) ~$ 101; 14. Shoes “Marc O'Polo” (www.marc-o-polo.com). 

14. 

5. 

Michael Kors

7. 

14. 

5. 

1. 

12. 

15. 

8. 

13. 

2. 

1. Yellow Sapphire Snake Ring Sazingg (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 1.083; 2. T-shirt “Mango” (www.mango.com) ~$ 25; 3. Camera “Holga CFN 120” (www.lomography.com) ~$ 89; 

4. Spice Holder “Banana Band” (www.alessi.com) ~$ 57; 5. Zebra Coasters by Jonathan Adler (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 73; 

6. Tray - Frame “Ibride – Cornélius” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 137; 7. Andrew Martin Thai Drum (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.060; 

8. Peacock Backgammon “Nardai”. Handmade by Alexandra Llewellyn (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 2.745; 9. Shea Ultra Rich Body Cream Cocoa Flower 

“L'Occitane” (www.loccitane.com) ~$ 26; 10. Silver Lizard Tissue Box by “Lotus Arts de Vivre”. Handcrafted in Thailand (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 3.660; 11. Andrew Martin Distressed 

Safari Trunk (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.670; 12. Wild Cat Evening Bag by Judith Leiber. Handcrafted in New York (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 6.246; 

13. Sunglasses “Burberry Havana” (www.burberry.com) ~$ 273; 14. Python Tote Bag by Nancy Gonzalez. Handmade in Columbia (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 3.354; 

15. “Girl with Pineapple Swimsuit” by painter Michael Roberts (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 15.253; 16. Perfume “Amouage Lyric Woman” (www.cremedelacreme.lt) 

17. Michael Kors Resin Link Chronograph Watch (www.asos.com) ~$ 303; 18. Tortoise Evening Bag by Judith Leiber. Handcrafted in New York (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 6.089. 

9. 

6. 

3. 

18. 

16. 

10. 

11. 

4. 

17. 


FAsHiOn & sTYLe 

t r E n D S 

Swimwear 

“Miss Selfridge” 

~$ 18 

Sunglasses “Mango” ~$ 25 

Dress 


Purse "Mango" 


Necklace 


Shoes “Mango” 

~$ 108 

Trend: 

JUNGLE 

Bag “Asos” ~$ 50; 

Dress 


Roberto Cavalli 

"Givenchy" 

Belt “Asos” ~$ 34 

Purse “Zara” 

Earrings 

“Topshop” ~$ 19

Dress 


Shoes 

“Asos” ~$ 220 

Bangles “Topshop” 

~$ 19 

Cap 

“French Connection” ~$ 27 

Earrings 


Shoes 


"Givenchy" 

Bag “Asos” ~$ 320 

Shoes 

“Asos” ~$ 160 

Necklace 

“Mango” ~$ 20 

Giambattista Valli 

Shoes “Asos” ~$ 220 

Belt “Asos” ~$ 33 

Necklace “Topshop” ~$ 61 

Top & Shorts “Miss 

Selfridge” ~$ 25 

Bag “Asos” ~$ 135 



t r E n D S 

Purse “French 

Connection” ~$ 171 


Earrings 

“Mango” ~$ 13 

Dress 


Sunglasses “Giorgio Armani” 

Michael Kors 

Earrings 



Necklace 

“Mango” ~$ 20 

Michael Kors 


Dress “Mango” ~$ 111 

Purse 

“Sonia Rykiel” ~$ 160,91 

ONLINE 

“Altuzarra” (www. josephaltuzarra.com), 


“French Connection” 

(www.frenchconnection.com), 

Giambattista Valli (www.giambattistavalli.com), 

“Giorgio Armani” (www.armani.com), 

“Givenchy” (www.givenchy.com), 

“Mango” (www.mango.com), 

Michael Kors (www.michaelkors.com), 


Roberto Cavalli (www.robertocavalli.com), 

Sonia Rykiel (www. soniarykiel.com), 


“Zara” (www.zara.com).

Dress “Miss Selfridge” ~$ 39 

Belt “Mango” ~$ 29 

Dress “Mango” ~$ 147 

„Altuzarra“ 


Necklace “Mango” ~$ 33 

Blouse “Topshop” ~$ 55 

Roberto Cavalli 

Shoes “Mango” 

~$ 139 


Jacket “Mango” ~$ 65 

Earrings 

“Mango” 

~$ 16 

Dress “Zara” ~$ 48 


Womenswear collection “Visionaire” by designer 

Laura Dailideniene. 2012 spring/summer. 

Photography Reda Mickeviciute (www.redaphoto.com) 

Style Laura Dailideniene (www.daili.lt) 

Make Up Ugne Ezerinskaite 

Model Dovile (“Supermodels”) 

You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com

Design 


15. 

9. 

4. 


1. 2. 

11. 

5. 

10. 

Inspiration: 

F.E.T.I.S.H. 

6. 

16. 

12. 

1. Black Tea Scented Candle Box Set “Maison Guedin” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 91; 2. Pendant Light by Ron Gilad “Moooi. Dear Ingo” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 3.461; 

3. Vacuum Jug “Eva Solo” (www.evasolo.com) ~$ 70; 4. “iBride” Diva Ostrich Wall Console by Benoit Convers (www.switchmodern.com) ~$ 525; 

5. Cake Server by Philippi Cinderella (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 34; 6. Libra King & Queen Bookends (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 89; 7. Dining Chair “Moooi Smoke” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 1.875; 

8. Trikojis Heathfield & Co Tripod Floor Lamp With Black Shade (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.078; 9. Linari Grandezza Imperiale Room Fragrance Diffuser, 5000 ml (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 997; 

10. “LSA Ania” Plate White Black - Set Of 4 (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 39; 11. Fashion Cushion “Ferm Living Fashion” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 122; 

12. Flos Spun Floor Lamp (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 1.771; 13. Large Foil Stamped Logo Leather Belt by Peter Jensen (www.asos.com) ~$ 100; 

14. Room Spray “Maison Guedin” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 46; 15. Vase “LSA Zofia” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 145; 

16. Scented Candle - Black Tea by “Maison Guedin” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 56; 17. Ceramic Watch “Juicy Couture” (www.asos.com) ~$ 551; 

18. Pulpo Stubborn Goat Bookend (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 53. 

13. 

17. 

7. 

14. 

18. 

3. 

8.

2. 

14. 

1. 

12. 

8. 

3. 

9. 

4. 

13. 

15. 

1. Key Chain “Volvo” by Björn Alskog (www.daiktuviesbutis.lt) ~$ 16; 2. Watch “Skagen” (www.skagen.com) ~$ 361; 

3. Linari Room Fragrance Spray, 100 ml (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 64; 4. “Diesel” Cage Rocket Table Lamp (www.diesel.com) ~$ 401; 

5. “Diesel” Tool Suspension Pendant Lamp (www.diesel.com) ~$ 244; 6. Josephine Candle stick - Set of 4 by Pols Potten (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 77; 

7. Floor Lamp “Moooi. Horse” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 5.849; 8. Travel Tealight “Philippi” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 34; 

9. Heathfield & Co Cuba Floor Lamp With Black Shade (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 931; 10. Frame “Moooi” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 2.764; 

11. “Diesel” Graf Table Lamp - Techno (www.diesel.com) ~$ 404; 12. Table “Moooi. Pig” (www.moooi.com) ~$ 2.577; 

13. Sunglasses by Thom Browne x Dita (www.colette.fr); 14. Fritz the Blitz Flash + Sprocket Rocket Camera (www.lomography.com) ~$ 71; 

15. Mini Kettle Barbeque “Sagaform” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 87; 16. Picture Frame “Eichholtz Mulholland” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 102. 

10. 

6. 

16. 

5. 

11. 

7. 


Design 

m a D E i n l i t H u a n i a 

LITHUANIAN 

"Albedo" 

De 

sign 

I: 

LITHUANIAN 

CONCEPTUAL 

JEWELLERY 

Silver and glass tubes used to take blood (USSR). 

Few years ago two Lithuanian jewellers Ausra Bankauskaite 

and Mante Maskoliunaite, working under “aka jewellery” name, 

have moved to NYC and for awhile now are creating decadent 

and very conceptual jewellery. Not everyone, or maybe no one, 

would have the guts to wear their conceptual pieces. 

JEWELLERY RAVERS-ALCHEMISTS. You could say 

they’re sort of jewellery reivers or modern alchemists from Brooklyn. 

Things they use for making jewellery ranges from medical 

syringes to Haribo gummies, from silver to rubber, from blood 

“aka jewellery” – 

the tandem of jewellery 

alchemists from New York 

gn 

Location: Hotel Chelsea @ The 

Chelsea Room, New York, 

NY. September 14th, 2011. 

"Blue blood" 

tubes to antifreeze, from white amber to magnets, from ribbons 

to the machine oil, from pills to gasoline, from brake fluid to 

resin... “We create in several directions. Some of our works are 

“portable jewellery”, affordable to someone who appreciates the 

aesthetics of our works and is looking for something original. 

Another direction that brings us as the artists the greatest satisfaction 

is conceptual jewellery. It conveys our thoughts and 

ideas”, says the tandem.

www.akajewellery.com 

"Albedo" 

MEDICAL THEME AND FASHION. “We won’t deny that our 

recent works are dominated by the medical theme. It’s because 

we often combine metal with medical glass which complements 

our architectural style with its transparency and purity. We discover 

materials during the creative process; it’s not a primary 

indicator, it’s only a mean to express the idea. Thus, the ideas 

for works shift from one to another. We focus on what we believe 

to be the sensitive problems of modern society, such as racism 

(“blue blood”) or fitting the human body to standards (“Perfect 

Beauty”). Currently we work on a joint project with visual artists 

Viktorija Medvedeva from Amsterdam and Zara Zerny from New 

York. Soon we’ll introduce the series of short fashion films called 

the Albedo. Albedo (en. whiteness) is the second of four alchemical 

stages, the transition from darkness to light. When the 

flashes of white silverish light fill the space, the shapes appear. 

None but illumination paves the way to development”.

Design 


Dark intellectual 

jewellery: 

the Our Darkest Desires collection 

“A Roe-deer Tale”. Three types 

of agate and natural deer horn. 

“Black perfumery”. Necklace with a tiny 

scent bottle of scent. Agate, obsidian, 

onyx, coral, ceramics, leather. 

Vilius Venckevicius. If this costume designer and jeweller 

would be compared with foreign fashion designers, he could 

subjectively be compared with such fashion industry radicals 

as Gareth Pugh, Rick Owens or even Alexander McQueen. Vilius 

himself often says that he admires works by Maison Martin 

Margiela and Ann Demeulemeester, whom he had met in person 

while studying at the Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and 

Sciences. Lots of black, complex design, dark stones, skulls, 

stuffed animals – decadent attributes that often help to identifying 

the works of Vilius, jewellery in particular. He’s like a 

jewellery Goth. 

JEWELLERY’S GOTH-INTELECTUAL. The Our Darkest 

Desires collection is premoninated by one memorable and contraversial 

element or symbol – a tiny skull placed here and there 

among the stones, hidden in every piece. “A skull, at first impression 

largely associated with death, actually carries a symbolic 

meaning of change, transition, evolution, transformation, 

and certainly not in a bad way”, says Vilius. “As a designer, I’ve 

always understood a costume as a combination of elements, some 

sort of a puzzle, consisting of individual, yet delicately interconnected 

details. The whole is composed out of segments, thus every 

each of them is very important and plays a certain role. An 

accessory for me is not just a simple adornment, a supplement. 

At the same time (and for a long time) it has been an amulet, 

protection, symbol, one’s beliefs and certain vows, a worldview 

and important information about the owner. It is both a sign and 

a quote”, claims Vilius, “I’ve decided to create the Our Darkest 

Desires collection due to my passion for natural stones. I collect


Pagan and Christian elements. 

Mountain crystal, quartz, silver, 

metals (nickel and lead free), ceramics. 

them myself, I use them to create jewellery, I sleep, eat and meditate 

with them, and I carry one or another with me practically 

every day”. 

STONES AND SKULLS. “Every mineral, stone or a metal piece 

is made up of mineral and sometimes of organic substances, 

and is very close to a human being himself. After all, our body 

encompasses the entire Mendeleev’s table! Our bodies contain 

sulphur, iron, gold and so on. Therefore, I believe that a mineral 

carried close to the body can enrich us with that we sometimes 

have a lack of. This is why they say it’s the stones that choose us 

and not the other way around. I feel personally attached to every 

piece I’ve made. A kind of confession... self-portrait. I’ve limited 

myself to two “colours”, achromatic to be precise, the two most 

“The Spell”. This ring is created from ceramics, silver, 

agate, smoky quartz, freshwater pearls and lava. 

“Frozen Keymaker”. Natural rabbit 

fur, antique keys, rock crystal, 

white sardonikso, coral, glass. 

“Dark Medicine Man”. Horn shape 

necklace. Pomander, the container 

odors, which can be hand scented with 

natural scents of wool, a piece of cloth 

or expensive thing. Onyx, obsidian, 

agate, meteorites and volcanic lava. 

mysterious tones – black and white”, the designer introduces his 

philosophy. “I use probably the strongest stones in terms of energy 

that bring considerable changes to one’s life: onyx, obsidian, 

agate, quartz and rock crystal, smoky quartz, tourmaline and 

tourmalinated quartz, rutile quarz also known as the Venus-hair 

stone, gagat, sardonic, volcanic lava and meteors, complementing 

them with genuine leather, fur, animal horns, various metals, 

glass and human hair. My goal was to make an amulet from 

every piece of jewellery, a magical symbol, protective measure, 

just as in the initial function of an accessory”. Presently, some 

of Vilius works leave Lithuania to find their “masters” in the 

Netherlands, Germany or Great Britain. Every piece of this collection 

is unique and has no equivalent, primarily because there 

are no two identical stones.


E V E n t 

“Fashion Infection” 

2012 

Mados Infekcija (Fashion Infection) – is the most 

prominent annual fashion festival in Lithuania. 

Bohemian spirit, extraordinary and unconventional 

fashion shows, the fuse of music, video, photography 

and other fields of art make the festival 

a unique 3-day experience of fashion which 

takes place in the capital of Lithuania Vilnius. 

Mados Infekcija was started in 1999. Twice a 

year (in spring and autumn) its schedule involves 

catwalk shows, exhibitions, seminars, showrooms 

and free events for fashion devotees. 

Creative Director: Sandra Straukaitė. 

Producer: Renata Mikailionytė. 

Fresh Blood: 

Eglė Čekanavičiūtė (Lithuania/United Kingdom). 

Ieva Daugirdaitė (Lithuania). 

“Tribe” (Lithuania). 

Veterans: 

Egidijus Sidaras (Lithuania). 

Kristina Kruopienytė (Lithuania). 

Sandra Straukaitė (Lithuania). 

Diana Paukštytė (Lithuania). 

Laura Dailidėnienė (Lithuania). 

Lina Gudanavičiūtė (Lithuania/United Kingdom). 

Jurgita Januškevičiūtė (Lithuania). 

Diana Kuzmickaitė 

ir Aušra Urbanavičiūtė (Lithuania/United 

Kingdom). 

Eglė Žiemytė (Lithuania). 

Ramunė Strazdaitė (Lithuania). 

NORDIC LOOK 

(Scandinavian and other fashion designers): 

Josefinstrid (Sweden). 

Pirosmani (St. Petersburg, Russia). 

C/Bruerberg (Norway). 

Jean//phillip (Denmark). 

Hans Schwarz (Estonia). 

Ivana Helsinki (Finland). 

Kristina Vikøren (Lithuania/Norway). 

“Fashion TV” / I LOVE FASHION. 

Photography Visvaldas Morkevicius 

(www.visvaldas.com) 

www.madosinfekcija.lt 

Ieva Daugirdaitė. Jean//Phillip. Laura Dailidėnienė. Laura Dailidėnienė. 

Lina Gudanavičiūtė. Lina Gudanavičiūtė. Egidijus Sidaras. Egidijus Sidaras. 

Ramunė Strazdaitė. Kristina Kruopienytė. 

Pirosmani 

Diana Kuzmickaitė/ 

Aušra Urbanavičiūtė. 

Pirosmani „Tribe“ „Tribe“ 

Diana Kuzmickaitė/ 

Aušra Urbanavičiūtė.

C/Bruerberg. C/Bruerberg. Diana Paukštytė. Diana Paukštytė. Hans Schwarz. 

Hans Schwarz. Sandra Straukaitė. Sandra Straukaitė. Eglė Čekanavičiūtė. Eglė Čekanavičiūtė. 

Ivana Helsinki. Ivana Helsinki. FTV. Kristina Vikøren Kristina Vikøren 

Josefinstrid. Jurgita Januškevičiūtė. Jurgita Januškevičiūtė. Eglė Žiemytė. Eglė Žiemytė.

The Kitchen of BOSS 

Design 


LITHUANIAN 


De 

sign 

II: 

Brown clay CUPS 

By MLN Studio (www.mlnshop.com) 

Magnetic money box LUNA 

By Juozas Brundza/LTD STUDIO (www.contraforma.com) 

Do you have piles of coins? You come home, empty your pockets - and 

there it sits, slipping and sliding all over the place? You could make 

things more organized by simply using a “piggy bank”. But it doesn't 

have to be shaped like animal! If you'd prefer a more serious-looking 

money box - here is a simple and elegant container for your change. 

Whether you're saving for a holiday, or new shoes - or a number of other 

options - there's a MAGNETIC MONEY BOX, designed specifically 

for you. Just place it on fridge door or other steel surfaces. 

Shirt Collar Apron 

Photo by DUALHEAD (www.dualhead.lt) 

Make Up Greta Juozaponyte 

Models Donata Porvaneckaite, Julijonas Urbonas 

By Aiste Nesterovaite 

(www.notjustalabel.com) 

The design of this apron was inspired by the 

people who like multitasking or occasionally 

switch between different tasks, 

for example, from cooking to 

writing an email and from fixing 

a bike to gardening. Now they 

don't need to worry how they 

look in any situation, they will 

always look solemn and elegant. 

Coffee table VERTEX 

By Jonas Piet (www.contraforma.com)



Models Donata Porvaneckaite, Julijonas Urbonas 

Formal Collar Apron 

By Aiste Nesterovaite (www.notjustalabel.com) 

These aprons in the style of business suit, are designed 

for those who consider cooking a serious business as 

much as an affair of art. 

Table T-RUSTED 

By Nauris Kalinauskas (www.contraforma.com) 

Pad “Shine” 

By Vytautas Puzeras (www.puzero.lt) 

Inspired by the electric jellyfish, Shine pad is made of electro-luminescent 

polymer compound. Presentation at “100 % design” in 

London. Exhibition “In Praise of Shadows” at Victoria and Albert 

Museum. 

Dishwasher BIFOLIATE 

By Toma Brundzaite 

"Bifoliate" is a space-saving, wall-mounted double dishwasher that 

allows the user to put dirty dishes in one compartment and use the 

other as a shelf for clean dishes. Finalist of “Design Lab 2009”. 

Universal holder “Delicious” 

By Egle Ugintaite 

In a past life it was a fork... Now it is for something you want to keep 

on your desk: napkins, postcards, business cards... 

Sticker with Idea 

By Sticker Design 

(www.stickerdesign.eu) 

Say No to Boredom! 

Choose your favourite stickers! 

Natural, handmade 

lollypops TUTU 

By TU-TU (www.tutu.lt) 

Candies to pamper your 

taste buds and bring fun! 

The Kitchen of BOSS 


The Office of BOSS 

Design 

m a d e i n L i t h u a n i a 


Jewelry from 

collection “NEXT LAST” 

By Adolfas Šaulys and Mari Relo-Šaulys 

(www. av17gallery.com) 



Model Donata Porvaneckaite 

Shoes Agne Kuzmickaite (www.agnekuzmickaite.com) 

Dress (colour: latte) 


(www.daiktuviesbutis.lt) 

Bench “Obliging” 

By Eugenijus Juozapavicius 

Model from office‘s furniture series – “Kamasutra 

of Caree”. 

Key box “LUNA” 

By Juozas Brundza 

(www.ltdstudio.lt) 

“Fan_tas” 

By Kenduandu (www.kenduandu.lt) 

Do you wanna know what is inside this box? 

Maybe a toy called “JO-JO” or one pocket-sized 

box for small things, vitamins, pins, etc. It 

can be used as an ashtray too. 

Pen & Pencil Holder 


(www.notjustalabel.com) 

Don't be mistaken – it is not a bandolier 

but a wearable pouch for those 

fighting with pens, pencils, and brushes. 

This pouch helps you keep pens 

and pencils in place and it is also a 

great accessory. 

Photo by DUALHEAD (www.dualhead.lt)



Model Donata Porvaneckaite 

Dress (colour: dark grey) 



Red shirt scarf 


(www.aistenesterovaite.com) 

Add part of a sweater, part of a jacket, a 

few scraps of a carefully selected fabric. 

Mix all the ingredients in the proportions 

of weightlessness. 

T-shirt “TIMES” 

By DADADA Studio 

(www.dadadastudio.eu) 

Shelf “WINGS” 

By Nauris Kalinauskas 

(www.contraforma.com) 

DUALHEAD nuotr. 

Expressive Shelf 

“QUAD” 

By Nauris Kalinauskas 

(www.contraforma.com) 

Computer Case 



The mixture of simplicity, elegance 

and military-grade robustness. It is 

cushioned, made from a very long 

strip and keeps your laptop (up to 

15") or documents safe. The squared 

ears make zipping comfortable. 

Cardboard Chair 

“Pencils” 

By “NokNok” 

(www.noknokchair.co.uk) 

Leather Bracelets 

By Juozas Statkevicius 

(www.statkevicius.com) 

The Office of BOSS 



h e r o e S 

Fawaz 

Gruosi: 

the Godfather of 

Black Diamonds 


He is titled as the king of diamonds, his business card – black diamonds. 

Being only 18 years old, he started working as a jeweller’s assistant in 

Florence and his fascination with gems has shortly guaranteed him a breathtaking 

career in the diamond business and jewellery design for life. He 

was the first jeweller to have started using black diamonds, long forgotten 

by his colleagues, thus giving them the new meaning and the title of an 

incredible luxury – de Grisogono. As if the godfather of black diamonds, he 

used to buy up a lot of these gems from the remote African mines and turn 

them into shining polished diamonds. Today de Grisogono is more than 

just a jewellery house in Switzerland. Today it is one of the most famous 

brands of high jewellery and luxury watches in the world. And Italian-born 

Fawaz Gruosi is not simply the founder. He is the soul of de Grisogono. 

This year, first time ever de Grisogono gems appeared in Lithuania. 

Fawaz Gruosi himself has chosen the jewellery for the latest 

collection by Juozas Statkevičius, held in Vilnius. Only that this 

time the black de Grisogono diamonds were replaced with the 

white ones, yet no less sparkly, whereas with the designer himself 

we were unexpectedly introduced by London-based Lithuanian 

model Ditė Antanaitytė. 

Thus, we invite you to get 

acquainted with a man who 

made the hardly processed 

black diamonds shiny and 

astonishing. 

How did you first get into 

a real diamonds industry? 

I started to work for Bulgari 

and Harry Winston; I used 

to be General Manager in 

South-Arabia for Harry Winston. Therefore I was representing 

Bulgari and visiting the VIP’s where they had no Boutiques, at 

that time they had only 9, so I was going all over the world and 

I happened to meet a lot of people and then I decided to start 

my own company and creations. 

“de Grisogono” is one of the most famous high 

jewellery brand now. What is your future plans for the 

brand you have created in 1993? 

I want to pursue the creativity and keep it very exclusive. 

Photo by Luc Frey.

,, 

My home is in 

planes, hotels 

and in my bed. 

What you can say about 

“Harry Winston” and 

“Bulgari”, and other luxury 

jewellery brands that you 

have worked with some 

years ago... 

As I said before, both companies 

and beautiful brands and I am 

very glad to have worked for 

them at that time, it was such a 

great era! 

Working with diamonds 

and luxury jewellery – what 

does it mean to you? 

I love my job I have the chance 

to evolve in this business for 

many years. I love gems and I 

love jewellery. It’s a perfect habit 

for me. 

“The Spirit of de Grisogono” 

is the world's largest cut 

black diamond. How did you 

get your hands on it? What 

was the price of it back in 

the days and how much does it cost now? 

As I was the first one to make jewellery with black diamonds, 

it was easier to find pure and beautiful stones. Someone 

came to propose me this astonishing diamonds, I sold it after 

a year for 1.5 mio. 

Which is your favourite piece 

of jewellery that you worked 

on? 

My favourite piece is still in my 

head and not designed yet. I am 

thrilled and very excited to the 

pieces that I will design and not 

about what I have done. The future 

is very important to me. 



h e r o e S 


What is the latest 

fashion trend in 

diamonds industry? 

I like the fact that people can be 

inspired by de GRISOGONO 

and I don’t follow any trend. I 

don’t really see Fashion trend 

in the jewellery industry, I see 

more inspiration depending on 

the moment and life. 

Are Diamonds a Girl's Best Friends? 

(like Marilyn Monroe said) :) 

Diamonds are embellishing women and give them 

character. I prefer to say that they are Women’s security. 

I heard, you are travelling a lot. Where is your 

home and the main workplace at this time? 

My home is in planes, hotels and in my bed. 

I feel at home when I am in Geneva, where 

is the Head Office of de GRISOGONO. 

Would you like to visit 

Lithuania? What 

things have you 

heard about it? 

Yes, I would love 

to visit Lithuania. 

I heard only good 

things from my 

friends about 

this country, I 

look forward to 

discovering it in 

a better way. 

What can we 

expect from 

“de Grisogono” 

next year? 

Wait and see… 

www.degrisogono.com

The Fashion Pawn 


Style Milda Metlovaite 

Make Up Greta Subataviciute 

Model Raminta (“Supermodels”) 

You Can Be Here. Join Us On www.jurgita.com 

“Citroen DS”, 1971 (www.retrorent.lt) 

Coat and dress “Decolte” 

Earrings “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt)

Jewelry “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt), blouse “Zara” (www.zara.com). p 

Jacket and scarf “Mango” (www.mango.com) , necklace “Decolte”, earrings “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt). u

Dress by Lilija Larionova. 

Gloves “Mango” (www.mango.com). 

Jewelry “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt). 

Belt “Mango” (www.mango.com).

Blouse and trousers “Zara” (www.zara.com). 

Belt “Mango” (www.mango.com). 

Jewelry “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt).

Earrings “Decolte”. 

Dress and sweater “Zara” (www.zara.com). 

Scarf “Mango” (www.mango.com). t 

Suknelė “Mango” (www.mango.com). Shoes by Kristina 

Kruopienyte (www.kristinakruopienyte.com). 

Coat “Gedimino 22” (www.gedimino22.lt). 

Scarf “De'Zavu - Vintage Boutique” 

Jewelry “Fashion Zone” (www.fzone.lt). u


h e r o e S 

A runway by 

Juozas 

STATKEVIčIUS: 

from white Mercedes to... 

white Horse 

Can we make parallels between the most famous Lithuanian designer 

Juozas Statkevičius and Karl Lagerfeld? Of course not. 

However, just as Karl’s show is the most anticipated show during 

the Paris fashion week, in Lithuania the most anticipated fashion 

show of the year is that of Juozas! No one but Karl is capable 

of dragging an iceberg to the Chanel runway directly from the 

Atlantic Ocean, a part of Place Vendôme in Paris, to build a farm 

in a museum or pave the entire runway. Meanwhile, Juozas does 

his mighty works in Vilnius. Only Juozas would think of erecting 

evolution relicts and dinosaur skeletons on the runway. And 

this year he surprised the audience with three rows of Mercedes 

cars with full auxiliary staff, gas cylinders and... a white horse. 

Photography REDA MICKEVICIUTE (www.redaphoto.com)

Yes, that was the spring/summer collection 2012 by Juozas Statkevičius. 

By the way, it was double. Literally. The new collection was launched 

two times, and there is nothing strange about that. Chanel with Karl Lagerfeld 

holds two fashion shows in a row as well (one for clients and one 

for the press). So Juozas Couture show did no worse than those in Paris, 

and the guests practically filled up the venue twice. Of course, at first 

it appeared that luxurious high auto “coaches” sponsored by Mercedes- 

Benz would soon upstage his models, but that did not happen. There’s no 

car that could upstage Dexter Fletcher, Arvydas Sabonis women, famous 

models, including Ditė Antanaitytė (London), Margarita Švėgždaitė-Becu 

(Paris) and many others, modelling Juozas collection. And of course 

– the famous Lithuanian ballet-dancer Eglė Špokaitė, wearing the fabulous 

wedding dress to culiminate the show. Not to mention the diamond 

jewellery and MANOLO BLAHNIK cult shoes, designed specifically for 

the fashion show…


h e r o e S 

The latest collection by Juozas Statkevičius has started far away from here. 

Wondering around the repositories of Paris modern art museum the Centre 

Georges Pompidou together with the Centre‘s employee Nicole Richy, Juozas 

Statkevičius saw the works of Piet Mondrian, an early abstractionist and the 

pioneer of de Stijl movement. “In the Pompidou repositories I saw a different, 

unfamiliar, non-chrestomathic Mondrian. It has stunned me, the gentleness 

of his works, full of contrasts between rigid rectangular compositions and 

pearlescent pink shades of grey”, said Juozas long before the fashion show. 

From this moment he knew that the predominant theme of his new collection 

shall be the early works of Mondrian… “When you’ll be looking at the models, 

don’t waste your time trying to find the equally reflected and transferred 

rectangulars. That would have been too easy, let alone the fact that it has 

already been done. But the sharp-sighted will notice the tribute to Mondrian 

structures: in a wavy organza skirt, made of horizontal and vertical parts, or 

the fabric made by the famous Dormeuil Ltd. under a special order by Juozas 

Statkevičius Couture. However, it is mostly revealed through the purity of 

forms, and the search for an abstract beauty”. 

The collection 2012 also included 20 impressive men designs for stylish 

leisure. This year they were less structural. On the contrary, floating 

lines of CADI silk suits, silk and cotton shirts and jackets, as 

well as all the necessary male accessories – non-clichéd and comfortably 

made from selected materials. The line should be interesting to 

an open-minded, large-calibre men concerned about their looks and 

image. These clothes will make them look bohemian and aristocratic 

both in Vilnius, Paris, London or New York.

MEN


t r e n d S 

Bracelet “Asos” ~$ 150 


Jacket “French Connection” ~$ 461 



Shoes 

“Asos” ~$ 161 

Trend: 

the Old 

Hollywood 


Skirt 

“Marks & Spencer” ~$ 70 

Ralph Lauren 

Earrings 


Bracelet “Asos” ~$ 20 

Ralph Lauren 


Shoes “Asos” ~$ 221

Dress “French 

Connection” ~$ 253 

Parfume “Amouage Honour” 

Skirt “French Connection” ~$ 192 

Necklace 

“Pilgrim” 

~$ 127 



„Valentino“ 

„Marchesa“ 

Sunglasses “Prada” 

Earrings “Juicy Couture 

Princess” ~$ 102 

Corset “Marks & Spencer” ~$ 55 

Blouse “French Connection” ~$ 207 



Dress “French Connection” ~$ 245 


Fashion & style 

t r e n d s 



Earrings 




„Valentino“ 



Blouse “French Connection” ~$ 95 

„Marchesa“ 


Sunglasses 

“Prada” 



Hairpins “Asos” ~$ 11 

ONLINE: 

“Amouage” (www.amouage.com), 


“French Connection” 

(www.frenchconnection.com), “Juicy 

Couture” (www.juicycouture.com), 

“Marchesa” (www.marchesa.com), 

“Marks & Spencer” 

(www.marksandspencer.com), 

“Pilgrim” (www.pilgrim.dk), 

“Prada” (www.prada.com), 

Ralph Lauren (www.ralphlauren.com), 


“Valentino” (www.valentino.com).

WHITE 

CROW 

BALTOJI 

VARNA 

D.EFECT 

(designer Egle 

Ziemyte) 

is based 

in Lithuania. 

Collection 

“White Crow” 

(SS/2012) was 

presented at 

fashion festival 

“Fashion infection” 

in Vilnius. 

Photography 

Reda Mickevičiūtė 

(PIX Studio). 

Designer 

Eglė Žiemytė (D.efect), 

www.defectonline.com 

Make Up 

Ugnė Ežerinskaitė. 

Model Brigita. 

(“Supermodels”). 

You Can Be Here. 

Join Us On 

www.jurgita.com 

Location 

“Lofttown” 

(www.lofttown.lt/en)

Natalie 

. 

duokl

style & leisURe 

P a r i s 

100 

French Recommendations: 

Fashion, Food, Cinema and Street 

... back from Paris, one colleague has started using French perfume. the other one has started reading Honoré de Balzac and Jean-Paul 

sartre, yet another one has begun showing interest in French cinema. Parisian inspiration was spreading like a virus. the videoteque 

was complemented with French movies. the editorial office bookshelves were filled with beautiful books, French fashion magazines and 

articles about the legendary Paris designers, the true couturiers... the headphones played the wonderful soundtrack from the Fabulous 

Life of amélie Poulain, mesmerising electronic air music, and even George Bizet and maurice Ravel classics. it seemed that the only thing 

missing was the good old French record-player and a typewriter instead of computer. French atmosphere was everywhere. there was no 

need to plan a trip to Paris anymore so that to feel the Paris for real... 

FASHION (20 Recommendations) 

• “Balenciaga”. 10 Avenue Georges V 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Alma Marceau. 

• “Balmain”. 44 Rue Francois 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Franklin D. Roosevelt. 

• “Céline”. 24 Rue de Sčvres 75007, Paryžius. Metro: Sčvres - Babylone. 

• “Chloé”. 54/56 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Madeleine. 

• “Christian Lacroix”. 73 Rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Miromesnil. 

• “Chanel”. 31 Rue Cambon 75001 ir 40 Avenue Montaigne 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Madeleine. 

• “Comme des Garçons”. 23 Place Marché St-Honoré 75001, Paryžius. Metro: Pyramides. 

• “Dior”. 30 Avenue Montaigne 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Alma Marceau. 

• “Givenchy”. 3 Avenue Georges V 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Alma Marceau. 

• “Hermès”. 42 Avenue George V 75008, Paryžius. Metro: George V. 

• “Isabel Marant”. 47 Rue de Saintonge 75003, Paryžius. Metro: Filles du Calvaire. 

• “Yves Saint Laurent”. 38 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Madeleine. 

• “Jean-Charles de Castelbajac”. 61 Rue des Saints-Pčres 75006, Paryžius. Metro: Saint-Sulpice. 

• “Jean Paul Gaultier”. 44 Avenue George V 75008, Paryžius. Metro: George V. 

• “Kenzo”. 1 Rue du Pont Neuf 75001, Paryžius. Metro: Pont Neuf. 

• “Lanvin”. 22 ir 15 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Madeleine. 

• “Louis Vuitton”. 40 Boulevard Haussmann 75009, Paryžius. Metro: Chaussée d'Antin - La Fayette. 

• “Paco Rabanne”. 83 Rue des Saints-Pčres 75006, Paryžius. Metro: Saint-Germain-des-Prés. 

• “Pierre Cardin”. 59 Rue du Faubourg Saint-Honoré 75008, Paryžius. Metro: Miromesnil. 

• “Sonia Rykiel”. 175 Boulevard Saint-Germain 75006, Paryžius. Metro: Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

FOOD (25 Recommendations) 

Kamambero sūrio dėžutė. 

• Baguette – a long thin white stick of bread, typical to France. 

• Boeuf Bourguignon – beef Burgundy. 

• Boudin Blanc – smoked sausage with delicate taste 

• Coq au Vin – rooster cooked with wine. 

• Crème Brûlée – classic French dessert. 

• Crème de Carottes – carrot soup. 

• Crêpes Normandes – Normandy crepes. 

• Croissant – buttery flaky pastry. 

• Éclair – a long cream-filled pastry. 

• Foie gras – French delicacy made of the liver of a duck or goose. 

• Fromage – cheese. There are about 250 types of cheese in France. 

Some of the best: Camembert – a soft, creamy cheese, originating from 

Normandy; Brie de Meaux cheese and Roquefort – blue cheese. 

• Huître – oysters, French cuisine is unimaginable 

without these bivalve molluscs and other seafood. 

• Macaron – colourful meringue-based confectionery. 

• Madeleine – traditional French small sponge cakes. 

• Mousse au Chocolat – French chocolate mousse. 

• Quiches aux Légumes – vegetable quiche. 

• Oeufs Brouillés sur Mousseline de Petits Pois – 

omelette with green peas puree. 

• Pamplemousse en Soufflé – grapefruit soufflé. 

• Ratatouille – a stew. Traditional meal from Provence 

made of stewed vegetables, originating from Nice. 

• Salade de Lotte aux Pamplemousse – monkfish salad with grapefruit. 

• Soupe a l'Oignon – French onion soup. 

• Tajine d’Agneau – grilled lamb. 

• Truffe / Champignon – truffles, French mushrooms, delicacy. 

• Vin – wine. France is world’s largest wine producer. Most famous wine regions: 

Bordeaux, Beaujolais, Bourgogne. 

• Vin de Champagne – champagne, French sparkling 

wine. Champagne is the most famous region.


P a r i s 

CINEMA (25 Recommendations) 

• “Amélie” / “Le Fabuleux Destin d'Amélie Poulain” 

(2001. Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Cast: Audrey Tautou, Mathieu Kassovitz). 

• “Angel-A” (2005. Director Luc Besson. Cast: Rie Rasmussen, Jamel Debbouze). 

• “99 francs” / “99 f” (2007. Director Jan Kounen. Cast: Jean Dujardin, Jocelyn Quivrin). 

• “Coco Chanel & Igor Stravinsky” 

(2009. Director Jan Kounen. Cast: Anna Mouglalis, Mads Mikkelsen). 

• “Coco before Chanel” / “Coco avant Chanel” 

(2009. Director Anne Fontaine. Cast: Audrey Tautou, Benoīt Poelvoorde). 

• “2 Days in Paris” / “Deux jours à Paris” (2007. Director Julie Delpy. 

Cast: Julie Delpy, Adam Goldberg). 

• “La Vie en Rose” / “La môme” 

(2007. Director Olivier Dahan. Cast: Marion Cotillard, Gérard Depardieu). 

• “The Story of Richard O” / “L'histoire de Richard O” 

(2007. Director Damien Odoul. Cast: Mathieu Amalric, Rhizlaine El Cohen). 

• “Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life” / “Gainsbourg (Vie héroique)” 

(2010. Director Joann Sfar. Cast: Eric Elmosnino, Laetitia Casta). 

• “Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Impassioned Eye” 

(2003. Director Heinz Bütler. Cast: Henri Cartier-Bresson, Alexander Brooks). 

• “A Very Long Engagement” / “Un long dimanche de fiançailles” 

(2004. Director Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Cast: Audrey Tautou, Gaspard Ulliel). 

• “The Illusionist” / “L'illusionniste” (2010. Director Sylvain Chomet. 

Cast: Jean-Claude Donda, Eilidh Rankin). 

• “The Daydreams of Angels” / “La Vie Rêvée des Anges” 

(1998. Director Erick Zonca. Cast: Élodie Bouchez, Natacha Régnier). 

• “Girl on the Bridge” / “La fille sur le Pont” (1999. Director Patrice Leconte. 

Cast: Vanessa Paradis, Daniel Auteuil). 

• “The Science of Sleep” / “La science des rêves” 

(2006. Director Michel Gondry. Cast: Gael Garcķa Bernal, Charlotte Gainsbourg). 

• “Micmacs” / “Micmacs à tire-larigot” (2009. Director Jean-Pierre 

Jeunet. Cast: Dany Boon, André Dussollier). 

• “Paris, I Love You” / “Paris, je t'aime” 

(2006. Director Olivier Assayas, Frédéric Auburtin ir kt. Cast: Juliette Binoche, Gérard Depardieu). 

• “Adèle and the Secret of the Mummy” / “Les aventures extraordinaires 

d'Adèle Blanc-Sec” (2010. Director Luc Besson. Cast: Louise Bourgoin, Mathieu Amalric). 

• “La Femme Nikita” (1990. Director Luc Besson. Cast: Anne Parillaud, Patrick Fontana). 

• “Paris” (2008. Director Cédric Klapisch. Cast: Juliette Binoche, Romain Duris). 

• “Persepolis” (2007. Director Vincent Paronnaud, Marjane Satrapi. 

Cast: Chiara Mastroianni, Catherine Deneuve). 

• “The Dreamers” / “Innocents” (2003. Director Bernardo Bertolucci. 

Cast: Michael Pitt, Louis Garrel, Eva Green). 

• “Heartbreaker” / “L'arnacoeur” 

(2010. Director Pascal Chaumeil. Cast: Romain Duris, Vanessa Paradis). 

• “The Triplets of Belleville” / “Les triplettes de Belleville” 

(2003. Director Sylvain Chomet. Cast: Michele Caucheteux, Jean-Claude Donda). 

• “Vargdieniai” / “Les Misérables” (1995. Director Claude Lelouch. 

Cast: Jean-Paul Belmondo, Michel Boujenah). 

• “Midnight in Paris” 

(2011. Director Woody Allen. Cast: Owen Wilson, Rachel McAdams). 

Filmo „Širdžių ėdikas“ afiša.

STREET (30 Recommendations) 

• Colette – cult concept design shop in Patris, 

213 Rue Saint Honoré 75001, Paris. Metro: Palais des Tuileries. 

• Yukiko Paris – vintage boutique selling French designer clothing (Chanel, Lanvin, 

etc.) 97 Rue Vieille-du-Temple 75003, Paris. Metro: Filles-du-Calvaire. 

• Jardin du Luxembourg – Luxembourg Gardens, 

a classic French park. Metro: Odéon. 

Stalls loaded with seafood in the streets of Montmartre 

and other Paris districts in the mornings. 

• Kong – an impressive bar & restaurant on the roof of the fashion house 

Kenzo with interior created by the cult French designer Philippe Starck. 

1 Rue du Pont Neuf 75001, Paris. Metro: Pont Neuf. 

• Kooples – new and incredibly interesting French brand, inspired by street 

fashion, making stylish couples fashion ads. (www.thekooples.com). 

• La Défense – Paris skyscraper district. For modern architecture gourmets. 

• La Mer de Pianos – the oldest piano shop in Paris. 

85 Rue Pascal 75013, Paris. Metro: Glacičre. 

• Ladurée – legendary French pastry shop in the Elysian Fields. 

75 Avenue des Champs Elysées 75008, Paris. Metro: Georges V. 

• Lafayette Gourmet – luxurious gourmet food market under the roof. 

40 Boulevard Haussmann 75009, Paris. Metro: Chaussée d’Antin. 

• Le Batofar – soul, funk and electronic music club on water. Port de 

la Gare 75013, Paris. Metro: Bibliotheque Franēois Mitterrand. 

• Le Café de Flore – probably the most famous typical French café. 172 Boulevard 

Saint-Germain 75006, Paris. Metro: Saint Germain des Pres. 

• Le marché aux fleurs – old French flee market. 

Place Louis Lépine 75004, Paris. Metro: Cité.


P a r i s 

• Les deux Moulins – café, featured the movie The Fabulous Life of 

Amélie Poulain. 15 Rue Lepic 75018, Paris. Metro: Abbesses. 

• Les Galleries Lafayette – another impressive Paris department 

store located in the same street as the Printemps. 40 Boulevard 

Haussmann 75009, Paris. Metro: Chaussée d’Antin. 

• L'Occitane en Provence – the largest L'Occitane shop. 

84 Avenue Champs Elysées, 75008. Metro: George V. 

• Lomography Gallery Store. 6 Place Franz Liszt 

75010, Paris. Metro: Gare du Nord. 

• Merci – concept design department store. 111 Boulevard Beaumarchais 

75003, Paris. Metro: Saint-Sébastien - Froissart. 

• Mokuba – ribbon shop in Montmartre. 18 Rue Montmartre 

75001, Paris. Metro: Etienne Marcel. 

• Musée de la Mode et du Textile – fashion museum 

with spectacular fashion and art book library. 

107 Rue de Rivoli 75001, Paris. Metro: Louvre Rivoli. 

• Musée du Louvre. One of the largest museums in the world. 34 Cour 

Napoléon 75001, Paris. Metro: Palais Royal - Musée du Louvre. 

• Musée Yves Saint Laurent – museum of the legendary French designer. 

5 Avenue Marceau and 1 Rue Léonce Reynaud 75116, Paris. Metro Alma - Marceau. 

• Numéro – French alternative fashion magazine, sold in every street newsstand. 

• Pompidou – modern art museum in Beaubourg arrondissement in Paris. 

Place Georges Pompidou F-75004, Paris. Metro: Rambuteau. 

• Printemps – one of the most beautiful and luxurious French department stores. 

64 Boulevard Haussmann 75009, Paris. Metro: Havre Caumartin. 

• Saint Martin canal – a place adored by true Parisians. Metro: 

République, Goncourt, Jaurès. Metro: Jacques Bonsergent. 

Seine riverbanks, Paris centre. 

• The Five Hotel – modern hotel in Latin district with interior created considering 

the five major human senses. 3 Rue Flatters 75005, Paris. Metro: Les Gobelins. 

• TASCHEN Paris – bookstore selling world’s most beautiful books. 

2 Rue de Buci 75006, Paris. Metro: Odéon. 

• Vogue Paris – legendary fashion magazine, sold in every street newsstand.

Vilniuje, PANORAMA. Tel. (8 5) 219 59 69; Kaune, AKROPOLIS. Tel. (8 37) 21 18 98 

Crème de la Crème Pasaulinė premjera - balandžio 7 dieną. Kaina: 950 lt

Design 


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Inspiration: 

K.I.T.C.H.E.N. 

22. 

17. 

13. 

1. Caldera Shallow Bowl “Philippi” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 144 2. Tea Pot “Stelton” (www.finnishdesignshop.com) ~$ 461 3. Long Drink Glass “Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) 38 

4. Salt & Pepper-Set “Speed & Cocaine” (www.donkey-products.com) ~$ 15 5. Cake-Plate “Etiquette Piece” (www.donkey-products.com) ~$ 38 

6. Earl Oil & Vinegar Set “Mode Product Design” (www.connox.com) ~$ 38 7. Herb Savor “Prepara” (www.connox.com) ~$ 38 

8. Mormor Blue Carafe “Normann Copenhagen” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 46 9. Bowl “Menu - Dropp!” (www.connox.com) ~$ 51 10. Butter Board - Set of 2 “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 25 

11. Olive Sticks - Set of 4 “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 25 12. Egg Cup – Eiko by Christina Schäfer from “Authentics” (www.connox.com) ~$ 13 

13. Welle Fruit Bowl “Philippi” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 124 14. Citron Squeezer by Philippe Starck (www.connox.com) ~$ 76 15. Fridge Carafe “Eva Solo” (www.finnishdesignshop.com) ~$ 63 

16. Twist Fruit Bowl “Philippi” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 116 17. Drip-free Carafe “Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 48 18. Barbeque Set “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 64 

19. Adjustable Rolling Pin “Joseph Joseph” (www.connox.com) ~$ 37 20. Kitchenroll Holder “A di Alessi: Bunny and Carrot” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 45 

21. Tree Dual Grinder - Black Rubber “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 78 22. Satellite Bowl by Carlo Contin “MoMA Collection” (www.connox.com) ~$ 64 

23. Cool Bowl “Menu - New Norm” (www.connox.com) ~$ 90 24. Pure Black Chef's Knife “Stelton” (www.finnishdesignshop.com) ~$ 116 

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1. Candle To Go “Easter Brunch” (www.donkey-products.com) ~$ 8 2. Garlic Press “Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 89 3. Rolling Pin “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 44 

4. Salt and Pepper Grinder “Menu - Bottle” (www.connox.com) ~$ 44 5. Pestle “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 28 6. Frame Bowl “Skagerak” (www.connox.com) ~$ 101 

7. Electric Soft Touch Pepper Mill “Peugeot Zest” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 66 8. Beak Thermo Jug “Georg Jensen” (www.connox.com) ~$ 115 

9. Potholder - Set of 2 “Eva Solo” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 44 10. Oil and Vinegar Carafe “Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 44 11. Innermost Petit Fours Plate (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 38 

12. Drink Sticks - Set of 4 “Nuance” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 26 13. Whisk “Normann Copenhagen” (www.finnishdesignshop.com) ~$ 25 

14. Decorative Sculptural Bowl “Eva Solo – Big Smiley” (www.connox.com) ~$ 150 15. Dinner Plates - Set Of 4 “LSA Ania” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 63 

16. Canned Light by Ingo Maurer (www.connox.com) ~$ 259 17. Muse Salt and Pepper Shakers by Jonathan Adler (www.couturelab.com) ~$ 72 

18. Cakestand & Dome “LSA Vienna” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 34 19. Dressing Shaker ““Eva Solo” (www.occa-home.co.uk) ~$ 38 

20. Cristal Carafe and Set of 4 Cups “Normann Copenhagen” (www.madeindesign.co.uk) ~$ 55 

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"Ohne Titel" Gary Graham "Preen" Ralph Lauren "DKNY" 

London Fashion Week a/W 2012-2013 

"Belsatff" "McQ" "Burberry Prorsum" Meadham Kirchoff "Basso & Brooke" 

milan Fashion Week a/W 2012-2013 

"Dolce & Gabbana" "Etro" "Fendi" "Marni" "Prada" 

Paris Fashion Week a/W 2012-2013 

"Christian Dior" Christophe Lemaire Thierry Mugler "Balmain" "Balenciaga"

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