The Address Magazine Nov-Dec 2013 #92: The Winter Issue
The Winter Issue: Embracing the Cold Front to summarise the adventures of this architect turned restauranteur
The Winter Issue: Embracing the Cold Front to summarise the adventures of this architect turned restauranteur
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— ROLLNECKS<br />
Also known as ‘turtlenecks’, there is nothing<br />
quite like neck insulation that can help you<br />
keep warm in an air-conditioned room or<br />
winter weather. Wear under suits or sweaters<br />
to keep stylish.<br />
Spotted at: Hermès, Balenciaga, Lanvin,<br />
McQ by Alexander McQueen, Raf Simons<br />
Prada<br />
— CLARET<br />
Incorporate this shade of dark red in your<br />
wardrobe. Two options: wear it head-totoe,<br />
or if you want something less OTT,<br />
pair with a complementary colour like teal.<br />
Spotted at: Prada, Canali,<br />
Alexander McQueen, Topman Design,<br />
Richard James, Giorgio Armani<br />
Rake<br />
— SOMETHING BLUE<br />
This time, the blues are less intense and<br />
more relaxed. <strong>The</strong>y come in all shades –<br />
periwinkle, electric blue, baby blue. All in all,<br />
a great colour to invest in.<br />
Spotted at: Gucci, Costume National Homme,<br />
Nicole Farhi, Rake, Carven<br />
Hermès<br />
— PAJAMA SILK<br />
Black tie gets chic with patterned pajama-style<br />
silk blazers with elaborate embroidery. Maintain<br />
decorum by dressing the rest of your outfit in<br />
classic black and white.<br />
Louis Vuitton<br />
Spotted at: Louis Vuitton, Etro, Dolce & Gabbana,<br />
Roberto Cavalli, Gucci<br />
NOV/DEC <strong>2013</strong> | TA 91
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