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Dior Launches a Blog like Online Magazine

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Dior has become terribly confident about its presence on the web world as it has acquired almost seven million fans on Facebook. Encouraged by the large online fan base the French fashion house has put in a lot of time, money and energy in creating an online magazine with an aim of keeping loyalists informed about the goings on at the fashion house. The Dior Mag will be updated almost on a daily basis. The content focused on the activities at the famed house will generally be soft in tone and nature. You can’t really expect to see a story about how and who they are getting as replacement for John Galliano . The live streams of their shows during Paris Fashion Week will be a major highlight. There will be editorial content on where the house sources the raw materials for its fragrances.  The editor-in-chief of the magazine is anonymous and is overseen by the marketing team.  In short the marketing department will have editorial control of the magazine. This is where th...

The Denver Art Museum to Host a Retrospective on Yves Saint Laurent

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The Denver Art Museum has the unique honor of hosting the internationally acclaimed exhibition Yves Saint Laurent: The Retrospective. This exhibition will not travel anywhere else. The exclusive exhibition will feature 200 haute couture outfits showcasing the designer’s 40 years of creativity. The development of Saint Laurent’s style will also be highlighted through several photographs, drawings and films. The exhibition will run at the museum from 25th March to 8th July 2012. The visitors will get to see the legendary designers first days at Dior in 1958. There will be well defined sections in the exhibition. In fact it will be organized thematically. It will cover the designer’s entire career including his final runway collection of 2002. The exhibition will highlight how Saint Laurent bent and even broke the rules of what women were expected to wear. A lot of the wardrobe of today’s modern woman has roots in Saint Laurent’s revolutionary designs. There will be the Y...