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Lauren Rubinski Opens Rubirosa's Boutique in Paris and Reaches Annual Sales Target in Just Six Weeks
Paris-based designer Lauren Rubinski describes her new boutique, Rubirosa’s, as “a candy shop for adults.” Located on Rue de Grenelle on the Left Bank, the 450-square-foot space is filled with custom ebony-veneered shelving showcasing an extensive spectrum of color. Cashmere sweaters are available in 15 shades, while cotton poplin shirts, pajamas, and boxer shorts come in more than 35 vibrant hues, ranging from soft mint to deep crimson.


Henry Poole celebrates 220 years with an exclusive Napoleon III collection
In the world of fine tailoring, excellence is not defined solely by impeccable cuts, elegant silhouettes, or a tailor’s ability to transform flat cloth into perfectly structured garments. Equally important is the trust a tailoring house earns over generations. That is why royal warrants represent far more than decorative emblems—they are enduring endorsements of craftsmanship. Monarchs have always had access to the finest makers, so their continued patronage speaks louder tha


Wardrobe building with Gábor Erdélyi
In the “Wardrobe Building” section, you can get a glimpse into my clients' wardrobes.
In Ábel FP's pictures, we present the clothes we designed together, while you can also get to know Gábor's taste and impressions through the interview.


Revenga Chemisiers Genevois: The last bespoke shirtmaker in Geneva
In a quiet corner of Geneva, where precision meets passion, lies Revenga Chemisiers Genevois, a family-run atelier dedicated to preserving the art of bespoke shirtmaking. Founded by Josefa Garcia Lozano, together with her two sons and inspired by her grandmother Antonia Revenga Gil, a tailor from Zamora, Spain, Josefa left behind a career to return to the needle and thread, driven by a longing to keep tradition alive and personal.
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