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Denim & Supply by Ralph LaurenAnchored in Ralph Lauren‘s authentic American heritage, their new collection Denim & Supply is replacing the Polo jeans line. Offering a new approach to denim and sportswear, capturing the weathered character of found vintage pieces and effortlessly styling them with an eclectic, individualistic spirit. Watch video below directed by Trendland’s friend Nathan Copan.
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A Closer Look into the Ralph Lauren Car CollectionThe Ralph Lauren‘s car collection of is one of the most prestigious and extraordinary in the world. Le Musée des Arts Déco in Paris presents 17 of his beautiful cars from the 1930s to today that have made their mark in history on the road and on tracks. This exhibition absorbs us into Ralph Lauren’s world, a passionate man.
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Inside Ralph Lauren GarageWe all heard about it, but we never saw what was inside, but Vanity Fair had the chance to review one of the biggest car collections in the world. Monsieur Ralph Lauren opened the doors of his garage (or can we call it a museum?). Little question for you Ralph, do you actually drive them?!
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Ralph Lauren 4D Mapping ProjectionA few days ago in New York for the celebration of 10 years of digital innovation, Ralph Lauren (.com) presented the ultimate fusion of art, fashion & technology in a awesome visual feast for the 5 senses. Watch as the New York women’s flagship store at 888 Madison Avenue disappears before your eyes and is [...]
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From The First Sketches to the Runway: Exclusive Ralph Lauren BackstageHere in exclusivity is the sumptuous backstage photography of Nathan Copan for the Ralph Lauren Fall/winter 2010 collection – The story is meticulously shot from the first sketches to the actual production and then to the runway. Enjoy !
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NY SS09 Womens Fashion Week RecapI’ll keep my review to a minimum to avoid preying on my disappointment. NY Womens SS09 fashion week was just Blah. Of course the Classic masters, Ralph Lauren and Jill Stuart, delivered up to par, but no one really managed to inspire me. A bunch of no names exploited NY fashion week with little or nothing to say and nothing to remember…