Showing posts with label Mark Ronson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Ronson. Show all posts

10/21/09

Playlist by Gucci (and Mark Ronson).


Have you heard about Gucci’s new free App for the iPhone and iTouch? You can check it out starting today on the App Store. It’s not your usual fashion app—in fact, Frida Giannini worked directly with Mark Ronson to create several of the app’s coolest features like Gucci Beats (where you can mix your own music tracks and share with friends) and personal playlists by Frida and Mark. The App also has a music stream channel, the Gucci Little Black Book city guide, along with all the latest fashion shows, look books and news from Gucci. Download the app here.


9/13/09

Charlotte Ronson Spring 2010. NY Fashion Week.
























*photos by John Aquino

THE AFTER-PARTY. Naturally, a family affair mingled amongst the elite downtown-meets-Upper East Side, the Ronson's post-show soiree was at the new spot in the Meatpacking, Abe & Arthur's.

The Talented Twins. Charlotte & Samantha Ronson


Baby sis and model/muse, Annabelle Dexter-Jones


DJ/Producer, Mark Ronson


Kirsten Dunst


Tinsley Mortimer


Zani Gugelmann

*photos by Steve Eichner

8/5/09

Mark Ronson + Gucci.


Via Elle.uk - MARK RONSON DESIGNS TRAINERS FOR GUCCI'S POP-UP STORE

Gucci launches 'Gucci Icon-Temporary', a pop-up trainer store that will travel the world.

Looking for the perfect pair of trainers, with limited edition status? Gucci has the answer.

Creative Director Frida Giannini has created a pop-up trainer store that will travel to some of the world's coolest locations starting in SoHo New York in October. Other stops are to include London, Paris, Berlin and Tokyo - with the store remaining in each place for just a few weeks.

The shop will stock 18 trainer designs in all, 16 for men and two for women. And for that extra limited edition-ness Gucci has collaborated with DJ and trainer addict Mark Ronson to design one exclusive, unisex trainer for each city.

'I spent many, many years as an avid sneaker collector, so I wanted to make sure these Gucci shoes were truly special from an aesthetic and collectable point of view', Ronson told WWD today.

Frida Giannini has incorporated Gucci's iconic GG logo and famous red and green stripe in the new trainer designs - a theme which has also influenced the design of the pop- up store on New York's Crosby street.