A must: M2Malletier handbags

I read about this label on Smoda a few weeks ago, and it’s been on my mind since. It’s M2Malletier, a handbags label with architectural design founded by Melissa Losada and Marcela Velez, two Colombian women based in Barcelona. They met at Parsons School of Design New York, and launched their first collection last September. Melissa had worked for a year and a half in Vogue US, then moved to Paris, and finally arrived at Barcelona, where they began their project. The idea of the original metal handle came from a book of vintage medical tools.

They are already on Net-à-porter (all sold out), Moda Operandi, and many fashion editors are a fan: Miroslava Duma, Caroline Issa… Melissa and Marcela knew how important it was to have the it-girls on their side, so they called eight of them to offer some handbags. They wore the bags during fashion week, and thanks to being captured by the streetstyle photographers, the bags reached all corners of the Earth. Soon, tens of stores were calling Melissa and Marcela to sell their creations. Good design is always successful.

The prices are not so great (over $800). We’ll wait and see if they launch a low-cost edition…






Pic by: Gregori Civera






Melissa Losada y Marcela Vélez

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Surf and summer according to Leroy Grannis

Leroy Grannis is one of the most famous surf photographers in the history of this sport. His most well-known work was done on the 60′s and 70′s, the decades in which urf became extremely popular in California and Hawaii, specially after the Big Swell in 1969. He took the photographs from the beach or windsurfing. and thanks to him some of the biggest waves have been immortalized. And maybe it wasn’t intentional, but the summer style of Malibu is perfectly portrayed on his photos, in such a natural way. I love the colourful swimsuits they wore then.

Tommy Hilfiger Surf Collection

In case you’re already thinking about what you’ll be wearing this summer, don’t miss the capsule surf collection by Tommy Hilfiger. It’s already on sale at the stores and also online. To celebrate the launch they collaborated with several artists to create unique surfboards.

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