FENDI BOWS FINE JEWELRY CRAZY CARATS WATCH

comes in the form of the patented-formula Crazy Carats watch, bowing in March.

The pieces have a customizable rotation of jewels. A diamond perpetually resides at the 12-hand, but the wearer can spin around the other gems using a tiny side dial, to set them in three different ways.  Beyond its bedazzled face, the style is classic, constructed from stainless steel with a basket-weave band and the option of a black or white face, with our without a diamond border.

The Crazy Carats watch will retail between $2,400-$15,000 and is the first Fendi watch to be considered fine jewelry (past models were ceramic).  The folks at the fashion house told WWD that the watch represents just a hint of what they'd like to create in the fine jewelry category - so be on the lookout for more Fendi gems .

LAMBORGHINI SPYDER LUXURY PHONES PREVIEW

 When it comes to Tonino Lamborghini, most people would think of expensive sporting cars. Actually Lamborghini has set foot in the field of phone. The releasing of Lamborghini Spyder luxury phones in Hong Kong last week is another brave attempt to occupy niche market share. Actually it is universal that more and more manufactures begins to involve in other field, for example, Puma phone we have introduced before.

 Lamborghini Spyder Luxury Phones—Differences

Lamborghini Spyder S600, S610, S620 phones with anti-slip plastic back, adopt different materials in front—With DLC (Diamond-Like Carbon) processing, the screen of Lamborghini Spyder S600 is wear-resistant and has high transmittance, while Lamborghini S-610 and S-620 use electroplating finishes.

Lamborghini Spyder S-670, S-680, S-685 phones equips with crocodile leather in the rear and adopt finishes of different colors separately— rose gold, gold and black, gold PVD.

MARC JACOBS EMBELLISHED TWEED MILITARY JACKET

If we could mix Chanel, Balenciaga and Balmain, the results would be this fabulous Resort 2010 Marc Jacobs jacket.

The classic tweed jacket has always been a classic and let’s be honest, it goes with everything. I saw this jacket at Jeffrey, at the Marc Jacobs store on Mercer and it sold out in a heart bit, even Colette in Paris is re-ordering it.

The details are amazing, multicolored neon gems, monochrome tweed and a rubberized weave.

ROLAND MOURET OPENS HIS DOORS

 “It is so twenty-first century!” enthuses Roland Mouret, reclining on a seventies metallic velvet sofa that graces the second floor (womenswear) of 8 Carlos Place, his new store (his first) and design studio in Mayfair. It’s a gorgeous building—a former embassy and bank—and a great neighborhood: near to Balenciaga, Lanvin, Christian Louboutin, and around the corner from where Nicholas Kirkwood will soon open his own first shop. “Everything about it makes it a really relevant place at the moment, but the street is not pretentious, it’s just chic!”

BALECIAGA

Founded in 1918 by the Basque designer Cristobal Balenciaga, the house emerged as one of the great design establishments in the early decades of the twentieth century, and re-emerged around the turn of the new millennium as one of the greats of the twenty-first. Championed alike by actual queens (of Spain and Belgium) and the queens of café society and Hollywood (Babe Paley, Gloria Guinness, Marlene Dietrich), Balenciaga did nothing less than redefine the female silhouette. Throughout the mid-century years, he introduced forms that at first looked awkward or simply unattractive, but, as the eye adjusted, became the latest word in chic: the sack, the baby doll, the balloon skirt, the bracelet sleeve (a 7/8 length that hit just shy of the wrist)..