Five years after shuttering their ready-to-wear business, Viktor & Rolf is back with menswear.
@TiffanyAndCo has opened a whimsical temporary flagship in NYC. The jeweler's “Flagship Next Door” is a temporary unit that will serve as its New York City flagship as the original undergoes an extensive two-year renovation. In the wee hours overnight, valuable merchandise was transferred down the block under heavy security.
"So the world of childhood is fascinating and poetic, I buy small things, small dresses. Mothers buy clothes to make their children beautiful and attractive, but when the boys grow up, they are told, “Look, before it was like this because you were a child, now you can’t do it anymore.” Tap the link in bio for more.
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