INSPIRATION FROM AROUND THE WORLD FOR AN AESTHETIC AND MEANINGFUL LIFESTYLE
Saboteur - Elemental Collection
For SABOTEUR, the "Elemental" collection is what its name describes: Elemental, the power of powers, the foundation for everything that follows. "Elemental" designs are minimalist and clear, yet mysterious and wild, optimistic and dark at the same time. The "Elemental" collection embodies all the ambivalences, the trials and tribulations of life - and that is why it is such a perfect companion for anyone and everyone, through all times...
FATEEVA - Modelabel von Elizaveta Fateeva
Less but better is the motto of the Vienna-based fashion label FATEEVA, which designer Elizaveta Fateeva founded after 12 years of working for fashion houses such as Jil Sander, Raf Simons and Lanvin...
Saboteur - Sacra
The "Sacra" collection offers a first glimpse into the mysterious, exciting world of SABOTEUR. "Sacra" jewellery pieces are mystically charged, amidst a play of ancient mysterious and modern futuristic symbolism. Perfect proportions, inspired by the perfection of the cosmos, are what the "Elemental" and "Sacra" collections have in common...
The Rebel's Wardrobe
How did the jeans, how did the white T-shirt become a classic? Which film star made the leather jacket a worldwide icon? And were chinos really invented for the military? The Rebel's Wardrobe tells how skaters appropriated a jacket originally designed for railway workers or why a tennis shirt became the uniform of British mods...
The Viennese label MOGLI & MARTINI is also fully on trend in 2022. Whether with the Pantone color of the year, the right and sustainable cashmere care for longevity or with the fashion trend Capsule Wardrobe - MOGLI & MARTINI hits the nerve of the time and welcomes the beginning of the year feather-light, extra-warm and minimalist stylish.
Kanshitsu Bags
This is the name given to a traditional Japanese lacquer technique. Handbag brand SAGAN Vienna has now used it to manufacture pieces inspired by the shape and function of inro, a traditional Japanese case...
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