Lauderdale showroom down to South

So I said: 'Chanel No.5', because it's the truth," said Monroe in the 1960 recording. "And yet, I don't want to say 'nude'. But it's the truth!" Christopher Kane and JW Anderson. She is "very flattered" to be Hermes new sonctancefollowing in their footsteps, but believes she has something unique to offer the brand. She isn't nervous about how her fashion offering will be received: "What for?" iece at the party, dubbed The Schooner. The watch is named for and inspired by the winning sailboat called “America’ in the first America’s Cup in 1851. The partnership between the luxury Swiss watch manufacturer and the Italian yacht maker is clear, as is the choice for Ferretti to

expand from their Fort Lauderdale showroom down to South Beach. James Henderson, Ferretti Group America’s President and CEO said, “We chose to grow our footprint in Miami given that in the last 10 years the city has become an incredibly prominent location in the US market. The majority of our clients have second homes in Miami Beach and some have even established primary residences here as well.” The event was attended by Hermes ostrichVIPs from sponsors Ulysses Nardin and Prestige Imports, which provided eye candy with two Lamborghinis and transportation between the marina and the Ferretti Group’s Brasil office with Audis. "Well, I made things to hang out in and be chill," she said. "This collection is for people who are not afraid to be out there." Donatella Versace gave the singer complete freedom -

 the results of which were inspired by copycat  Louis Vuitton cosmic blossomversions of famous Versace motifs and products. Leggings, T-shirts, minidresses and shirts come covered with the label's best-known The actress first made the confession to Life magazine in 1952 and the quote remains one of the actress's most memorable. There certainly aren't many fragrances which can boast the allegiance of one of the most famous faces of all time - and the new campaign will be Chanel's first to celebrate the relationship. The fragrance, which launched in 1921, was the subject of an exhibition in Paris earlier this year.