L'Officiel Monaco Spring 2022

We would have liked our spring issue to appear at a better time. During a time of such turmoil, we hope that this, current issue will bring a little light into your day – especially in light of the fact, that the warmer season in Monaco is upon us. We have a number of beautiful editorials in store for you. Amongst them, our cover shoots with Josephine Skriver and Maye Musk as well as an editorial with the radiant and beautiful, Meredith Mickelson which we shot at the Parklane Limassol Resort in Cyprus. There are plenty of interviews in this issue, not only those with our cover models, but also with international stylist, Law Roach. This issue will also offer a glimpse into the world of a private collector of…

ALESSANDRA DE TOMASO Italian born, half Argentinian and based in London, Alessandra brings passion and 14 years of experience in the Global Fashion and Luxury Industry. As a Fashion Contributor, she is responsible for production and art direction, bringing vision and management experience to the set: a creative mind combined with a practical approach. She also works as a celebrity PR consultant. She works closely with top models, actresses and top influencers. Glamour and passion are the two best words to define her. VERA KAMENKOVA Producer Vera Kamenkova was a successful publisher and editor in chief at the Belorussian WS Magazine for 8 years. Today she is a valuable member of our team who fully puts her experience, talent and passion into L’Officiel Monaco. Vera has produced over 200 photoshoots…

With a poetry-inspired collection, Ian Griffiths manifested a sober, chic, 90’s “casual look” with a tube top and pencil skirt duo, worn with a leather coat by supermodel Irina Shayk for Max Mara. Designer Virginie Viard, showed sequined traditional tweed outfits, swimwear and flowing soft butterfly print dresses alongside a fitted two-piece with cut-out effects in vinyl leather in black, for the house of Chanel. Maria Grazia Chiuri celebrated the “Marc Bohan era” of the house of Dior by toying with the 60’s era: a two-piece consisting of a multi mini skirt with a ruffled bra top, was covered with a coat with a macro cannage pattern. At Salvatore Ferragamo, a fringed skirt, laying loosely on the hips, glided down the catwalk. It was the first time designer Guillaume Meilland,…

A further gem from the house of Chanel: this soft, quilted bag with leather lining, comes with a jewel handle with strassed CHANEL letters. It offers hand and cross-body wear, as well as a detachable handle on one side for more practicality. The bag is available in a white, black and gold metallic version.…

There is a lot more behind Mach & Mach than THOSE pumps that have been gracing the feet of every renowned, leggy influencer the past couple of years. Founded by Georgian sisters, Nina and Gvantsa Macharashvili in 2012 in Tbilisi, Georgia (the same country that has brought forth Balenciaga’s creative director Demna Gvasalia, as well as David Koma), the brand really picked up its momentum in 2018, when it introduced its Italian made products. While its head office is based in Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital city, the company has a production facility in Italy, overseen by its representative office located there. Although the brand is best known for its footwear, it also produces accessories and clothing, both of which carry that distinctive, crystal-embellished touch typical of its footwear. The hype has,…

Touchdown in Paris! Industry insiders, fashion lovers and big celebrity names made their blazing appearances on the streets of Paris, posing in memorable outfits, as streetstyle cameras flashed with nonstop action. While some fashion houses went with classic physicality, others opted for a mixed format, and certain designers had canceled their shows entirely, in such a way making “phygital” – the universal description of the long-awaited event. And yet all this uncertainty is brought to a definitive halt, as the devices’ screens light up and the catwalks’ lights dim down, letting Haute Couture take the lead. Starting with Schiaparelli, Daniel Roseberry created a collection that was done in only black, white, gold, with dramatic volumes, created by a mix of accessories together with a range of materials. Taking place at…