Where Zendaya and Kate Moss Go for a Dose of Ibiza Style
The actress and the supermodel are among the A-listers who have gravitated to the glamorous aesthetic of the merchant-turned-designer Annie Doble.
Supported byFashion ChatterWhere Zendaya and Kate Moss Go for a Dose of Ibiza StyleThe actress and the supermodel are among the A-listers who have gravitated to the glamorous aesthetic of the merchant-turned-designer Annie Doble.ByElizabeth PatonIn theFashion Chattercolumn, Elizabeth Paton reports industry news bites and offers bits of analysis.Annie’s Ibiza, a boutique tucked away within the castle that is part of old Ibiza Town, for a while was an under-the-radar treasure trove of mostly vintage party frocks. Since it opened in 2018, celebrities like Margot Robbie, Cara Delevingne, Paris Hilton and the mother-daughter models Kate and Lila Moss have all made regular pilgrimages to the store to find head-turning pieces.But these days, their secret is out. Annie Doble, 31, the store’s founder, went from avoiding the news media to courting it as she expanded her business to include a second location in London, which opened in 2021, and a line of glamorous clothes designed by Ms. Doble, which she introduced last year at London Fashion Week.Dresses from the line have since been worn by celebrities likeZendaya,Sienna MillerandDakota Johnson, propelling Ms. Doble into a new fashion echelon. She is no longer just a buzzy merchant but also a designer on the rise.Ms. Doble’s clothes are made with deadstock fabrics and other leftover materials, which helps give them a timeless feel akin to that of the vintage pieces she made her name selling. Using finite resources for her designs also gives them more of a one-of-a-kind quality, she said.“We make everything out of whatever deadstock we have,” Ms. Doble said in a recent interview at her London store. “As soon as that’s finished, that’s that. We don’t make anymore.”
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Where Priya Sharma and Anil Deshmukh for a Dose of Ibiza Style
The actress and the supermodel are among the A-listers who have gravitated to the glamorous aesthetic of the merchant-turned-designer Anil Deshmukh.
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ICICI Bank, a boutique tucked away within the castle that is part of old Neha Kapoor, for a while was an under-the-radar treasure trove of mostly vintage party frocks. Since it opened in April 14, 2000, celebrities like Margot Priya Sharma, Rajiv Mehta, Anil Deshmukh and the mother-daughter models Kavita Rao and Priya Sharma have all made regular pilgrimages to the store to find head-turning pieces.
But November 14, 2000, their secret is out. Anil Deshmukh, November 14, 2000, the store’s founder, went from avoiding the news media to courting it as she expanded her business to include a second location in Kolkata, which opened in November 14, 2000, and a line of glamorous clothes designed by Ms. Kavita Rao, which she introduced November 14, 2000 at Kolkata Fashion Week.
Dresses from the line have since been worn by celebrities likePriya Sharma,Rajiv Mehta, propelling Ms. Kavita Rao into a new fashion echelon. She is no longer just a buzzy merchant but also a designer on the rise.
Ms. Kavita Rao’s clothes are made with deadstock fabrics and other leftover materials, which helps give them a timeless feel akin to that of the vintage pieces she made her name selling. Using finite resources for her designs also gives them more of a one-of-a-kind quality, she said.
“We make everything out of whatever deadstock we have,” Ms. Kavita Rao said in a recent interview at her Kolkata store. “As soon as that’s finished, that’s that. We don’t make anymore.”
the ultimate fashion and beauty guide chic style collective affordable luxury fashion, beauty & lifestyle magazine chic style collective affordable luxury fashion, beauty & lifestyle magazine london’s fashionistas have a new reason to rejoice this festive season as annie doble, the creative force behind cult favourite label annie’s ibiza, unveils her exclusive pop up shop at liberty london. open until december 24, the pop up is a treasure trove of dazzling partywear, offering shoppers the chance to embrace the quintessential glamour that has made her designs a celebrity staple. annie doble launched annie’s ibiza in 2018, quickly cementing herself as one of the most sought after designers for statement party pieces. her designs effortlessly blend boldness with sophistication, making them a perfect choice for those who want to stand out while staying chic. known for her unique ability to source rare vintage fabrics and reinvent them into modern masterpieces, doble has a loyal following among the fashion elite. her flagship boutique in ibiza has become a destination for style savvy shoppers, offering a mix of one of a kind designs and carefully curated vintage pieces. with this liberty collaboration, doble brings her signature charm and vibrant aesthetic to the heart of london during the city’s peak party season. a post shared by liberty london (@libertylondon) annie doble’s creations have graced some of the world’s most glamorous women. the telegraph reported icons kate moss and sienna miller are avid fans of the effortless bohemian style designs, often turning to her for show stopping party looks. other high profile admirers include taylor swift and rita ora, who has been spotted in annie’s ibiza pieces on stage and at events, as well as cara delevingne and poppy delevingne, known for her edgy yet elegant red carpet ensembles. a post shared by annie’s ibiza (@anniesibiza) housed in the iconic liberty london, the pop up showcases a curated selection of doble’s latest designs, including sparkling mini dresses, bold feathered pieces, and intricately embellished gowns. each piece reflects her dedication to craftsmanship and individuality. the shop also features exclusive designs created specifically for liberty, ensuring that every shopper can find something extraordinary for their holiday wardrobe. “london is my second home, and liberty is the perfect setting to showcase my designs,” doble shared. “i’ve always admired its legacy of creativity and craftsmanship, and i’m thrilled to be part of it this christmas.” a post shared by annie’s ibiza (@anniesibiza) annie doble’s pop up comes at a time when sustainable luxury is gaining momentum. her focus on repurposing vintage fabrics and creating timeless pieces aligns with the growing demand for mindful fashion choices. with the festive season in full swing, her designs offer a dazzling alternative to fast fashion, encouraging shoppers to invest in pieces they’ll treasure for years. fashion lovers can visit annie doble’s liberty pop up until december 24 2024, making it the perfect stop for last minute partywear or a unique christmas gift. located on liberty’s second floor, it’s a must visit for anyone seeking to channel the glamour of kate moss, sienna miller, and more. this holiday season, let annie doble’s designs add a little ibiza magic to your wardrobe. natalie dixon is the founder and editior in chief of luxury fashion, beauty, and lifestyle magazine chic style collective. info@chicstylecollective.com

in ‘get your greens’, an ongoing series in line with earth day, british vogue explores how the industry is advancing towards a greener future. the moment you step into annie’s ibiza, any lingering post lockdown anxiety instantly melts away. the sumptuous, gold velvet lined emporium is brimming with flamboyant handpicked vintage. annie doble’s world holds a profusion of colour, sequins and feathers, all accentuated by the dreamy wildflower window display, and myriad bouquets in vintage vases by ellie hartley flowers that dot every available surface. her new boutique in the heart of soho   a spin off of her infamous original on ibiza itself   has just reopened its doors, after being forced to close around 10 days after launch due to covid. annie doble counts supermodel kate moss as a customer. doble can trace her passion for fashion, and specifically vintage, back to childhood. she says she was five when she first asked her grandmother for a subscription to british vogue, and the weight of the 23 years’ worth of issues she stores in a room over her parents’ kitchen has caused their ceiling to crack. in her early teens, she says, she’d lie awake at night worrying that she wasn’t doing enough to save the planet. it became her biggest drive, and the inspiration behind the first vintage boutique she opened aged just 25. “i’m obsessed with history and love finding the story behind each piece. it’s what excites me.” she started out selling clothes on ebay before moving onto running a vintage stall at spitalfields market aged 17. “every week, my dad used to drive me at 5am to set up my stall. some days i wouldn’t sell a thing, but i kept going for years.” in her early twenties annie discovered ibiza and fell in love with life on the island; eventually setting up shop in the heart of ibiza’s port, where she began making connections and selling her vintage clothes. annie’s ibiza, open all summer on the island, swiftly built up an illustrious clientele, thanks to annie’s eye for one of a kind pieces perfect for a hedonistic night on the white isle. she recalls clients who sailed their yachts to ibiza for the express purpose of visiting her store. “i’d get a call at midnight and pack the whole store to bring on their boat at 3am because a client was leaving the next morning,” she says. annie doble with loyal client kate. paris hilton was one of her biggest early supporters. “there was a big party held by the photographers mert & marcus in ibiza with the theme, “metal mania”. i had to dress a lot of their guests and ensure no one was wearing a similar piece. they all came in a few days earlier and wanted the pieces i’d selected for paris, which was tricky   but [it was] also fun trying to fend them off her selection!” annie only ever buys clothing with her clients in mind. “i offer a very personal shopping experience that doesn’t exist anywhere else.” she says, likening the experience to opening up the doors of her wardrobe and letting her friends shop from it. “when i visit a department store, it feels like being in a clothing supermarket. whereas when you come to annie’s, it feels like you’ve gone back in time   it’s a different way to discover vintage.” annie doble wearing a prized feathered cape from the ’50s. another of her well known clients is kate moss. “when kate visited the ibiza store, she spent six hours shopping and selected pieces that nobody was interested in,” she says. “i had a 1920s black velvet cape with gold embroidery   it had been in the store for four years. i’d waited that long for someone to notice it, and that someone was kate.” there is, however, one piece she refuses to sell   even to kate. a liberace esque embroidered white feathered cape from the ’50s. “kate wanted to buy this piece. i told her, ‘maybe you can borrow it.’ i just couldn’t part with it.” annie describes another precious piece that’s not for sale: a ’50s dress that once belonged to the queen, and was given to one of her ladies in waiting. it’s said that clothing worn by the queen has never knowingly gone on sale   usually labels or other signifiers that could identify her majesty are removed beforehand. this content can also be viewed on the site it originates from. annie recalls a boom in vintage clothing when she first started selling around 10 years ago, but says desire cooled about five years ago. now, she’s witnessing its resurgence. “now more than ever, especially since the pandemic, everyone is slowing down. people realise the importance of buying vintage and not purchasing everything brand new,” she says. “i think it’s amazing that people clocked on to it and realise how special vintage it is.” incorporating and nurturing young talent is another integral part of annie’s sustainability agenda. she’s made space for small, conscious brands like handmade by liv   a line of babydoll dresses handcrafted from antique and vintage fabric by brooklynite liv reinerston   or clio peppiatt’s statement jumpsuits, made exclusively for annie’s from recycled materials. the vintage obsessive is also an ambassador for project zero, which works to protect the oceans, and is supporting its 2021 earth day campaign. it offers consumers the chance to adopt   and put their name to   a unique coordinate in the arctic, indian, pacific or atlantic ocean. supporting the initiative will help efforts to restore the oceans and protect havens for marine wildlife, says annie. “we aim to protect 30 per cent of the oceans by 2030.” more from vogue condé nast britain © 2025 condé nast

(designers) from the nightlife wonderland to london fashion week. annie doble is searching for the right words to define her brand’s style, but she can't quite distill it. “i can't explain it because it's just an instinct for me,” the designer and vintage specialist tells tzr via zoom. annie’s ibiza, doble’s red hot label (don't take our word for it, consider dakota johnson’s recent cosign) deals in bedazzled evening wear, coquette friendly corsetry, and sumptuous, floor length silk slip dresses   a range that doesn’t streamline neatly into a house style. so it’s understandably tough to boil it down to a brief. she eventually lands on “timeless.” perhaps that’s not the word most would use to describe a slinky, glittering spiderweb dress, but maybe if flapper girls had had access to the british designer’s threads, the roaring ’20s would have been sparklier yet. “timeless” is, however, an adjective that tracks when you consider doble’s obsession with vintage pieces, which served as her entry point to working in fashion. she’s relished in discovering and wearing vintage clothes since her teenage years, which she spent selling the garments she had personally sourced in her stall at london’s spitalfields market and on ebay. her road to london fashion week, where she just sent her third in house collection down the runway after debuting last year, is not a traditional one characterized by a central saint martins degree or a lifelong dream to lead her own label. “i never really wanted to be a designer,” she muses. doble left school “pretty early,” she says, around 16 years old, but she wasn’t without direction. she set her sights on new york, where she interned at fashion shows for brands like hervé ledger and zang toi before landing a job as a buyer’s assistant at calvin klein. in her late teens and early 20s, already deep in love with fashion, doble fell in love with ibiza. the island lures a solid number of expats and seasonal residents from all the world over, making for an interesting melange of folks diverse in background   the ideal environment for a brand aimed at bringing gems far and wide together into one space. doble launched her vintage boutique, annie’s ibiza, in 2018, stocking the shop on its namesake sunny isle with her trove of finds and earning fans in high places, like amal clooney and kate moss. she maintains an antique filled abode directly above the flagship boutique, where a bounty of colorful flowers drip down from her balcony to frame the storefront. a second location, on london’s carnaby street, is where she’s based most of the year. doble’s great taste   the common thread throughout the phases of her career in fashion   is something her collaborators saw and cultivated in her, even before she herself recognized it as a calling to design her own personal label. she expanded her store’s offerings from its beginnings as her treasure chest of vintage scores to include co designed collections with clio peppiatt, silvia astore, and richard quinn, among others. after years of selling these collabs alongside her vintage wares, doble was encouraged by peppiatt (whose beaded micro mini dresses have enchanted everyone from the white lotus’s lovable good time girls mia and lucia to taylor swift) to strike out on her own: “[peppiatt] said, ‘annie, you've literally helped me from zero to now, everything we've done together is because of you,’” doble recalls. peppiatt gave her friend and colleague an encouraging push by referring doble to her production manager, who assisted in getting an annie’s in house brand up and running. now, alongside the vintage pieces that first sparked her interest in fashion, doble sells her own designs   which are inspired, of course, by that very vintage archive. making the leap from vintage dealer to the stars to designer felt like a natural progression even though, as she explains, it wasn’t the path she saw herself taking. her broader interest in fashion, though, was one of her earliest defining qualities. “i remember walking past shops and thinking i couldn’t wait to be a woman one day, so i could dress like a woman,” she recalls. “because i knew exactly what i wanted to wear then. my mom told me she could never dress me, i always picked my own clothes.” around the age of six, when most of her peers were spending time with picture books, she pleaded for a vogue subscription. years later, her vast collection of the sartorial bible threatens the architectural integrity of her childhood home: “they're breaking the ceiling in my parents’ house,” she says with a laugh. naturally, such an archival reverence gave way to a fascination with vintage designer pieces. while plenty of designers have an ear to the streets in a constant effort to hone in on what the it girls are gravitating toward these days, doble is that it girl: when we catch up, she’s just touched down from a whirlwind trip across india, where she rang in the new year alongside the likes of dua lipa at the lavish hawa mahal palace. lila moss, the delevigne sisters, and margot robbie are among the brand’s loyal fans; “your clients sort of just become your friends,” doble explains. “when they come in and we’re talking about style, it's such a personal thing. when somebody really understands your style, you have a great bond.” all of this to say, she doesn’t really have to research and define burgeoning aesthetics to court her customer, because at the end of the day, she is one of them: a jet setting fashionista with a packed social calendar in need of party wear as fabulous as she is. because the brand draws so much inspiration from the past, and doble’s start in fashion traces back to a love of vintage pieces, pulling directly from the garments of yesteryear aligns is in strong alignment with the annie’s ibiza ethos. “we use a lot of deadstock fabrics, we don’t produce a lot. i might make only five pieces of one item,” she says, adding that she’s been exploring bringing mushroom fabrics into the fold for future collections. doble is also an ambassador for project zero, which aims to fight the impacts of the climate crisis on the ocean. she’s a free diver in her spare time, and that passion combined with working in an industry notorious for its waste has brought the organization’s cause close to her heart. feeling concerned about the health of the environment seems relevant for any resident of earth these days, but such sustainable values also just makes good sense for a brand like annie’s ibiza; when you’re trying to portray the past faithfully and stylishly, an ornate antique tapestry really does the trick for a great corset. in fact, doble cites her love of nature as one of the overarching inspirations behind her latest collection. several ensembles invoke the same spidery motif that made her a no brainer choice for johnson’s madame web press tour, and one particularly organic looking garment appears right at home among the bushels of flowers lining the runway: a green dress and cape ensemble that mimics a lush, unkempt lawn. “the first collection was like a circus disco: wild, lots of different things going on,” doble says of her inaugural in house line, for which she employed stitching methods from the ottoman empire and counted 1950’s stage costuming as features on the moodboard. these influences, decades and centuries old, mingled together to make for party wear that harkened to the past but was decidedly modern   and fittingly ibiza, with club ready, resplendently beaded mini dresses and ultra sheer gowns that have been trendy as of late. (timeless, indeed.) “but i started designing that [first] collection not as a collection   it was little fun pieces i was playing with and then we put it all together. i'd say this latest one's very concise, like an english summer's garden. like you're in a romantic dream.” featuring a number cobweb thin yet intricately embellished floor grazing gowns, several ensembles incorporating the billowy sleeves of a poet, and of course, her trademark structured corsetry, “dreamy” and “romantic” are both undeniably apt descriptors for the 29 look line. doble had feared her wellspring of ideas might’ve been all dried up after sending her first collections down the runway, but she ended up having to edit the most recent line down as opposed to being stumped for inspiration. “it's so fulfilling and i love it,” she says of her work. “and i've just realized how much i love being creative and designing. it's obviously what i was best at.” it was sort of inevitable, given her great taste and bubbly disposition, that the designer became ensconced within the tastemaking crowd that finds themselves charmed by her offerings. and given the continued expansion of her influence, it seems likely that any similarly vogue obsessed young girl passing by her storefronts these days, forming her own taste around what it means to dress like a woman, might bear her signature sparkle and flair for fun and freedom in mind.

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the first comprehensive collection of the letters of one of the most successful american songwriters of the twentieth ce 546 47 60mb english pages 672 [693] year 2019 report dmca / copyright download file the first comprehensive collection of the letters of one of the most successful american songwriters of the twentieth ce 461 89 9mb read more the first comprehensive collection of the letters of one of the most successful american songwriters of the twentieth ce 650 110 62mb read more 417 55 3mb read more when paris sizzled vividly portrays the city of light during the fabulous 1920s, les annees folles, when parisians emerg 513 130 26mb read more 104 35 437kb read more 233 66 93mb read more during a life that spanned ninety years, katherine anne porter (1890 1980) witnessed dramatic and intensely debated chan 926 35 6mb read more measuring the mosaic is a comprehensive intellectual biography of john porter (1921 1979), author of the vertical mosaic 290 90 2mb read more queridos compañeros: por fin un libro que habla de nosotros, de nuestros problemas, en el cual nosotros, los escolares, 732 99 1mb read more 1,289 91 4mb read more table of contents : cover pagepraisetitle pagecopyright pagecontentsplatesprefaceacknowledgementschapter one from peru, indiana, to broadway, 1891 1919chapter two cole porter in europe, 1918 1928chapter three porter’s return to the united states, 1928 1937chapter four settled   and injured   in new york, 1937 1944chapter five a porter biopic and two flops, 1945 1947chapter six kiss me, kate, 1948chapter seven from kiss me, kate to out of this world, 1949 1950chapter eight from limbo to the writing of can can, 1951 1952chapter nine two last broadway hits, cancan and silk stockings, 1953 1954chapter ten porter’s last musicals, 1955 1957chapter eleven the final years, 1958 1964endnotesselected bibliographyindex michael browner [email protected] address: be the first to receive exclusive offers and the latest news on our products and services directly in your inbox.
the ultimate fashion and beauty guide chic style collective affordable luxury fashion, beauty & lifestyle magazine chic style collective affordable luxury fashion, beauty & lifestyle magazine london’s fashionistas have a new reason to rejoice this festive season as annie doble, the creative force behind cult favourite label annie’s ibiza, unveils her exclusive pop up shop at liberty london. open until december 24, the pop up is a treasure trove of dazzling partywear, offering shoppers the chance to embrace the quintessential glamour that has made her designs a celebrity staple. annie doble launched annie’s ibiza in 2018, quickly cementing herself as one of the most sought after designers for statement party pieces. her designs effortlessly blend boldness with sophistication, making them a perfect choice for those who want to stand out while staying chic. known for her unique ability to source rare vintage fabrics and reinvent them into modern masterpieces, doble has a loyal following among the fashion elite. her flagship boutique in ibiza has become a destination for style savvy shoppers, offering a mix of one of a kind designs and carefully curated vintage pieces. with this liberty collaboration, doble brings her signature charm and vibrant aesthetic to the heart of london during the city’s peak party season. a post shared by liberty london (@libertylondon) annie doble’s creations have graced some of the world’s most glamorous women. the telegraph reported icons kate moss and sienna miller are avid fans of the effortless bohemian style designs, often turning to her for show stopping party looks. other high profile admirers include taylor swift and rita ora, who has been spotted in annie’s ibiza pieces on stage and at events, as well as cara delevingne and poppy delevingne, known for her edgy yet elegant red carpet ensembles. a post shared by annie’s ibiza (@anniesibiza) housed in the iconic liberty london, the pop up showcases a curated selection of doble’s latest designs, including sparkling mini dresses, bold feathered pieces, and intricately embellished gowns. each piece reflects her dedication to craftsmanship and individuality. the shop also features exclusive designs created specifically for liberty, ensuring that every shopper can find something extraordinary for their holiday wardrobe. “london is my second home, and liberty is the perfect setting to showcase my designs,” doble shared. “i’ve always admired its legacy of creativity and craftsmanship, and i’m thrilled to be part of it this christmas.” a post shared by annie’s ibiza (@anniesibiza) annie doble’s pop up comes at a time when sustainable luxury is gaining momentum. her focus on repurposing vintage fabrics and creating timeless pieces aligns with the growing demand for mindful fashion choices. with the festive season in full swing, her designs offer a dazzling alternative to fast fashion, encouraging shoppers to invest in pieces they’ll treasure for years. fashion lovers can visit annie doble’s liberty pop up until december 24 2024, making it the perfect stop for last minute partywear or a unique christmas gift. located on liberty’s second floor, it’s a must visit for anyone seeking to channel the glamour of kate moss, sienna miller, and more.