FLY JET NEWS FASHION. Haute Couture Week has just ended in Paris, providing a golden opportunity for exclusive Maisons to present their latest 2023 collections. Two LVMH houses, Dior and Fendi, presented their new creations at the week-long event. Review of Dior Haute Couture show. At the heart of the work of Ukrainian artist Olesya Trofimenko is the tree of life, which became the starting point for the Dior Fall/Winter 2023 Haute Couture collection, created by the artistic director of the House, Maria Grazia Chiuri. This Dior collection consists of a series of pieces inspired by folklore. A concept that makes it easy to invest in several models thanks to the abundance of embroidery done in cotton threads, silk and rope. Shades of beige in some cases are complemented by black or blue. Embroidery is done on cotton fabrics, woolen crepe, silk and cashmere. Dresses are decorated with lace and guipure of bronze and black colors. For long and light dresses, following the lines of the body in a virtuoso play of outfits, silk chiffon was chosen. Wide trench coats made of silk or cotton with embroidery complement long dresses. Thus, Maria Grazia Chiuri perceives fashion through the filter of art, exploring the territory of tradition. In this space of reflection that is the Atelier, materials and silhouettes take shape, permeated by the social reality in which we live. Fendi. For the Fendi fall/winter collection, Kim Jones, art director of the couture and womens collections, created a dialogue between Kyoto, Paris and Rome. When creating it, he used interesting parallels between East and West, male and female, natural and artificial, as well as between tradition and modernity. Floral motifs on the asymmetric dresses are reminiscent of Japanese Kata Yuzens hand-painting technique, while dresses embellished with sparkling crystals express the spirit of Paris. This feeling of French Japonism is set off by the Italian approach to tailleur. References to the menswear tradition can be found in Vicuna suits and cognac-coloured calfskin pieces. Kim Jones bridges the past, present and future of the Roman haute couture house in these exquisitely elegant new designs. Loro Piana. CashDenim by Loro Piana, a fusion of denim and cashmere.In its womens fall-winter 2023 collection, the House introduced CashDenim, a denim and cashmere fusion. Created as the result of a unique exchange of knowledge between Piedmontese artisans Loro Piana and Japanese denim experts, this fabric reflects the spirit of the creative union of two cultures, aimed at the search for perfection. Renowned for its work with rare and precious materials, the Italian House draws on both the tradition of previous generations and cutting-edge technology to create products of unrivaled quality. A striking result of this approach is the CashDenim jeans and jacket from this seasons collection. Intentionally simple pieces created with one goal in mind to give everyday wear the unrivaled luxury that characterizes Loro Piana. As the name suggests, CashDenim is a combination of 60% denim and 40% cashmere. To achieve this delicate combination, craftsmen can work very slowly on the fabric on vintage looms that are rarely used in todays textile mills. Craftsmen with this experience work in the province of Bingo (Japan) - a place that is a symbol of this authentic Japanese technology. With this innovative material, Loro Piana, always striving for perfection, transcends the boundaries of old Japanese tradition and modern Italian innovation. Since its founding in 1959 in Argentina House CHANDON has consistently produced excellent sparkling wines with a unique taste. Always striving to go beyond, in the 60 years of its existence, the House has spread its presence around the world, and now the sun never sets on its domains. CHANDON recently unveiled its latest creation, the Garden Spritz, hailing from exotic lands and dressed in elegant new attire from a brand that has been innovating for over 60 years. Refined and original, simple and intriguing, the CHANDON Garden Spritz blend combines CHANDON sparkling wine with a delicious liquor, the recipe of which is kept secret. House winemakers created it on the basis of natural extracts from orange peels, herbs and spices, without adding any artificial colors and flavors. A unique alcoholic drink in the best traditions of spritz cocktails. The main ingredient of CHANDON Garden Spritz is sparkling wine CHANDON Brut, produced by a team of winemakers and winegrowers in the Argentinean province of Mendoza in the foothills of the Andes. For this wine grape varieties used are Chardonnay, Pinot Noir and Semillon, growing at an altitude of more than 1000 meters. Here, the terroir and climate naturally contribute to the fact that this unique sparkling wine has such a fresh, mature aroma with good acidity. A savory bitter taste is obtained by natural soaking of orange peels, fresh aromatic herbs and spices. The secret lies in the use of a special variety of Valencia oranges, which has a unique balance of sour and sweet taste. These oranges are grown without the use of pesticides and are handpicked on a family farm in the province of Entre Rios in northeastern Argentina. Oranges are harvested as carefully as grapes to determine the optimum time for picking and to produce the most elegant flavor. Orange peels are slowly dried and then soaked in grappa with the addition of fresh peels and zest. The sun-infused elixir will reveal its unique freshness when you add a few ice cubes, a slice of dried orange and a sprig of rosemary to the glass. True to its traditions and respectful of the soil, CHANDON cares about the preservation of its terroirs and crops, applying the principles of sustainable development in viticulture. In particular, this includes the hand-picking of oranges and grapes, as well as cooperation with partners practicing sustainable agriculture. CHANDON strives for perfection in everything the wine is left to mature for at least six months before the infused liquor is added to it. Herbs and spices are soaked for six weeks to six months, depending on their type. The bitter notes of orange are paired with fragrant notes of Argentinean and Brazilian herbs, as well as warm and woody notes from spices from India, Central America and Madagascar. Wine CHANDON Garden Spritz has a delicious natural taste. It is certified free of any artificial colors and flavors, and the oranges used in it are grown without the use of pesticides. Moreover, five tons of waste - orange seeds, peels and zest - are used as compost in the CHANDON vineyards.