For their ‘Style to Savour’ campaign, the British department store looks to food and fashion—an area I like to call foodshion—, and draws parallels between the two. After all, is a dusty pink Ladurée macaron not as beautiful as a S/S 2012 Louis Vuitton broderie anglaise dress in the same shade?
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In my eyes—and in Sophie’s also, I think—food and fashion are equally amazing, and can be art forms in their own right. Just as the goal of any artist is to perfect his art, be this man a couturier or a pâtissier, Harrods’ goal is to perfect their art of being experts in the finer things in life.
I’ve never been to Harrods, nor have I ever set foot in London, but with such beautiful campaign imagery and such a well-rounded range of goods, I’m finding it very hard to resist stowing myself away in someone’s luggage and boarding a plane headed straight for the mother country. And I’d do so simply to put on an expensive dress and eat macarons, without a care in the world. I might add that my being a male would make that last part quite an unusual image.
-Today's guest post was written by Nusardel of Mint Maison, a journal-format blog about men's fashion and lifestyle.
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