Pour celles et ceux qui veulent aller plus loin dans les coulisses de notre réflexion, il y a aussi Celinescape.

Un espace éditorial personnel signé Céline Velluet – Founder & Creative Director de l’agence Wili. Une exploration du style comme langage identitaire, entre esthétique, narration et pensée visuelle.

C’est un hommage aux esprits créatifs — de Sottsass à Elsa Peretti.

Celinescape invite à explorer — beyond fashion, into creative essence.

Icons of Style Beyond Fashion: Ettore Sottsass
Breaking Rules in Technicolor

Picture This: Richard Avedon
The Photographer Who Made the World Look Twice

Not so Basic: The Suit
A personal love affair

Why Japanese Designers Keep Me Coming Back for More
A Lifelong Fascination

Icons of Style Beyond Fashion: Elsa Peretti
Before Bone Cuffs Went Viral

Not So Basic: The Leather Jacket
Rebellion, memory, and the scent of 90s cool.

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I didn’t know her name. But I remember the feeling. A blurry photo in a magazine—probably Yohji Yamamoto or Issey Miyake. It was soft, strange, full of shadow. Unlike anything I’d seen before. I didn’t know that light could fe
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Kelly McGillis in Top Gun. Brad & Gwyneth. Kate & Johnny. Winona Ryder, Demi Moore, Cindy Crawford, leather on their shoulders. In the 90s, everyone had one. The leather jacket wasn’t a look. It was a mood. 🔗 Read more in the article
Avedon didn’t just shoot fashion—he turned it into performance. His images pulsed with life, drama, and movement. From Dovima with Elephants (1955) to Kate Moss for Versace (1993) to Małgosia Bela for Dior (2000), his work redefined what
Recently at Vitra Design Museum and Fondation Beyeler, I was energized by visionaries like Tadao Ando, Zaha Hadid, Jean Prouvé, and especially Ettore Sottsass. Sottsass deeply connects with my personal story through iconic objects like the Val
Dior’s Pre-Fall 2024 collection takes the classic white shirt and refines it with modern twists—sharp collars, unexpected structures, and a bold reinterpretation of a timeless staple. Proof that even the classics can still surprise. 🔗 R
MJ in that red jacket from Beat It. Vanessa in leather and her 501s. And Madonna, Desperately Seeking Susan era. In the 90s, they made the leather jacket feel like the most natural thing in the world. Not loud. Just cool. I remember being 15, walkin
Françoise Hardy and the art of effortless chic. The white shirt, sleeves rolled up—a signature of her Parisian nonchalance. Some clothes are simply worn, but the white shirt is lived in, becoming part of an identity. Explore how style ic
Long before Bone Cuffs were everywhere, I was already in awe. Not for the shine or status—but for their presence. Elsa Peretti didn’t follow trends. She captured essence. From scorpions to bean pods, her inspiration came from life itself
Some clothes feel like they’re whispering a story. That’s how Mame Kurogouchi’s work feels—intimate, poetic, and rooted in Japanese heritage. Every piece is a tribute to tradition, crafted with love by local artisans, yet com
Before it was iconic, the leather jacket was practical: made for pilots, built for survival. Then came Hollywood—Brando and Dean, angst and masculinity stitched into every seam. And by the time Elvis took the stage in his, the leather jacket h
Seamless. Sculptural. Sustainable. That’s CFCL in three words—and honestly, that’s all it took to get my attention. Founded by Yusuke Takahashi (yes, he worked with Issey Miyake), CFCL turns knitwear into architecture with 3D-progr
Elsa Peretti saw beauty in the everyday. A raindrop. A flea-market bottle. A scorpion near her garden in Sant Martí Vell. Her designs weren’t decorative—they were elemental. Global, spiritual, instinctive. Even now, fifty years a
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