My dear fashionista, as well as fans who suddenly became fans of my fashion stories, welcome to another fashion story of Mrs. Mom on the Mr.M blog! I have to admit that I haven’t been there for a long time because we haven’t seen each other since December 2025 and I take occasional breaks, but rest assured that I really need them. You know that I have been sharing my fashion adventures with you for years with great love and passion, with a firmly rooted charm of classic elegance, but after everything that happened to me after plastic surgery, I have my ups and downs. Today’s star of this fashion story will be this amazing Fendi mink fur coat.

Some cities create stories of their own, and there are outfits that do the same. When these two worlds come together, a style story emerges that goes beyond fashion and becomes a personal stamp. I recorded just such a moment during a winter day in Berlin, a city that has always been able to balance between the avant-garde and the classic, and yet so between the rebellious and the restrained. In that contrast, I found the perfect place to photograph my outfit, which combines the Italian tradition of fur processing, French mastery in shoe design, Japanese precision in jewellery making and that special understated elegance that only comes with mature taste.

Ružica Rose Tadić, known as Mrs. Mom on Mr.M by Marko Tadić blog, walking at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin wearing a Fendi brown mink jacket with horizontal stripe pattern, Fendi black leather pants, Max Mara beige cashmere turtleneck, Roger Vivier crystal-embellished black leather loafers, and carrying a Chanel 25 large black caviar leather handbag with gold chain.
Detail shot of Roger Vivier embellished leather loafers in black with oversized crystal chain hardware, made in Italy, paired with rolled-cuff Fendi leather pants, photographed on cobblestone pavement in Berlin as part of Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić’s winter editorial.

FENDI MINK COAT: ROMAN HERITAGE IN EVERY SEAM

When we think of fur in the world of high fashion, Fendi is the name that comes to mind before all others. This Roman fashion house began its story back in 1918, when Adele Casagrande opened a small workshop for leather goods and furs in the heart of the eternal city. After her wedding to Edoardo Fendi in 1925, the workshop grew into a boutique that became a favorite destination for Roman women seeking luxury. Five daughters continued the family tradition, and the real turning point came in 1965, when the young Karl Lagerfeld took over the creative leadership and transformed Fendi into a world-famous fashion house.

It is interesting that Lagerfeld is the author of the famous double F logo, which was created as an abbreviation for “Fun Furs”. That logo, as the designer claimed, was created in less than five seconds, and will be remembered forever. Before Lagerfeld’s arrival, fur was synonymous with heavy, impractical coats. He changed the rules of the game, turning fur into something contemporary, light and a playful detail on bags, cuffs and collars.

Full-length autumn outfit photo of Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić in a Fendi mink fur jacket and Fendi leather trousers, styled with a Tasaki pearl necklace with gold diamond clasp, walking on cobblestones at Potsdamer Platz Berlin with autumn foliage in the background.

My Fendi fur coat with a horizontal striped motif embodies exactly that philosophy. It is a short jacket with a perfect cut, in warm brown tones that intertwine like layers of chocolate. Mink fur is extremely soft to the touch, with a shine that takes on a special dimension under Berlin’s autumn light. The design is both sumptuous and restrained, dramatic enough to attract the eye, but never pretentious. The interior is lined with silk, and every detail reveals the hand finishing that is the trademark of the Fendi atelier in Rome.

It is worth noting that in 2015, Fendi celebrated half a century of Lagerfeld’s work for the house with a spectacular haute couture show, called “Haute Fourrure”. The show featured a million-euro sable coat, cementing Fendi’s position as the unsurpassed master of fur in the fashion world. Although Lagerfeld left this world in 2019, his spirit lives on in every Fendi piece. Today, under the creative direction of Kim Jones, the house continues to nurture this tradition, balancing respect for the archive with a fresh, contemporary approach.

Portrait of Ružica Rose Tadić Mrs. Mom wearing a Fendi brown mink jacket with horizontal fur stripe design over a Max Mara beige cashmere turtleneck, accessorized with a Tasaki pearl necklace with gold and diamond clasp, photographed at Potsdamer Platz Berlin.

FENDI LEATHER PANTS: THE PERFECTION OF ITALIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP

With the fur coat, I chose Fendi leather pants in black, the cut of which speaks the language of sophisticated femininity. What sets these pants apart from others are the vertical seams that run the length of the legs, giving them structure and ease of movement at the same time. The cut is elegantly relaxed, wide enough not to constrict, yet defined enough to follow the body line with respect for proportions.

The leather that Fendi uses for these pants has a special texture, it is soft like fabric, but retains that characteristic, almost glossy finish that quality leather possesses. They are also given a contemporary treatment, and the curved edges at the bottom of the legs bring a relaxed touch that perfectly balances the formality of the rest of the outfit. It is precisely this combination of luxurious material with unobtrusively casual details that makes the Fendi approach recognisable.

Street style editorial of Ružica Rose Tadić Mrs. Mom wearing a luxury autumn outfit featuring Fendi mink jacket, Fendi black leather pants, Max Mara cashmere knit, Roger Vivier loafers, and Chanel 25 handbag, photographed in Berlin Germany.
Detail shot of Fendi black leather pants with vertical seam stitching and rolled cuffs, paired with Roger Vivier black leather loafers featuring crystal-embellished chain link hardware, worn by Ružica Rose Tadić Mrs. Mom on Berlin cobblestones.

Fendi has always paid special attention to leather as a material. After all, the company started as a workshop for leather products, and that expertise has been passed down from generation to generation for more than a century. In the Fendi atelier, each piece goes through multiple stages of hand-crafting, which ensures that the end product is nothing short of flawless.

Combined with a suede fur coat, the leather pants create a visual dialogue between the two materials that are at the very heart of the Fendi identity. Fur and leather, that is the story that has been going on since the first day of the existence of this Roman house. When you wear them together, you feel that connection with a tradition that stretches back more than a century. I especially like how the tones coordinate, the dark leather of the pants accentuates the warmth of the brown shades of the fur, while the vertical seams on the pants visually elongate the silhouette and create a slimline effect that flatters every figure, especially us women in our prime.

MAX MARA CASHMERE ROLLER: QUIET LUXURY FROM REGGIO EMILIA

Beneath the Fendi fur coat, my skin enjoys the softness of a Max Mara pure cashmere turtleneck, in a beautiful dirty beige – drape color that perfectly harmonises with the tones of the fur. The Max Mara roll top model Meana is the embodiment of everything that this Italian house stands for, namely clean lines, the use of premium materials and the beauty of timeless design. Cashmere is thin but extremely warm, with that silky softness that you feel with every movement.

Max Mara was founded in 1951 in Reggio Emilia, when Achille Maramotti decided to combine the high art of tailoring with industrial production. It was a visionary move, believing that the future of fashion lies in quality ready-to-wear available to a wider range of women, he created a brand that would become synonymous with Italian style. His great-grandmother, Marina Rinaldi, ran a distinguished tailor’s atelier in the same town since 1850, which means that craftsmanship in the Maramotti family has been passed down through the generations.

Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić from Mr.M by Marko Tadić fashion blog in a head-to-toe luxury look with Fendi brown striped mink fur jacket, black leather Fendi trousers with vertical seam detailing, and a black Chanel 25 caviar bag, walking through autumn Berlin.

OUTFIT

Fur Coat: Fendi

Pearl Necklace: TASAKI

Earrings: Vintage from personal collection

Purse: Chanel

Turtleneck Sweater: Max Mara

Leather Trousers: Fendi

Loafers: Roger Vivier

Close-up half-body shot of Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić in a Fendi mink fur jacket and Max Mara cashmere knit, with vintage pearl earrings and Tasaki baroque pearl necklace, autumn Berlin cityscape in soft focus behind her.

One of the most interesting facts about the Max Mara brand is that the company owns a library of more than six thousand books dedicated to fashion, including more than two thousand rare magazines from the early twentieth century. There is also an archive with over twenty thousand ready-made garments, six hundred original sketches and three hundred boxes of fabric samples. Such dedication to history and detail is what makes each of their pieces special.

A beige turtleneck is one of those pieces that never go out of style. She is the foundation of this outfit, always neutral, but never boring. It catches the light beautifully, and its warm tone creates a bridge between the darker fur and the leather pants. In combination with the Fendi jacket, the cashmere roll brings a dimension of softness and warmth that makes the whole visually balanced and tactilely irresistible.

Interestingly, Max Mara has collaborated with some of the biggest names in fashion design throughout its history, including Karl Lagerfeld and Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. However, unlike most fashion houses, Max Mara traditionally does not reveal the names of the designers who work on the collections. That decision says a lot about the philosophy of the brand, the focus is always on the product and not on the creative director’s ego. Ian Griffiths, who has been creative director for decades, once said that Max Mara creates quality in symbiosis with reality, and that thought perfectly describes this roll, which is as beautiful as it is functional.

Elegant autumn fashion editorial at Potsdamer Platz Berlin featuring Ružica Rose Tadić also known as Mrs. Mom, wearing Fendi mink and organza jacket in chocolate brown tones, Fendi leather pants, Max Mara Meana turtleneck, Roger Vivier embellished loafers, Chanel 25 bag, and Tasaki pearl jewelry.
Roger Vivier black loafers with signature crystal chain buckle decoration, featuring a round toe silhouette and Italian leather craftsmanship, styled with Fendi black leather trousers by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić from Mr.M by Marko Tadić blog, autumn Berlin shoot.

ROGER VIVIER LOAFERS: PARISIAN CHIC FOR EVERY WALK

For shoes, I chose something that perfectly completes this outfit, namely these Roger Vivier moccasins made of black leather with recognizable decorative details made of Swarovski crystals. These are moccasins decorated with metal and crystals in the form of interconnected links, which gives them a sophisticated but at the same time elegant and refined tone. The rounded top, leather interior and sole, and handmade in Italy make them a true example of French elegance realized through Italian craftsmanship.

Roger Vivier is a brand with an extraordinary history. It was founded in 1937 in Paris, when Roger Vivier opened his first store at 22 Rue Royale. This designer, born in 1907, studied sculpture at the Paris School of Fine Arts, and then devoted himself to the craft of shoemaking. His works have been referred to by critics as the “Fabergé of Shoes”, which speaks volumes for the level of artistry he put into each pair of shoes.

Fashion blogger Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić from Mr.M by Marko Tadić styled in a Fendi brown horizontal stripe mink jacket layered over Max Mara Meana beige cashmere turtleneck, with pearl jewelry by Tasaki, standing at Potsdamer Platz in Berlin during winter.
Roger Vivier black loafers with signature crystal chain buckle decoration, featuring a round toe silhouette and Italian leather craftsmanship, styled with Fendi black leather trousers by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić from Mr.M by Marko Tadić blog, autumn Berlin shoot.
Shoe detail of Roger Vivier loafers in black leather with decorative silver-tone crystal chain links across the front, paired with Fendi black leather pants with turned-up cuffs, photographed on Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz cobblestones, styled by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić for her fashion blog Mr.M by Marko Tadić.

Vivier’s greatest legacy is the invention of the modern heel in 1954, which changed the silhouette of women’s fashion forever. He used a thin steel bar to create that elegant, high and thin heel that became a symbol of femininity in the fifties and sixties. In addition, he also designed the famous Belle Vivier pumps, shoes with a large chrome buckle that became an absolute hit after Catherine Deneuve wore them in the movie “Beauty of the Day” in 1967. Vivier also designed the shoes for Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation in 1953.

During his lifetime, Vivier designed more than twenty different heel shapes, including the famous comma-shaped “virgule” heel. Today, the brand is led by creative director Gerardo Felloni, who has been bringing his playful and decorative energy since 2018, while preserving the spirit of the founder. My Crystal Buckle Loafers are a perfect example of that heritage, functional for a city walk on the cobblestones of Berlin, but carrying within them the same play of light and texture that made Vivier unique.

CHANEL 25 BAG: THE NEW CHANEL CLASSIC

On my shoulder I carry a large Chanel 25 bag in black, made of grained calf caviar leather with details in gold metal. This bag is the new icon of the house of Chanel, first presented at the spring-summer show for 2025, where it took the center stage of the collection dedicated to freedom of movement and casual elegance.

The name of the bag follows the tradition of naming it after the year of creation, before it there were Chanel 19 and Chanel 22. What makes Chanel 25 special is its ability to reconcile structuredness with chic relaxation. The shape is reminiscent of the hobo style, but it is far from messy. Functional side pockets, elegant chain detailing that runs along the bag and that special softness of the grained calf leather make it perfect for everyday use, without ever losing the aura of luxury.

The house of Chanel has always had a gift for creating bags that become cultural phenomena. From the classic 2.55 model designed by Coco Chanel in 1955, until today, each new bag carries the house’s historical hallmarks such as chain, stitched motifs and that recognizable combination of elegance and functionality. My black Chanel 25 in caviar leather with gold hardware perfectly complements the Fendi coat and trousers, creating an ideal bridge between Italian and French fashion traditions.

The quality of the caviar leather used for this bag is especially worth noting. Caviar leather is actually grained calfskin that is extremely resistant to scratches and everyday wear and tear, making it ideal for a bag that is worn every day. The gold metallic pieces add warmth to the whole combination and match nicely with the gold details on the Tasaki necklace and earrings. This bag is not just an accessory, it is a style statement that says that its owner understands fashion, appreciates quality and does not chase passing trends but invests in memorable pieces.

TASAKI PEARL NECKLACE: JAPANESE PRECISION IN EVERY PEARL

Around my neck I wear a Tasaki necklace of real pearls with a gold clasp, a piece that draws attention with its understated sophistication. The pearls are of unequal shapes, which speaks of their natural origin, and between them there are small golden details that give the whole a modern character. The central clasp in the form of an elongated oval with a diamond accent is just the detail that transforms the necklace from classic to extraordinary.

Elegant portrait of Ružica Rose Tadić known as Mrs. Mom on the Mr.M fashion blog, showcasing a Fendi mink jacket in warm brown tones and a Max Mara pure cashmere turtleneck in beige, paired with a Tasaki pearl necklace featuring a gold oval clasp set with diamonds.
Close-up detail of a Tasaki pearl necklace with baroque freshwater pearls, small gold bead spacers, and an elongated oval gold carabiner clasp set with pavé diamonds, worn over a Max Mara beige cashmere turtleneck by Ružica Rose Tadić Mrs. Mom.

Tasaki is a Japanese jewelry brand founded in 1954, when Shunsaku Tasaki started pearl farming in Kobe, on the coast of Osaka Bay. He specializes in Akoya pearls, which are prized worldwide for their silky luster and delicate colors. Today, Tasaki operates its own pearl farms in Japan in the Kujuukushima Archipelago in Saikai National Park and Ise-Shima National Park, as well as in the Andaman Sea. It is the only Japanese jewelry brand that owns its own pearl farms, which allows them to have full quality control from the very beginning of the process.

What particularly fascinates me about Tasaki is their pearl selection process. At the company’s headquarters in Kobe, between five and six thousand pearls are inspected and graded daily, according to six strict criteria of color, shape, size, surface, luster and nacre thickness. Professionals in this business must undergo five years of training before they can start working independently, while a full decade is required for master status. This level of dedication to the craft is simply amazing.

Tasaki pearl necklace detail showing natural irregular-shaped white pearls with gold accents and a modern gold clasp embellished with diamonds, photographed on a Max Mara Meana cashmere turtleneck in beige, styled by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić for Mr.M by Marko Tadić blog.

VINTAGE EARRINGS: WHEN JEWELRY CARRIES A PERSONAL STORY

On my ears I wear earrings with real pearls on a gold base decorated with small crystals, which have been part of my personal collection for more than fifteen years. There is something special about jewelry that accompanies you through different stages of life, it becomes more than an accessory, it becomes a part of identity. These earrings, with their warm golden tone and central pearl that catches the light perfectly, bring a personal dimension to any combination.

Pearls have always symbolized eternal elegance. Unlike diamonds, which are created in the heart of the Earth, pearls come from the sea, they are the only precious stone created by a living organism. It is this organic connection with nature that makes them particularly attractive. Wearing vintage jewelry next to contemporary pieces, like the Tasaki necklace, creates an interesting connection between past and present, between memories and new chapters of life.

Detail shot of a vintage pearl earring featuring a real pearl center framed by a spiral gold setting with crystal accents, worn by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić alongside the Max Mara cashmere turtleneck collar, photographed in Berlin.

Gold earrings, with tiny crystals set in a shape reminiscent of a flower or a creative swirl, frame the pearl in a way that emphasizes its brilliance and perfection of form. This type of earring is timeless, I could wear it with an evening dress just as naturally as with a daytime outfit like this. Quality jewelry has the power to adapt to context without ever losing its essence. This is the reason why I believe in the philosophy of less but more value, instead of a dozen trendy modern pieces that will be forgotten in a year, it is better to have a few exceptional ones that will accompany you through life.

BERLIN AS A FASHION CITY OF CONTRASTS

The choice of Berlin as the background for this outfit is not accidental. This city has always been a crossroads of cultures, a place where East meets West, past and future. This is the city where my children live and a place that I am always happy to return to. Once the busiest crossroads in Europe, then devastated by war and division, it was finally reborn as a symbol of unification and modernization. The modern architecture of Renzo Piano and Helmut Jahn that surrounds the square provides a sophisticated urban setting for fashion photography.

Berlin is also a city that plays an increasingly important role in the world of fashion. The Berlin Fashion Weekend, which takes place right around Potsdamer Platz, attracts more and more international designers and audiences. The city is known for its unique fashion culture that values ​​individuality and authenticity above all else. That’s why this city seemed like an ideal choice for photographing a combination that combines high fashion with personal expression.

It is not out of place to mention that Berlin also owns KaDeWe, a legendary department store founded in 1907, which with its sixty thousand square meters of sales space is the largest department store on the European continent. The Kurfürstendamm boulevard offers boutiques of world brands from Chanel to Louis Vuitton, and the Potsdamer Strasse, home to concept stores such as Andreas Murkudis, has become the epicenter of Berlin’s fashion design.

There is something special about fashion photography in this very place. Berlin is not Paris and it doesn’t try to be. It has its own character, more decisive and direct, but it is precisely this honesty that makes it the perfect frame for fashion that does not need to hide behind the scenes. Instead of fashion adapting to the city, here the city and fashion are understood as equal partners, each brings something of its own, and together they create something completely new.

THE ART OF ELEGANT LAYERED DRESSING

What makes this combination successful is the carefully considered relationship between textures, colors and proportions. The soft warmth of the cashmere plays with the lustrous smoothness of the leather, while the sumptuous fullness of the fur balances the austerity of the black trousers. The moccasins bring a touch of casualness that keeps the ensemble from feeling too formal, and the pearl necklace with gold detailing adds that special touch of shine without being aggressive.

Coloristically, everything is thought out to the last detail. The warm brown fur pairs ideally with the beige cashmere, while the black color of the trousers, bag and moccasins creates a solid foundation on which the lighter tones stand out. Gold accents on the Tasaki necklace, earrings and Chanel bag add warm accent notes that connect the top and bottom of the outfit into one perfect whole.

This approach to dressing is based on the philosophy of investment pieces. Each of these items was chosen because it transcends passing trends. The Fendi fur coat is a timeless piece worn for decades. The Max Mara cashmere roll is the foundation of a wardrobe accessory for every season. Roger Vivier moccasins are a delight to the level of a work of art in the world of footwear. And a Chanel bag, especially in the classic black variety, will one day be an heirloom that is passed down.

STYLE TIPS FOR WEARING FUR

Fur is a material that requires careful fitting into the rest of the wardrobe in order not to appear anachronistic or pretentious. The key is balance, if the top is dramatic, the bottom should be more subdued. That’s exactly why I chose leather pants that are elegant but unobtrusive, and flat moccasins instead of high heels with this gorgeous Fendi fur coat.

The modern woman wears fur with a confidence that comes from knowing the value of what she owns. This means choosing pieces that are made at the highest level of craftsmanship, from houses with a long tradition like Fendi. A shorter jacket length, like the one I’m wearing, is much easier to style than a classic long coat. It works just as well with trousers as it does with a dress or skirt, making it an extremely versatile piece.

Finally, the most important piece of advice I can give is that every piece of clothing should tell a story. We don’t just carry fabric or leather, we carry decades of craft traditions, creative visions and cultural heritage. When I put on this Fendi fur coat, I don’t just put on fur, I put on a story that begins in a Roman workshop in 1918. When I put on a Roger Vivier moccasin, I’m standing on a foundation laid by the man who designed the Queen’s coronation shoes. This awareness of the value of what we wear makes elegance sincere.

ELEGANCE THAT TRANSCEEDS TIME AND BOUNDARIES

As I walked the streets of Berlin that winter Sunday afternoon, I realized something we know intuitively but rarely say out loud. True luxury is not in logos or prices, it is hidden in a true understanding of quality, in respect for craftsmanship and in the ability to recognize beauty in every detail. This outfit, from a Fendi mink fur coat and leather pants, to a Max Mara cashmere roll, to Roger Vivier moccasins, a Chanel 25 bag and a Tasaki pearl necklace, represents exactly that, a fusion of different cultures, traditions and stories united in one vision of elegance.

Each of these brands carries a decade-long, even century-long legacy of artisanal excellence. Fendi from Rome brings the mastery of fur and leather processing that dates back to 1918. Max Mara from Reggio Emilia represents more than seven decades of Italian willingness to make fashion accessible without compromising on quality. Paris-based Roger Vivier carries the spirit of sculpture into shoemaking, with a legacy that includes designing the coronation shoes for the British Queen. Chanel, the timeless fashion house from Rue Cambon, continues to redefine what it means to be elegant in the modern world. And Tasaki from Japan, with its own pearl farms and seventy years of experience, reminds us that true beauty arises where nature and human skill meet.

My advice to everyone who loves fashion and style, invest in pieces that are timeless, choose quality over quantity and never underestimate the power of a perfectly chosen fashion combination to pull the first note of a beautiful winter day. Let each piece in your wardrobe tell a story, let it carry a decades-long tradition of craftsmanship and let it remind you that elegance is not a matter of age, but an attitude towards life and yourself.

Let this post inspire you to think about your wardrobe, not as a collection of things but as a curated gallery of pieces that speak to you, your values, your story. May it inspire you to invest in quality, appreciate craftsmanship and wear what you love with the confidence that comes from a deep understanding of value

Special note:
All photographs in today’s post have been carefully edited in accordance with the aesthetics and professional guidelines of fashion photography, as well as the expectations of the blog’s partners and readers. In a previous period, I underwent Deep Plane Face and Neck lifting procedures abroad. Unfortunately, the outcome did not meet standard medical expectations and resulted in certain aesthetic and health-related consequences. My experience and personal perspective regarding these procedures are described in more detail in a separate article, prepared in consultation with my legal advisors, which is available at the following LINK. The content shared reflects my personal experience and opinion only and is intended for informational purposes, without the intention to harm or defame any individual or institution.

Best regards,
Rose

Fendi brown mink and organza jacket with horizontal stripe pattern in warm chocolate tones, short length with wide lapels, silk lining, and Italian artisan craftsmanship, worn by Mrs. Mom Ružica Rose Tadić during autumn in Berlin for Mr.M by Marko Tadić fashion blog.

This post is sponsored by FendiRoger Vivien and Max Mara brands. This post is my personal and honest review of their products.

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Catherine
Catherine
1 month ago

Bonjour Rose! Quel plaisir de te retrouver après cette pause depuis décembre. Ce manteau Fendi en vison avec ces rayures horizontales dans les tons chocolat est absolument sublime, il capte la lumière d’une manière que seul le vison de qualité supérieure peut offrir. J’adore comment tu as associé le cuir noir des pantalons avec la douceur du cachemire Max Mara, c’est un équilibre parfait entre le dramatique et le discret. Le choix de Berlin comme décor, surtout Potsdamer Platz avec son architecture moderne, donne à l’ensemble une allure très cinématographique. Tes Roger Vivier avec les cristaux Swarovski apportent juste ce… Read more »

Margaret
Margaret
1 month ago

Hello Rose, what a stunning comeback after your break! I have been a reader of the Mrs. Mom series for quite some time now and this Berlin editorial might be my favourite yet. The way you described the Fendi heritage going all the way back to Adele Casagrande’s workshop in 1918 really puts into perspective how much history you are wearing in a single outfit. I was particularly fascinated by the detail about Karl Lagerfeld creating the double F logo in less than five seconds, what an incredible piece of fashion trivia. Your Chanel 25 bag in black caviar leather… Read more »

Sofia
Sofia
1 month ago

Hallo Rose, wat een prachtige winterlook! Ik ben helemaal verliefd op die combinatie van de Fendi nertsjasje met de Max Mara kasjmier coltrui in dat mooie vuil-beige. Het is precies die kleurencombinatie die warm en luxueus aanvoelt zonder overdreven te zijn. Ik heb zelf een Max Mara jas en ik kan bevestigen dat de kwaliteit van hun materialen werkelijk uitzonderlijk is. Het feit dat het bedrijf een bibliotheek met meer dan zesduizend modeboeken bezit zegt alles over hun toewijding aan het vak. Die Roger Vivier loafers met de kristallen kettingdetails zijn echt een droom, perfect voor een stadswandeling over de… Read more »

Elena
Elena
27 days ago

Cara Rose, che meraviglia questo editoriale berlinese! Come italiana, sono particolarmente orgogliosa di vedere come hai combinato Fendi e Max Mara, due pilastri della nostra tradizione sartoriale. Il fatto che Fendi sia nata come bottega di pelletteria e pellicce nel 1918 e che ancora oggi mantenga quell’eccellenza artigianale è qualcosa che mi commuove profondamente. Ho notato il dettaglio sulla fodera in seta del giubbotto di visone, è proprio quel tipo di attenzione al dettaglio che distingue l’alta moda italiana dal resto. La collana Tasaki con le perle di forma irregolare aggiunge un tocco di modernità orientale che trovo assolutamente affascinante.… Read more »

Diane
Diane
27 days ago

Rose, I absolutely adore this post! The chocolate tones of your Fendi mink jacket against the Berlin autumn backdrop create such a warm, inviting visual story. I have a similar short fur jacket and I always struggle with what to pair it with, but your idea of combining it with leather trousers and flat loafers instead of heels is pure genius. It keeps the look luxurious but approachable at the same time. Your tip about balancing a dramatic top with a more subdued bottom is exactly the kind of practical advice I needed to hear. I also love that you… Read more »

Anna-Lena
Anna-Lena
27 days ago

Liebe Rose, es ist so schön, dich wieder auf dem Blog zu sehen! Die Fotos am Potsdamer Platz sind wirklich atemberaubend, die moderne Architektur von Renzo Piano und Helmut Jahn bildet einen perfekten Rahmen für deinen klassischen Look. Ich wusste gar nicht, dass Roger Vivier die Schuhe für die Krönung von Königin Elizabeth II im Jahr 1953 entworfen hat, das ist ein faszinierendes Detail. Deine Fendi-Lederhose mit den vertikalen Nähten sieht unglaublich elegant aus und ich kann mir vorstellen, wie weich das Leder in Wirklichkeit ist. Die Kombination von warmem Braun und Schwarz ist zeitlos und funktioniert sowohl tagsüber als… Read more »

Patricia
Patricia
27 days ago

Dear Rose, what a beautifully written post with so much fascinating history woven into each piece of your outfit. I was completely captivated by the section about Tasaki and how their pearl experts need five years of training before working independently and a full decade for master status. The fact that they inspect between five and six thousand pearls daily at their Kobe headquarters is simply astonishing. Your necklace with the baroque pearls and that gorgeous gold clasp with diamond accent looks absolutely exquisite against the beige cashmere. I also own a Max Mara turtleneck and I can confirm they… Read more »

Isabel
Isabel
27 days ago

¡Hola Rose! Qué alegría verte de vuelta después de tu pausa. Este look berlinés es absolutamente espectacular, la chaqueta de visón de Fendi con ese patrón de rayas horizontales en tonos chocolate es sencillamente impresionante. Me encanta cómo explicas la historia de cada pieza, especialmente la parte sobre cómo Achille Maramotti fundó Max Mara en 1951 en Reggio Emilia con la visión de combinar la alta sastrería con la producción industrial. Es fascinante saber que su bisabuela, Marina Rinaldi, ya dirigía un taller de costura en la misma ciudad desde 1850. Tus Roger Vivier con los cristales son un sueño… Read more »

Victoria
Victoria
27 days ago

Rose, this outfit is everything! I have been eyeing the Chanel 25 bag ever since it debuted at the spring-summer 2025 show and seeing it styled here with your Fendi pieces has completely sold me on getting one. The caviar leather is known for being incredibly durable and scratch-resistant which makes it such a smart investment for daily use. I love how you pointed out that the gold hardware on the bag ties in with your Tasaki necklace and earrings, that kind of attention to detail really elevates the whole look. Your philosophy of investing in fewer but exceptional pieces… Read more »

Franziska
Franziska
27 days ago

Hallo Rose, welch ein wunderbarer Post! Ich bin besonders beeindruckt von der Art, wie du die verschiedenen Texturen in diesem Outfit zusammengebracht hast. Der weiche Kaschmir unter dem glänzenden Nerz und dazu das geschmeidige Leder der Hose, das ist ein sinnliches Erlebnis allein beim Betrachten. Als Berlinerin freue ich mich besonders, dass du den Potsdamer Platz als Kulisse gewählt hast, dieser Ort hat eine so bewegte Geschichte vom belebtesten Platz Europas über die Kriegszerstörung bis hin zur modernen Wiedergeburt. Dein Hinweis auf die Berlin Fashion Weekend ist auch sehr passend, die Modeszene hier wächst wirklich von Jahr zu Jahr. Die… Read more »

Amelia
Amelia
27 days ago

Hi Rose, I just discovered your blog through this post and I am absolutely hooked! As someone who owns several fur pieces, I really appreciate your styling advice about keeping the bottom more subdued when wearing a dramatic fur top. Your Fendi mink jacket is breathtaking, those horizontal stripes give it such a contemporary feel while still being unmistakably luxurious. I was fascinated to learn that Fendi celebrated Lagerfeld’s fifty years with the house in 2015 with that spectacular Haute Fourrure show featuring a million-euro sable coat. The way you layer different fashion cultures in one outfit, Italian fur and… Read more »

Giulia
Giulia
27 days ago

Rose, che post straordinario! Sono rimasta colpita dalla tua conoscenza approfondita della storia di ogni marchio che indossi. Il fatto che Fendi abbia iniziato come una piccola bottega di pelletteria nel cuore di Roma e che le cinque figlie abbiano continuato la tradizione familiare è una storia bellissima di artigianato italiano. Adoro particolarmente i tuoi pantaloni in pelle Fendi con i bordi arricciati in fondo, quel tocco rilassato bilancia perfettamente la formalità della pelliccia. La borsa Chanel 25 in pelle caviar nera con dettagli oro è il complemento ideale per questo look autunnale. Una domanda: come ti prendi cura del… Read more »

Hannah
Hannah
27 days ago

Rose, what a glorious winter editorial! I have to ask, how do you find the Roger Vivier loafers for walking on cobblestones? They look incredibly elegant with the crystal chain detail but I am wondering about comfort for a full day of city exploration. I absolutely love the concept of pairing them with the rolled-cuff leather trousers, it creates such a chic casual contrast. The history about Roger Vivier studying sculpture at the Paris School of Fine Arts before becoming a shoemaker explains so much about the artistic quality of the brand. I also found it fascinating that he invented… Read more »

Carmen
Carmen
27 days ago

Querida Rose, ¡qué maravilla de publicación! Me ha encantado especialmente la sección sobre el collar Tasaki. No sabía que es la única marca japonesa de joyería que posee sus propias granjas de perlas, tanto en el archipiélago de Kujuukushima como en el mar de Andamán. Eso explica la calidad excepcional de las perlas que llevas en el cuello. Tengo una pregunta: ¿cómo combinarías este collar de perlas barrocas con un look más casual para el día a día? Me encanta la idea de mezclar perlas con ropa menos formal pero no estoy segura de cómo hacerlo sin que parezca forzado.… Read more »

Marianne
Marianne
27 days ago

Chère Rose, quelle joie de te lire à nouveau ! En tant que Parisienne, je suis particulièrement touchée par ta présentation de Roger Vivier. Ce que beaucoup ne savent pas, c’est que la boutique originale au 22 Rue Royale était un véritable temple de l’élégance parisienne. Tes mocassins avec les maillons en cristal sont magnifiques et je trouve que le choix de chaussures plates plutôt que des talons avec un manteau de fourrure est très judicieux et moderne. La combinaison du marron chaud de la fourrure Fendi avec le noir du pantalon et du sac Chanel est un classique qui… Read more »

Sarah
Sarah
27 days ago

Rose, your post is an absolute treasure trove of fashion knowledge! I had no idea that Max Mara has a library of over six thousand books dedicated to fashion and an archive of more than twenty thousand garments. That level of dedication to preserving fashion history is truly commendable and explains why their pieces feel so thoughtfully designed. Your beige cashmere turtleneck, the Meana model, looks incredibly luxurious and I love how you described it as the foundation of the outfit. The way it catches the light between the darker fur and leather trousers is just beautiful. I am also… Read more »

Claudia
Claudia
26 days ago

Ciao Rosa! Questo editoriale è semplicemente magnifico. Come amante della pelliccia, posso apprezzare quanto sia speciale la tua giacca Fendi in visone. Il taglio corto con le righe orizzontali in toni cioccolato è molto più versatile di un classico lungo cappotto. Vorrei chiederti una cosa: i pantaloni in pelle Fendi con le cuciture verticali sono comodi per camminare a lungo? Sto cercando un paio di pantaloni in pelle di alta qualità e questi sembrano perfetti, morbidi come tessuto ma con quella finitura lucida caratteristica. Adoro anche come hai abbinato gli orecchini vintage della tua collezione personale con la collana moderna… Read more »

Ingrid
Ingrid
25 days ago

Liebe Rose, willkommen zurück! Dieser Post hat mich wirklich berührt, besonders deine Worte über Vintage-Schmuck, der mehr als ein Accessoire wird und Teil der eigenen Identität. Deine Ohrringe, die du seit über fünfzehn Jahren trägst, sind wunderschön und haben bestimmt so viele Geschichten zu erzählen. Ich habe eine Frage zu der Max Mara Kaschmir-Rollkragen: Wie pflegst du sie, damit der Kaschmir so weich und schön bleibt? Ich habe selbst einige Kaschmirstücke und bin immer auf der Suche nach guten Pflegetipps. Die Fotos am Potsdamer Platz sind übrigens wunderschön, das Herbstlicht in Berlin hat etwas ganz Besonderes, das die warmen Brauntöne… Read more »

Charlotte
Charlotte
26 days ago

Dear Rose, what an exceptional post! I am particularly impressed by how you described Berlin as a city of contrasts that provides the perfect backdrop for fashion photography. The observation that Berlin does not try to be Paris but has its own direct and decisive character is so spot on. I recently visited KaDeWe and was blown away by its sixty thousand square metres of shopping space, so I completely agree with your assessment of Berlin as an increasingly important fashion city. Your outfit is a perfect reflection of that spirit, refined yet unpretentious. The Fendi mink in those warm… Read more »

Martina
Martina
26 days ago

Hallo Rose, was für ein fantastischer Beitrag! Die Geschichte über Roger Vivier hat mich besonders fasziniert. Dass er als Bildhauer an der Pariser Kunstschule studiert hat, bevor er sich dem Schuhmacherhandwerk widmete, erklärt die unglaubliche Kunstfertigkeit seiner Kreationen. Deine Loafers mit den Swarovski-Kristallketten sind wirklich kleine Kunstwerke. Ich finde es auch bemerkenswert, dass er 1954 den modernen Absatz erfunden hat, indem er eine dünne Stahlstange verwendete, das hat die Damenmode für immer verändert. Dein ganzes Outfit zeigt eine reife Eleganz, die ich sehr bewundere. Die Philosophie, weniger zu besitzen, aber dafür Stücke von bleibendem Wert, ist etwas, das ich mir… Read more »

Olivia
Olivia
19 days ago

Rose, this is such a beautifully curated look! I own a pair of Roger Vivier Belle Vivier pumps and they are without question the most exquisite shoes in my collection, so I completely understand your love for the brand. The fact that Catherine Deneuve made the Belle Vivier famous in the 1967 film really cemented the brand’s place in fashion history. Your Crystal Buckle Loafers are a gorgeous modern interpretation of that same spirit. I particularly love the way you have rolled the cuffs on the Fendi leather trousers to show them off properly. Could you tell me more about… Read more »

Lisa
Lisa
18 days ago

Lieve Rose, wat een heerlijk artikel om te lezen op een winteravond! Je verhaal over Berlijn als kruispunt van culturen en hoe het de perfecte achtergrond vormt voor mode die individuality en authenticiteit waardeert, raakt precies de juiste snaar. Ik was bijzonder geïnteresseerd in het deel over de Chanel 25 tas. Het feit dat Chanel de traditie voortzet om tassen te vernoemen naar het jaar van creatie, na de 19 en de 22, is een mooi eerbetoon aan de geschiedenis van het huis. De combinatie van kaviaar leer met gouden hardware klinkt als de perfecte dagelijkse luxe. Ik heb zelf… Read more »

Natasha
Natasha
18 days ago

Hi Rose, I have been following the Mrs. Mom column for a while and this might be your most informative post yet! The section about Fendi’s Haute Fourrure show in 2015 was completely new to me, what a celebration of craftsmanship that must have been. I would love to ask you something practical: when you are investing in a fur piece like this Fendi mink jacket, what should a first-time buyer look for in terms of quality indicators? I have been considering getting a short fur jacket similar to yours and your advice about choosing a shorter length for versatility… Read more »

Monique
Monique
18 days ago

Rose, ton éditoriale berlinoise est un vrai chef-d’œuvre de style ! Ce qui me frappe le plus, c’est ta capacité à créer un dialogue visuel entre les matières: le cachemire doux sous le vison lustré, le cuir souple des pantalons et le cristal brillant des mocassins Roger Vivier. En tant que collectionneuse de sacs Chanel, je suis ravie de voir le modèle 25 dans ce contexte élégant. La peau grainée caviar est effectivement la plus résistante des finitions Chanel, c’est un investissement très sage. J’aimerais savoir si tu as hésité entre la version en cuir caviar et la version en… Read more »

Rebecca
Rebecca
18 days ago

Rose, what a breathtaking winter look! The chocolate tones of the Fendi mink coat remind me of my own sable fur from Fendi that I purchased years ago, and I can attest to the incredible quality of their fur craftsmanship. What I particularly appreciate about your post is the practical styling advice, especially the point about balancing dramatic pieces with more understated ones. The vertical seams on the Fendi leather trousers creating a slimming effect is such a smart detail and one that I think many women over forty would appreciate knowing about. Your Tasaki necklace is stunning and I… Read more »

Helga
Helga
17 days ago

Liebe Rose, was für ein großartiges Comeback! Ich habe dich auf dem Blog vermisst seit Dezember. Die Tatsache, dass Max Mara traditionell die Namen der Designer, die an den Kollektionen arbeiten, nicht verrät, war mir völlig neu und spricht Bände über die Philosophie des Hauses, den Fokus immer auf das Produkt zu legen. Ian Griffiths’ Aussage, dass Max Mara Qualität in Symbiose mit der Realität schafft, beschreibt auch deinen persönlichen Stil perfekt. Dein beiger Kaschmir-Rollkragen ist genau die Art von zeitlosem Grundstück, das jede Frau in ihrem Kleiderschrank haben sollte. Die Verbindung zwischen dem italienischen Fendi-Pelz und den französischen Roger… Read more »

Penelope
Penelope
17 days ago

Hello Rose, what a delightful read! I am particularly intrigued by the Tasaki pearl necklace and the fact that their pearl grading professionals undergo such rigorous training. The six criteria of colour, shape, size, surface, lustre and nacre thickness that they use for evaluation show an extraordinary commitment to quality. Your vintage earrings that have been part of your collection for over fifteen years are a lovely touch, and I agree completely that jewellery becomes part of one’s identity over time. I have a question about mixing different pearl styles: did you intentionally choose baroque pearls in the Tasaki necklace… Read more »

Ana María
Ana María
17 days ago

¡Rose, qué publicación tan increíble! Como amante de la moda italiana, me ha fascinado la historia de Fendi desde sus humildes comienzos como un taller de artículos de cuero en Roma. El hecho de que Karl Lagerfeld transformara la casa en una referencia mundial de la peletería cuando llegó en 1965 es realmente notable. Tu chaqueta de visón con esas rayas horizontales tiene un aire tan sofisticado y contemporáneo al mismo tiempo. Me encanta tu consejo sobre invertir en piezas atemporales en lugar de seguir tendencias pasajeras, es una filosofía que intento aplicar en mi propio armario. Los mocasines Roger… Read more »

James
James
17 days ago

Rose, as a man who appreciates fine craftsmanship, I found your post absolutely fascinating. The level of detail you provide about each brand’s heritage is remarkable and educational even for someone who primarily follows menswear. The Fendi story from 1918 to the present day is a testament to how family businesses can maintain excellence across generations. I was particularly struck by the information about Roger Vivier being called the Fabergé of shoes by critics, having studied sculpture before turning to shoemaking. Your son Marko clearly inherited your appreciation for quality and craftsmanship, as his blog reflects that same philosophy. The… Read more »

Karin
Karin
17 days ago

Hallo Rose, wat een fantastisch artikel! Ik ben al jaren fan van de Mrs. Mom rubriek en dit is weer een schitterend voorbeeld van hoe mode en cultuur samenkomen. Het verhaal over hoe Max Mara’s oprichter Achille Maramotti geloofde dat de toekomst van mode lag in kwaliteit prêt-à-porter die beschikbaar was voor een breder publiek, is echt inspirerend. Dat zijn overgrootmoeder Marina Rinaldi al sinds 1850 een kleermakerij runde in Reggio Emilia geeft het merk zo’n diep gewortelde traditie. Ik heb een vraag over de Chanel 25 tas: hoe valt het formaat voor dagelijks gebruik? Ik twijfel tussen het grote… Read more »

Emma
Emma
17 days ago

Rose, I absolutely love how you describe the art of elegant layered dressing in this post. The relationship between textures that you have created here, cashmere against mink, leather against crystal embellishments, is so thoughtfully composed. Your explanation of the colour story is also wonderful, the warm brown fur with beige cashmere on top and black leather as a solid foundation below, with gold accents tying everything together. I have a question about the Max Mara Meana turtleneck: is the cashmere thick enough for a proper Berlin winter or do you find you need the fur jacket for warmth? I… Read more »

Friedrich
Friedrich
16 days ago

Liebe Rose, als jemand, der die Berliner Modeszene genau verfolgt, finde ich es wunderbar, dass du die Potsdamer Straße und Andreas Murkudis als Epizentrum des Berliner Modedesigns erwähnt hast. Dein Outfit verkörpert genau die Art von selbstbewusstem Stil, den man in dieser Gegend der Stadt sieht. Die Fendi-Nerzjacke in den warmen Brauntönen harmoniert perfekt mit dem herbstlichen Berliner Stadtbild. Besonders beeindruckend finde ich die Kombination von italienischer Handwerkskunst bei Fendi und Max Mara mit französischer Eleganz bei Roger Vivier und Chanel. Dein Ansatz, dass Berlin und Mode als gleichberechtigte Partner verstanden werden sollten, trifft den Nagel auf den Kopf. Die… Read more »

Laura
Laura
16 days ago

Hi Rose, what a gorgeous editorial! The Tasaki section of this post really caught my attention. I never knew that Tasaki is the only Japanese jewellery brand that owns its own pearl farms, and the idea that they farm pearls in both the Kujuukushima Archipelago and the Andaman Sea gives them such incredible control over quality from start to finish. The baroque pearls in your necklace are so much more interesting than perfectly round ones, they have real character and personality. Combined with that beautiful gold and diamond clasp, it is truly a statement piece that whispers rather than shouts.… Read more »

Marie
Marie
16 days ago

Bonjour Rose ! Quelle élégance dans chaque détail de cette tenue berlinoise. En tant que grande admiratrice de Chanel, j’ai particulièrement apprécié la section sur le sac Chanel 25. La tradition de nommer les sacs d’après l’année de leur création est un bel hommage à l’héritage du 2.55 créé par Coco Chanel en 1955. J’aimerais te demander comment tu trouves la capacité du modèle large, est-ce qu’il peut contenir tout le nécessaire pour une journée complète en ville ? Le cuir caviar est effectivement le choix le plus intelligent pour un usage quotidien grâce à sa résistance aux rayures. Ton… Read more »

Alessandra
Alessandra
16 days ago

Rose cara, questo post è un capolavoro di stile e cultura! Sono particolarmente affascinata dal modo in cui hai descritto il tuo approccio alla moda come una filosofia di vita. L’idea che quando indossi il tuo cappotto Fendi non stai semplicemente indossando della pelliccia ma una storia che inizia in una bottega romana nel 1918 è profondamente bella. Ho una domanda per te: come scegli i pezzi per le tue combinazioni? Parti dalla pelliccia e costruisci intorno ad essa, oppure inizi dalla base come il dolcevita Max Mara? Trovo che il tuo metodo di abbinamento sia impeccabile, soprattutto il modo… Read more »

Hendrik
Hendrik
20 days ago

Beste Rose, wat een indrukwekkend stuk! Als man die geïnteresseerd is in vakmanschap en kwaliteit, vind ik het fascinerend om over de geschiedenis van deze modehuizen te lezen. Het feit dat Roger Vivier meer dan twintig verschillende hakvormen heeft ontworpen, waaronder de beroemde komma-vormige virgule hak, toont een ongelooflijk creatief vermogen. Je Fendi nertsjasje is werkelijk prachtig en de manier waarop je het combineert met platte schoenen in plaats van hoge hakken geeft het een moderne, ontspannen uitstraling. De Tasaki parels met hun onregelmatige vormen zijn veel interessanter dan perfecte ronde parels. Je hele aanpak van mode als een doordachte… Read more »

Stephanie
Stephanie
20 days ago

Rose, this Berlin winter story is pure magic! I have been searching for the perfect short fur jacket and your Fendi mink with the horizontal stripe pattern is exactly the style I have been envisioning. Your point about shorter jacket lengths being much easier to style than classic long coats is so practical and true. I wear a lot of leather trousers myself and the idea of pairing them with a short fur creates that perfect balance between glamour and wearability. I was also delighted to learn about the Fendi atelier and how each piece goes through multiple stages of… Read more »

María
María
20 days ago

Hola Rose, ¡me encanta esta publicación! Como coleccionista de bolsos de lujo, estoy completamente fascinada por tu Chanel 25. La evolución desde el clásico 2.55 hasta este nuevo modelo que combina la estructura con la relajación chic es brillante. El cuero caviar de becerro granulado es realmente el más resistente y perfecto para el uso diario sin perder ni un ápice de elegancia. Quería preguntarte algo sobre la combinación de colores: ¿consideras que los tonos chocolate del visón funcionarían igual de bien con un bolso en tono beige o crema en lugar del negro? A veces busco alternativas más claras… Read more »

Katharina
Katharina
20 days ago

Liebe Rose, endlich ein neuer Mrs. Mom Beitrag! Ich habe seit Dezember auf deinen nächsten Post gewartet. Diese Kombination aus Fendi-Nerzjacke und Lederhose ist absolut umwerfend. Was mich besonders beeindruckt, ist die Information, dass Karl Lagerfeld vor seiner Arbeit bei Fendi Pelz als schwer und unpraktisch galt und er das Material in etwas Zeitgemäßes und Leichtes verwandelt hat. Das zeigt wirklich, wie ein einzelner Kreativer eine ganze Industrie transformieren kann. Deine Roger Vivier Loafers sind auch traumhaft schön, die Kristallketten sind ein perfektes Statement, ohne übertrieben zu wirken. Ich würde gerne wissen, ob du bei Berliner Winterwetter auch wärmere Schuhe… Read more »

Jennifer
Jennifer
25 days ago

Rose, what a wonderful way to kick off the new year on the blog! Your description of pearls as the only precious stone created by a living organism is such a beautiful way to think about them. The Tasaki necklace with its natural baroque shapes tells its own unique story, and I find it so much more interesting than perfectly uniform pearls. I also appreciate that you wear your vintage earrings alongside modern pieces like the Tasaki necklace, it shows that luxury does not have to be about always buying new things. The way your gold earrings with the spiral… Read more »

Valentina
Valentina
20 days ago

Cara Rose, bentornata! Questo editoriale invernale a Berlino è semplicemente magnifico. Come donna che ama la moda classica italiana, trovo che la tua combinazione di Fendi per la pelliccia e i pantaloni con Max Mara per il dolcevita sia un omaggio perfetto all’eccellenza del Made in Italy. Ho trovato molto interessante il fatto che Max Mara abbia collaborato con grandi nomi come Karl Lagerfeld e Jean-Charles de Castelbajac nel corso della sua storia. Il tuo stile dimostra che l’eleganza non ha età e che le donne nella loro maturità possono essere le più stilose di tutte. La borsa Chanel 25… Read more »

Thomas
Thomas
20 days ago

Liebe Rose, als Modejournalist muss ich sagen, dass dieser Post eines der besten Beispiele für Mode-Storytelling ist, das ich in letzter Zeit gelesen habe. Die Art, wie du die Geschichte jeder Marke mit deinem persönlichen Stil verwebst, ist wirklich bemerkenswert. Besonders beeindruckt hat mich die Information, dass Fendi als kleiner Laden für Lederwaren und Pelze im Herzen Roms begann und dass Adele Casagrande die Gründerin war, bevor sie Edoardo Fendi heiratete. Die Fotos am Potsdamer Platz fangen die Essenz von Berlin perfekt ein, diese Mischung aus historischem Erbe und moderner Innovation. Dein Fendi-Nerzmantel in den Schokoladentönen strahlt eine Wärme aus,… Read more »

Chloe
Chloe
21 days ago

Dear Rose, this post has taught me so much about the brands I thought I already knew well! The detail about Roger Vivier inventing the modern stiletto heel using a thin steel bar in 1954 was fascinating, it is incredible to think how one innovation changed women’s fashion forever. Your choice to wear his loafers instead of heels with this outfit feels like a lovely modern tribute to a designer who understood that shoes are about more than just height and drama. The Crystal Buckle Loafers look absolutely stunning on the Berlin cobblestones. I was also really moved by your… Read more »

Pilar
Pilar
21 days ago

Querida Rose, ¡qué publicación tan maravillosa! Me encanta cómo describes Berlín como una ciudad que no intenta ser París sino que tiene su propio carácter, más decidido y directo. Esa honestidad de la ciudad se refleja perfectamente en tu estilo, elegante pero auténtico. La información sobre el KaDeWe siendo el almacén más grande del continente europeo con sus sesenta mil metros cuadrados fue una sorpresa para mí. Tu chaqueta Fendi de visón es espectacular, esos tonos chocolate son tan cálidos y acogedores. Tengo una curiosidad: ¿hay alguna tienda en particular en Berlín donde recomiendas comprar piezas de moda vintage o… Read more »

Louise
Louise
21 days ago

Chère Rose, merci pour ce post magnifique ! Je suis passionnée par les perles depuis toujours et la section sur Tasaki m’a vraiment captivée. Le fait que les professionnels de la sélection des perles doivent suivre cinq ans de formation avant de pouvoir travailler de manière indépendante, et dix ans pour atteindre le statut de maître, montre un niveau de dévouement au métier qui est tout simplement extraordinaire. Tes perles baroques avec leurs formes naturellement irrégulières sont bien plus intéressantes que des perles parfaitement rondes, elles ont du caractère. Le fermoir en or avec l’accent diamanté transforme ce collier d’un… Read more »

Rachel
Rachel
22 days ago

Rose, this post is a masterclass in how to put together a truly sophisticated outfit! What strikes me most is how every piece serves a purpose in the overall composition. The warm brown Fendi mink creates the visual focus, the beige Max Mara cashmere bridges the top and bottom, the black Fendi leather trousers ground everything, and the Roger Vivier loafers add that unexpected touch of sparkle. Even the Chanel 25 bag plays a specific role with its gold hardware connecting to the Tasaki gold accents. I have been building my wardrobe around investment pieces for the past few years… Read more »

Annelies
Annelies
22 days ago

Lieve Rose, wat een prachtig verhaal over mode en vakmanschap! Ik ben bijzonder onder de indruk van hoe je de verschillende culturele tradities in één outfit samensmelt: Italiaanse bontbewerking, Franse schoenkunst, Japanse juwelierskunst en die bijzondere understated elegantie die alleen met rijpe smaak komt. Je opmerking dat Fendi-bont en leder het verhaal is dat al sinds de eerste dag van het bestaan van dit Romeinse huis gaande is, geeft zo’n mooie context aan je outfit. De vintage oorbellen die al meer dan vijftien jaar deel uitmaken van je persoonlijke collectie voegen een intiem element toe dat je niet kunt kopen… Read more »

Brigitte
Brigitte
22 days ago

Hallo Rose, ich bin begeistert von diesem Post! Als eine Frau, die selbst einen Nerzmantel besitzt, schätze ich deine Styling-Tipps für das Tragen von Pelz besonders. Dein Rat, den unteren Teil des Outfits dezenter zu halten, wenn das Oberteil dramatisch ist, ist goldwert. Ich habe auch die Erfahrung gemacht, dass eine kürzere Jacke wie deine Fendi viel vielseitiger ist als ein langer Pelzmantel. Eine Frage hätte ich noch: Trägst du die Fendi-Lederhose in deiner normalen Größe oder hast du eine Nummer größer genommen wegen des Leders? Bei Lederhosen ist die Passform ja besonders wichtig, vor allem wenn man sie den… Read more »

Deborah
Deborah
22 days ago

Rose, what an absolutely enchanting post! Your writing about each brand’s heritage turns what could be a simple outfit post into a rich cultural education. I was particularly moved by your closing words about fashion not being a matter of age but an attitude towards life. As a woman in my fifties, those words truly resonate with me. The combination of your Fendi mink jacket with its chocolate horizontal stripes and the Max Mara cashmere in that beautiful dirty beige is so warm and inviting. I also love how you mentioned that the Fendi leather used for the trousers is… Read more »

Marco
Marco
22 days ago

Cara Rose, che articolo fantastico! Come uomo che apprezza l’artigianato di lusso, sono rimasto colpito dalla profondità delle tue conoscenze sulla storia di ogni marchio. Il fatto che Fendi abbia iniziato come bottega di Adele Casagrande nel 1918 e che le cinque figlie abbiano portato avanti la tradizione prima dell’arrivo rivoluzionario di Karl Lagerfeld nel 1965 è una storia affascinante di continuità familiare. La tua giacca di visone con le righe orizzontali è splendida e dimostra come il design italiano sappia bilanciare il lusso con la modernità. Anche la scelta della borsa Chanel 25 come ponte tra la tradizione italiana… Read more »