Courtesy of Prada

Fashion houses really went all out for Fashion's Night Out last Saturday. I posted earlier today about Roger's Vivier pop up shop at the Japanese capital and now it's all about Prada.

Their big event for FNOT consisted of a big fashion display created by non other than Anna dello Russo, if you hadn't guessed. This incredible set up served as the backdrop for Prada's FW11 'illusion sunglasses' collection, which was presented then.

The sunglasses are available in a great variety of colours and look super futuristic, not to mention they're a brilliant fashionable alternative for skiing sunglasses. I can totally imagine Victoria Beckham wearing these with her Chanel outfit at St Moritz in December, can't you?

Prada has also released a promotional video to go with their new 'illusion sunglasses'. The lovely Prada people have been kind enough to share that as well. Click here to see it on our Know Wear Vimeo page.

Courtesy of Roger Vivier

I am still amazed by the turn out at Fashion's Night Out Tokyo last Saturday. If we thought that New York's or London's were really big this one has very easily put them to shame.
Bloggers, stylists and editors in general all came together making it evident that the Japanese capital is quickly becoming sort of a new mecca of fashion. Even all of the world's Vogue editors made their way to Tokyo for the fashion events.
And, of course, brands from all over the globe also travelled to the city to share their products with the Japanese market. Among them was, of course, Roger Vivier. Their pop up shop was the first opportunity  Tokyo shoppers had to buy the brand in their own country. Not only they could stock up on the FW11 classics from the current collection but they could also enjoy a preview of the new SS12 line.
Seda Domanic, Victoria Davydova, Emmanuelle Alt and Anaita Adajania stopped by the pop up shop, which was decorated as a good old French Maison with vintage and original pieces of furniture.