The Treasure Hunt with Miranda Makaroff
Art and fashion speak the same language in the artist’s world. An exploration of colour, creativity and the freedom to dress with a style of your own.
Playing with contrasts
Opposites attract: red and acid green, leather and knitwear, classic lines and unexpected accessories. The key is mixing them freely, without asking permission.
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Claudie Pierlot
Max Mara
Pink fever
Pink leaves its sweeter side behind to become sophisticated, bold and distinctly contemporary. A contrast of burgundy, white and powdery tones.
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Max Mara
Adolfo Domínguez
Classics reimagined
A new take on elegance plays with classic codes without taking them too seriously. Clean silhouettes, accessories and subtle contrasts create a precise yet unpredictable look.
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Sandro
Polo Ralph Lauren Women
Midnight unplanned
Black, red, pearls and enveloping textures come together in looks designed for plans that begin without knowing where the night might take you.
Claudie Pierlot
Claudie Pierlot
Max Mara
Dark romance
Leopard print returns with a more polished, sophisticated attitude. Paired with crisp white and black leather, it proves that some codes simply evolve.
Maje
Maje
Adolfo Domínguez
Jewel details
A colourful bag, a statement jewel or an unexpected print is all it takes to turn a simple silhouette into something far more personal.
Sandro
Sandro
Adolfo Domínguez
Get to know Miranda Makaroff
WHERE HER WORLD OF COLOUR COMES FROM
It comes from the visual world I discovered as a child, from all those fascinating books my mother kept on a shelf that I remember so clearly. The variety was incredible: there was a book about African architecture from a particular village, then another about the evolution of Barbie from the 1950s to the present day, all kinds of books about the Victorian era…
My world comes from those books, and I’ve continued to develop it throughout my life. I’ve realised that, for me, colour is a source of nourishment that I need to be happy and to create joy. Just as some people need the sun to feel strong and healthy, I need colour.
A DIALOGUE BETWEEN FASHION AND ART
because every body has its own characteristics. But to me, the body is like a canvas where you can add everything and play with textures, materials, shapes, colours, decades… It really is like painting a picture.
When you paint, you choose all the elements you want to include; you need to find a composition, a type of texture, a colour. For me, the two go hand in hand and constantly inspire one another.
MIRANDA’S AESTHETIC IN 3 WORDS
Joyful, eclectic and chameleonic.
AN ARTIST’S EYE ON LA ROCA VILLAGE
I have a very defined style in the sense that, although it’s varied, I know what I like and what I don’t, what suits me and what doesn’t. I have a very clear sense of my own taste and, when I visit La Roca Village, I love creating my own universe through different brands. I think every brand always has at least one piece that can represent my style. That’s why I love having such a complete range of possibilities to choose from.
A good piece has to be high quality, it has to excite me and it has to connect with my inner world.
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