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Designer Dough: Pane Quotidiano No. 5



above: detail from Pane Quotidiano No. 5, Flamboyant issue n#1

The online magazine Flamboyant, is a super fun read. Chock full of humor, style, art, design and fashion, the magazine is presented as an online flip book that is both inspiring and entertaining. And full of eye candy. If you've never checked it out, you should.

In their present issue (confusingly referred to as number 1, this is actually their second issue - the first issue, n#0, was named Flowers n' Icons), the "Hate" issue, there's one editorial in particular I thought my readers would find extra enjoyable.



The editorial is titled Pane Quotidiano No.5 (a nod to CHANEL No. 5) and features bread as if it were designed by fashion brands Louis Vuitton, CHANEL, Burberry, Valentino, Comme des Garçons, Hermes, Vivienne Westwood and Maison Martin Margiela... complete with designer hang tags.



If you are at all familiar with the signatures of these brands, such as the specific colors (like Hermes orange), styles (MMM's predilection toward all-white) or patterns (like Burberry's famous Nova Check), these are particularly amusing.

Here are the spreads along with detailed close -ups:

Louis Vuitton:

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Hermes:

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Burberry:

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CHANEL:

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Valentino:

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Vivienne Westwood:

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Maison Martin Margiela (MMM):

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Comme des Garçons:

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credits:
Concept by Andrea Boschetti,
Photos by Paolo Pizzetti
Artwork by Ivo Bisignano


Cover of Flamboyant n#1 - the hate issue:

Flamboyant magazine

Designer Strollers For The über Hip Baby: Starck, Kate Spade, Lulu Guiness, Shanghai Tang, Lacoste & Burberry for Maclaren




What do hip designers Philippe Starck, Kate Spade, Lulu Guiness, Burberry, Shanghai Tang and Lacoste all have in common? They all design strollers, buggies, and more products for baby in collaboration with Maclaren.

Maclaren has consistently created revolutionary technology for baby strollers, buggies and prams and despite the loss of their founder, Owen Maclaren, continue to do so. In addition to their own nicely designed products, they have several collaborations with the aforementioned designers.

Philippe Starck for Maclaren:




Kate Spade for Maclaren:



Lulu Guiness for Maclaren:



Burberry for Maclaren:



Lacoste for Maclaren:


Shanghai Tang for Maclaren:


Maclaren's own Leather Collection:



Maclaren's special edition real gold plated black leather stroller :

Above: The Special Edition Maclaren GB type Au gold buggy is sold in fine retailers around the world.Only 20 supple black leather buggies with contrasting gold-coloured stitching are available with luxurious features.

They also carry a line of "junior" sized baby equipment for children to play with:


About Maclaren:
It all began in 1965 when Owen Maclaren designed and patented his prototype Baby Buggy -- the B-01. The iconic blue and white stripes and aluminium frame imparts a vintage style that is popular and modern today. The revolutionary lightweight, 3D fold design continues to be an important and timeless prototype for the industry.


above: Founder Owen Maclaren

A former test pilot and aeronautical designer Owen Maclaren, created the iconic B01 buggy in the converted stables of his restored medieval farmhouse, Arnold House, in the village of Barby, Northamptonshire in England in 1967.

Based on Maclaren's knowledge as a retired aeronautical engineer and grandfather, the buggy had to be durable, safe, and lightweight. With a combination of modern materials like tubular aluminum, a durable structure that comfortably carries even a fairly large child, and 3D folding mechanism, the buggy weighed just 3kg/6lbs and fit into the same amount of space as an umbrella. The revolutionary design liberated parents from the bulky pram and quickly became an object of design and desire.


Above and below: So revolutionary was the design, that the buggy is included in Phaidon's Volume one of Design Classics:




Today’s Maclaren Buggys are descendants of the B-01 – from the lightweight frame, durable fabric, and one-hand fold -- to the above-industry standard safety features and innovative style.

Maclaren Baby
US locations:
Maclaren Showroom SoHo
150 Wooster
New York, NY10012-3112
P: 212-677-2700

Maclaren Showroom SoNo
10 Marshall Street
South Norwalk
Connecticut 06854


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