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Hypebeast
10-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Hypebeast
Longchamp's Artisan-Inspired F25 Collection Includes a Collab with Artist Constantin Riant
TheLongchampwearer is elegant and fluid. They have a chic sense of personal style, one that reinterprets classic French codes with a contemporary twist. Since 1948, the handbag and leather accessory brand has brought forth practical pieces that complement those sensibilities, and the newFall 2025 ready-to-wear and accessory collectioncontinues that legacy. Each Longchamp design is born from the hands of skilled artisans, so it only made sense to honor these makers through a range that pays homage to craftsmanship. Partnering with illustrator, painter and ceramistConstantin Riant, the brand unveils a one-of-a-kind iteration of the Le Pliage bag, a sweatshirt, silk scarf and more — accented by his artistic touch. Constantin Riant is a traveller, so he constantly pulls inspiration from his adventures and architectural elements around the world. For this collaboration, he conveys the beautiful, often overlooked details of Paris through cobalt blue illustrations. He focuses on highlighting the neighborhoods of the city that house the local creative community, from upholsterers to luthiers. These shop fronts and romantic street vignettes are displayed on the Les Artisans de Paris silk scarf. The other pieces in the capsule show off a new symbol that the artist illustrated, an emblem that displays essential artisan elements, like a needle and thread, and a buckle. All of the pieces come in blue and white, crafted from thick cotton canvas so they can withstand everyday use. 'My collaboration with Longchamp brings to life my wanderings through Paris. I work with solid color, and here the two-tone palette of blue and white highlights the plays on typography. In fact, my designs evoke the importance of the manual gesture for both artisans and artists,' the maker shared. Alongside Constantin Riant's collaboration, the Longchamp Fall 2025 Collection also includes different offerings from the Le Pliage range: the artist's basket, Le Pliage Xtra half moon bag, the Filet bag, as well as the Le Roseau bag and La Cigale clogs. Like the collaborative capsule, the rest of the range was made for craftspeople to live and create in. 'At Longchamp, our vocation as a leather goods specialist means we have a deep affinity with other crafts. The Fall 2025 collection, in both ready-to-wear and accessories, bears the inimitable imprint of the human hand,' said Sophie Delafontaine, Longchamp Creative Director. You can check out the full Fall 2025 range at the Parisian Artisan Singapore pop-up from June 6- 19, or
Yahoo
20-03-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
13 Menu Items Are Leaving The Cheesecake Factory - Is Your Favorite On The List?
Whether it's your preferred Sunday brunch spot or a casual Tuesday night happy hour, the Cheesecake Factory has been entertaining guests with its expansive menu and unique decor since the late 1970s. Over four decades since its inception, the eclectic chain has managed to skirt around the fine line of bankruptcy while its fellow casual dining competitors bit the dust. How? By switching up the menu twice per year, just one of the many interesting facts you should know about the Cheesecake Factory. Menu changes mean it's out with the old and in with the new. Just this week, the Cheesecake Factory announced that it will say goodbye to 13 menu items, including Everything Flatbread Pizza Mushroom Burger Seared Ahi Tuna Salad White Chicken Chili Spicy Cashew Chicken Bistro Shrimp Pasta Fried Shrimp Platter Petite Filet Factory Combinations Loaded Mashed Potato Omelette Taco Dorados and Eggs SkinnyLicious Lemon Herb Parmesan Chicken SkinnyLicious Spicy Shrimp Pasta Although many items are getting the axe, over 20 new items will join the Cheesecake Factory's multi-page menu over the next few months. Read more: 13 Steakhouse Chains In The US, Ranked Worst To Best One of our writers here at Tasting Table had the opportunity to try the Cheesecake Factory's 2025 menu update, and he certainly had some thoughts about it. The Avocado Eggrolls, Spicy Tuna, and Chicken Shawarma were among our writer's favorites, with the Mortadella Panino and the Asian Cucumber Salad getting notable mentions. The frequent menu changes keep the restaurant current, according to the Cheesecake Factory's CEO David Overton. He told Nation's Restaurant News in 2018 that "there's nothing that America wants to eat that can't go on the Cheesecake Factory menu." If you're worried about waving farewell to any of those 13 menu items, there's no need to be too upset. There are plenty of similar items able to step in to fill the void left by some of the discontinued items. If you loved the Seared Ahi Tuna Salad, you could try the new Seared Tuna Tataki Salad. The SkinnyLicious Spicy Shrimp Pasta might be swimming back out to sea, but you could always substitute it with the new Skinnylicious Grilled Branzino. The Everything Flatbread Pizza won't be returning, but there are still five other flatbreads to choose from. Sticking with tradition may be fun during holiday gatherings, but the Cheesecake Factory knows that to stay ahead of the competition, sometimes it's alright to change things up. And don't worry, you can still end your meal with one of the Cheesecake Factory's signature cheesecakes. Read the original article on Tasting Table.
