Fans of the bottle work by Missoni sparkling water will enjoy the special edition bottle by the House of Courrèges for Evian. The special bottle, celebrates 50 years of Courrèges, famous of putting women into miniskirts, which we all enjoy. The bottle is printed with organic ink and packaged in 100% recyclable materials – Evian’s first foray into environmentally friendly packaging. Available this November at select hotels and restaurants as well as online.

More looks after the click.

After having worked with Missoni previously, Italian water brand San Pellegrino has now teamed up with Bulgari on a limited edition bottle. The bottle celebrates the 125th anniversary of the luxury jewelry brand. The bottle is already available from colette.

Take a further look after the jump.

Our brothers HS give coverage to this interesting by Missoni on some San Pellegrino water bottles. “By now a fashion brand getting together with a water brand is not entirely new anymore. We have seen Evian work with many designers over the years. Now Italian brand San Pellegrino is also getting into the game and presents a collaboration with Italian fashion house Missoni. The lables feature the Missoni branding and the bottle also comes in a special sleeve, designed by the brand.”

More looks at the Missoni for San Pellegrino Limited Edition Bottles over on Highsnob.

The search for contemporary technical outwear has lead to spending considerable time in fly fishing shops over the last few months. While LL Bean and Patagonia offer similar cuts and looks to Simms, the Bozeman-based fishing outfitter has the better details. Dedicated to fishing since its inception in 1980, Simms moved from Jackson, WY to Montana in 1993. That year they forged a bond with W.L. Gore, pioneering breathable waders.

The relationship with Gore is clear in the Simms jacket range. The G4 Pro uses Gore-Tex pro, making it super light, breathable, and clearly waterproof as well. Importantly, the G4 is the only jacket that Simms produces with pit zips. Of course, there is the question of pulling off a technical fly fishing jacket as casual wear. But since the jacket is simply awesome in its technical features it hardly matters.

Every year for Christmas, French water maker Evian presents a collaboration bottle with an artist. Over the years the pieces have become real collectors pieces, at least in Europe. 

This year they worked with high fashion designer and Hermès Creative Director Jean Paul Gaultier. We are happy to see that they finally moved away from the mountain and drop designs that we have seen in recent years. The new bottle is elegant and of course nicely packaged. 

Look out for it in stores soon.