To n y Wa r d M a g a z i n e

7 Cheers to new horizons

COLLECTIONS REVEALS
1O Aelia Eudocia
19 A Charmingly Vintage Photoshoot
22 Envol
24 Winter Bloom
26 Fantasy Escape
They are the driving force behind fashion, they 30 Dress Focus
bridge style, music, art and so much more. They
create stunning imagery and take the industry to AROUND THE WORLD
new levels; they further it to other realms. Through 34 Stars Shining in Tony Ward
their eyes, we embark towards new destinations 42 Miss Universe Iris Mittenaere
and explore new horizons. They invent, reinvent 44 Tony Ward & Saks Fifth Avenue
with new lenses, through different perspectives. 48 From Paris to Doha
For fashion to never get boring and creativity
to thrive one thing is certain, one cannot work IN THE PRESS
alone. They are part and parcel of the House. 52 The Stylists Picks
Designers, stylists, tailors, photographers, mar- BRIDAL
keters, art directors… all collaborate to cre- 76 Crystalline Prose
ate the image of the brand. Every single role 78 A Mid summer Night’s Dream
is crucial, and brings novelty and excitement 80 Celebrating Love
to the fashion house and to every collection. 82 Wedding of the year in China
In this new issue of Forward, we will meet
NEW HORIZONS
some of the fashion visionaries who work
behind the scenes to create striking images
88 The Art of Movement
and breathtaking fashion shows. We will tra- 92 Tony Ward Escapes
vel with the collections, from inspiration to 94 Interview with Amine Jreissati
runways and editorials, fueled by the ima- 100 A Chocolate Lover’s Dream Came True
gination and passion of our collaborators. 102 Interview with Stefano Scioscia
104 The collections from Another Perspective

Youmna Assouad
Marketing and PR Director
 CHEERS TO

What I find truly irresistible in Fashion is its uni-

que way of opening up. Fashion is an art, but it is
one of the few art forms that involves everyone,
and appeals to all. Not all people are interested
in poetry or sculpture, but we all express oursel-
ves through our outfit choices, be it mindfully or
unconsciously. Fashion is everywhere, and is in
itself a hugely diverse world. It encourages inte-
raction with many different fields. Some of the-
se collaborations are natural: Fashion & Styling,
Fashion & Art direction, Fashion & Photography...
Others are unusual, and thus highly attracti-
ve – Fashion & Dance, Fashion & Chocolate,
Fashion & Architecture... This is what we have
been busy with this year: exploring new horizons!

Tony Ward

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The frenzies, the excitement, the stress, the
last minute preparations, the behind the sce-
nes race… they never subside. On the contrary,
they seem to increase. With every show dawns
a new pressure: it has to outdo preceding ones.
And after all, that is exactly why we love the Fa-
shion world. We love the Fashion world for the
everlasting, perpetual race against the clock,
so stressful yet so highly rewarding. With two
annual Couture fashion shows organized by
the Tony Ward team in Paris, and the nume-
rous other fashion shows in different countries
around the world such as Mexico, USA, Qatar,
China, to name a few, we never get used to the
process nor the feeling. It is never the same.
PARIS FASHION SHOW
This season, the Tony Ward Couture Spring Sum-
mer 2017 collection Aelia Eudocia was revealed
on January 23 in Paris at L’Oratoire du Louvre
during the Haute Couture Week. It was the col-
laboration of highly-skilled artisans and manu-
facturers; their hard work inside the studios and
ateliers of the House is what came to fruition.
They designed exclusive fabrics and embroide-
ries, developed new cuts and volumes, and used
special sewing techniques that only a handful of
Couture ateliers in Paris master, an added value
which is rarely exploited today. More than two
hundred hands have worked on this collection
in the Tony Ward ateliers, contributing their ex-
traordinary skills to such a unique collection.

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Who is Aelia Eudocia?
Aelia Eudocia, the Muse behind the Spring
Summer 2017 Collection, was a Byzantine wo-
man who refused to settle for injustice. Em-
powered by her love and knowledge of Litera-
ture, she stepped up bravely when difficulties
rose and went to Constantinople to ask for
justice in the imperial court. Her strength im-
pressed the young emperor Theodosius II who
fell in love with her and married her. Charmed
by her avant-garde and unconventional jour-
ney, Tony Ward reflected her boldness and
modernity in his designs. He created a col-
lection in the image of the empress: a mixture
of strength, poetry, boldness and femininity.
A CHARMINGLY VINTAGE
PHOTOSHOOT
L’Oratoire du Louvre in Paris was the perfect setting for a col-
lection inspired by a Byzantine empress. Originally the Royal
chapel of the Louvre, this impressive temple with its historical
atmosphere, its dome and its architecture added yet another
indescribable dimension to the fashion show and carried the
audience to the heart of the collection. It also charmed us in
such a way that we just couldn’t leave without shooting a se-
lection of our best looks in this special location. Together with
photographer Christian Lartillot and stylist Agnès Poulle we
went to explore the hidden treasures of the temple in order to
portray the Couture SS17 dresses with great passion and poetry.

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For the Envol Collection, Tony Ward draws his inspiration from the wild beauty of a majestic, imperial bird. He sheds
light on a rebellious and pure woman whose duality appears in its entire splendor.

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Imagine being in the coldest place on Ear-
th. Conjure up the heavy snow, abundantly
and continuously falling all around you. Can
you hear the wind blowing? Can you see the
temperature dropping? Can you behold the
magnificent beauty of winter? Can you in-
terpret the poetry encoded in the snow fla-
kes? Can you feel the crack of delicate ice?
To design his newest Ready-to-Wear collection
for the Fall-Winter 2017/18 season, Tony Ward
rediscovers the beautiful lightness and fluffi-
ness of fluttering snowflakes. He revives the
intricate and captivating patterns of snow cry-
stals, re-imagines the mysterious shapes of
cracked ice and replicates them in his designs.
This winter, Tony Ward invites us to the fascina-
ting world of ice and snow that offers such a uni-
que and compelling atmosphere. The collection
named Winter Bloom, presented last March du-
ring Paris Fashion Week, will be available this
fall at all Tony Ward resellers around the world!

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What is so magical about Fashion, what is so
special about this industry, if not its power
to transport us into a totally different reality?
For the Spring Summer 2017 season, Tony Ward
invites us to a new dimension; a world full of dre-
ams, magic and fantasy. The woman he imagi-
nes is a fairy queen, romantic yet mysterious and
untouchable. Fascinated by the beauty, courage
and passion of Lúthien, the “fairest elf who ever li-
ved”, Tony Ward reflects her freedom in his designs.

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The RTW SS17 dresses, captured in January 2017 in the Oratoire du Louvre, Paris.
This deep-V jumpsuit from the Tony Ward
Couture Fall Winter 2016/17 collection has
been a favorite straight from the moment
itappeared on the runway!
Only two days into the fashion show, Rita
Ora selected it to attend The Serpentine
Summer Party and Warner Music
Group Summer Party in London! French
actress Frédérique Bel also chose to wear it
at the Tony Ward Couture Spring Summer
2017 fashion show, and it was featured in a
striking editorial for UFashon.
This lace and embroidered tulle jumpsuit
attracted not only the attention of celebri-
ties but also of magazines and artists, fea-
turing in numerous editorials and illustra-
tions.
This seductive suit, one of the Tony Ward ‘it’
pieces for the Fall Winter 2016/17 season,
has indeed won many hearts since its reve-
al on the runway.

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 Actress Yang Zishan in Tony Ward Couture during the
2017 Cannes Festival

Silicon Valley’ actress Amanda Crew was also wearing

one of the designer’s creations at the Emmys 2016.
'Desperate Housewives' star Felicity Huffman took our breath away while gracing the red carpet at the Emmy Awards!
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 Leona Lewis in a gold & blue strapless Couture SS17
gown at the Elton John Oscars party.

Amber Riley in Tony Ward to receive her Olivier Award Chelsea Kane attended the 43rd annual People’s Choi- Andreja Pejic in a Tony Ward suit at the
for “Best Actress in a Musical” for her role in Dreamgirls ce Awards in a sheer romantic RTW Spring Summer Attitude Awards 2016.
2017 evening dress.
 Kacey Musgraves in Hélène Ségara
Tony Ward Couture in Tony Ward
while performing at on stage at the
the CMA Coutry Christ- BIAF 2016.
mas 2016 Special.

Singer Ani Lorak shined in Only 2 days after the

a Tony Ward dress at an fashion show, Rita Ora
open air concert in front rocked a Tony Ward
of 50,000 people gathe- Couture jumpsuit from
red on the world famous the Fall Winter 2016/17
Hermitage Palace Square collection while atten-
in St. Petersburg. ding The Serpentine
Summer Party and War-
ner Music Group Sum-
mer Party in London!
The Grammy Award 2017 winner Cynthia Erivo in a Tony Ward
Couture Envol gown while performing alongside singer John
Legend at the Grammys.

Penelope Cruz for Damas Jane Zhang in a Tony Ward Couture Molly Sims in a glamorous black lace
dress on the red carpet of the Gram- dress from the RTW SS17 collection
my Awards 2017 at the Vanity Fair Oscars party

F O R W A R D 4 1
The beautiful queen Iris
Mittenaere has favori-
ted Tony Ward gowns for
many of her appearances
and has been spotted
front row at Tony Ward
Couture Fashion shows
during the Paris Haute
Couture fashion weeks.
During their partici-
pation in Miss France
2016, she, along with
the 11 other final con-
testants, were all flaun-
ting Tony Ward designs.
One of her most notable
appearances in a Tony
Ward outfit was when
she was photographed
for the cover of French
Paris Match Magazine,
the day after her Miss
France title win, wearing
a gold thread romper.

F O R W A R D 4 2
When Saks Fifth Avenue and Chi St. Luke’s He-
alth invited Tony Ward to Mexico to show his
collection during the 20th anniversary celebra-
tions of Caritas San Marón I.A.P Foundation, we
could not hide our excitement. Organizing a
fashion show in this fascinating, colorful coun-
try was definitely going to be a new adventure!
And indeed it was! We went to Mexico, discove-
red the breathtaking raw beauty of the country,
met the wonderful people behind Saks Fifth
Avenue, Chi St. Luke’s Health and Caritas San
Marón, and had a blast organizing this unique
Fashion Show showcasing the best of the two
latest Couture and Ready-to-wear collections.
The Fashion Show was followed by a Trunk
Show at Saks Fifth Avenue, where a per-
centage of the proceeds was donated to
the Caritas San Marón I.A.P Foundation.
Celebrity journalist Ines Sainz especial-
ly came to grab this opportunity to inter-
view Tony Ward about his passion and
what inspires him to create his collections.

F O R W A R D 4 5
AN ENCHANTED FOREST
A glass wall overlooking the savage beauty of the Mexican
nature made for the most natural spectacular backdrop for a
fashion show.
The Fantasy Escape collection, depicting a free-spirited wo-
man in an enchanted forest, was paired with this unique back-
ground for a photoshoot that transported us into the mood of
the collection.
Right after his Couture col-
lection reveal in Paris, and
in collaboration with 51
East, Qatar’s favorite De-
partment Store, Tony Ward
presented the Aelia Eudo-
cia Collection in a fashion
show in Doha on February 8.
The fashion show was fol-
lowed by a trunk show, also
at 51 East Lagoona Mall,
where visitors had the op-
portunity to meet the desi-
gner, get an up-close look
at the collection and order
made-to-measure dresses.
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Tatler - HongKong
The Forest Magazine - Germany

Laurence Laborie
 Moda Reforma - Mexico

Wedding Magazine Cover - Russia

 For his Bridal 2018 collection, Tony Ward’s
source of inspiration was Crystalline Prose,
a unique and complex approach to litera-
ture in which every word is well thought of,
yet the prose seems to flow effortlessly. The
words shine with life, painting a beautiful
imagery in a reader’s mind.

Inspired by this philosophy, Tony Ward de-

signs dresses with intricate craftsmanship,
and carefully selects fabrics and detailing, in
a light and timeless manner.

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The Tony Ward Bridal 2017 Collection represents the
mythical romance of a Bridal Maiden, a romantic voya-
ge through a dark forest.
A meticulous play with the boundaries of light and
transparency entwined are interpreted into fairy-like
silhouettes; flowy capes, overskirts and embroidered
bodices create classical yet unconventional wedding
looks.
This Bridal Collection is an invitation to enter the world
of imaginary tales while experiencing the softness and
elegance of the Designer’s signature styles.

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 CELBRATING LOVE
The beautiful Tony Ward
real brides, dazzling in
their dresses! Notice
how each one of them
is glowing in her uni-
que way! Different sty-
les for different ladies!
Pop Star Jane Zhang and Michael Feng Ke’s got
married on November 8, 2016 and their wed-
ding was considered the wedding of the year
by the media!
The garden of an old Castle and Abbey in Tu-
scany, the enchanting natural lavender back-
drop, the sumptuous one-of-a-kind Couture
wedding gown, all of these contributed to make
this wedding beyond magical !”
Jane Zhang walked down the aisle at ‘La Badia
di Orvieto’, an extraordinary 12th century Ro-
manesque abbey converted into a luxury hotel,
in a Tony Ward wedding gown from the Coutu-
re Fall Winter 2016/17 collection. Prior to the
wedding, Jane had met with Tony Ward in Italy
at the Rome Cavalieri Hotel for a personalized
fitting.
Her bridesmaids were none other than renow-
ned actresses and singers Liu Yifei, Wang Luo-
dan, Tan Weiwei and Chen Pan.
The 4 bridesmaids wore variations of the same
custom-made Tony Ward lilac silk dress em-
broidered with purple, yellow and green se-
quins and crystals that tied into beautiful flower
patterns.
Each dress was specially-designed to fit the
personality and taste of the woman wea-
ring it, through different cuts and shapes:
a romantic look with a flowing skirt, a chic
and elegant dress with a V-neckline, a pas-
sionate unusual look with asymmetrical
cuts and a sweet feminine short/long dress.
The tailor-made off-white wedding gown made of hundreds of
All four dresses were made to perfectly match layers of silk organza, pearls and crystal embroideries required
the exquisite lavender-themed wedding. more than 350 hours of hand-made work in the Tony Ward ateliers.
“I wouldn’t mind wearing it for the rest of my life
because it is an absolutely gorgeous dress”

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 ARMANI PRIVÉ

TONY WARD

Robe Tony Ward

Choker Mrs. T.
Boucles d’oreilles et collier, Boucheron
Pendentif et bagues, Pomellato

Robe Tony Ward

Chaussures Chantal, Feminin Pluriel
Choker , Mrs. T.
Boucles d’oreilles Fernando Jorge;
bague main droite, Etho-Maria;
bague main gauche, Repossi;
broche mise sur ceinture vintage,
Sylvie Saliba
Montre, Rolex
NYC Dance Project was created by Ken Browar and Deborah
Ory. They have created the project to showcase the wonder-
ful world of dance and dancers, centered in New York City.
Their work has been featured in many magazines including
Harper’s Bazaar, Italian Vogue, L’Uomo Vogue and Glamour,
and on many websites including Today.com, Elle.com, USA To-
day.com, Huffington Post, Hasselblad and many others. Their
book, The Art of Movement, was published on October 25, 2016
and won an International Photography Award for best book.
These unique and beautiful portraits of the dan-
ce community not only showcase the graceful elegan-
ce of the dancers, but they also highlight the femini-
nity and lightness of the dresses the dancers wear.
So when the NYC Dance Project approached us with a col-
laboration in mind, we were delighted to send them Tony
Ward dresses from the Couture and RTW collections,
and we impatiently waited for the results. As you can see
in the pictures, we were far from being disappointed!
The beautiful dancer Sterling Hyltin, a Principal with New York
City Ballet was able, through her dance to to bring our dres-
ses to life, while Ken and Deborah were able to capture her
movements in a mesmerizing and unprecedented manner.

NYC Dance Project

Interview
Forward: How did the idea of NYC Dance Project come to you?
Deborah Ory: I started NYC Dance Project with my husband,
Ken Browar. I had been a dancer growing up and had always
loved dance. Ken and I were both working as commercial pho-
tographers shooting fashion and celebrities. We really wanted
to work on a personal project together. Both of our teenage
daughters were studying dance at the American Ballet Theatre
school. They wanted photographs of the dancers from Ameri-
can Ballet Theatre that they admired to put up in their rooms.
To our surprise, there were very few beautiful images of these
dancers, so we decided we should photograph them ourselves.
We reached out to one of the principal dancers and shortly after,
we were photographing most of the company! It was not long
before the project took off. Now we have a book of our work,
have done several gallery shows and are currently working on
a 2nd book.
F: What attracted you most in the Tony Ward dresses you chose?
DO: I was very attracted to the Tony Ward dresses because of
their femininity, elegance and timeless style. The details on the-
se dresses were just incredible and the dancer was able to move
beautifully in them.
F: Describe the connection you observe between dancing and
fashion.
DO: It’s really wonderful to work with dancers because they can
take fashion to places you don’t usually get to envision when
working with a model. Dancers are able to make the garments
come to life and the movement brings out shape, form and tex-
NYC Dance Project
ture in the clothing.

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While working behind the scenes, stylists play a key role in building striking
brand identities and fashion narratives. ForWard meets stylist Amine Jreissa-
ti to shed light on what it takes to become a visual innovator.
Forward: While being able to adapt their styles for clients, brands etc. we can
always feel the signature of a stylist. How would you describe your personal
style?
Amine Jreissati: I would say that just like my own personality, my shoots are
often full of paradoxes. A clash of aesthetics, shaped yet unpolished, clean yet
messy. It could be through the hair, the outfits, the make-up, the attitude or
even the context. There must be life in the story I tell, some imperfections that
give it a soul. A shoot is a story, and a story with no emotion is simply boring.
ARMANI PRIVÉ

F: From where do you draw your inspiration?

AJ: From anything and everything. From the streets, from art, from imper-
fections, and from beauty; even ugliness inspires me.
F: How do you build an identity for a brand or a shoot?
AJ: If am building a brand identity or working on a first campaign for a brand
(which happened to be the case with a Lebanese designer for whom I created
the first campaign ever), the major challenge is to translate the vision of the
designer in one image. To create desire. To create an impact. It’s not a story, TONY WARD

it’s more of a vision in one single image. And the process to get to that images
is the equivalent of hours of brainstorm, of trials; it’s a huge team sharing ide-
as; then you take the best out of all and bring it to life.
F: Styling requires fashion visionaries. What does it take to be ahead of one’s
time in this field?
AJ: I think that nowadays, we are not very much ahead of time. Everything
has been done, redone, reinterpreted and revisited. We are more in the pre-
sent than in the future... Everything is trendy, seasons don’t really exist any-
more. What’s out today, is already outdated tomorrow. So what’s important
today is to be able to propose a vision of how to wear stuff, how to mix them,
how to make them alive and adapt them to your own personal style.
F: What is your creative process when working on a shoot?
AJ: Every shoot is different. Challenging in its own way. And the process I
have for each shoot depends on the project itself. Sometimes the model
inspires me and I build the concept/story around her. Or if I have a certain
concept in mind, I then find the appropriate girl for that specific concept and
develop it. Not to forget that it’s always a teamwork. Obviously, one should
take the final decision, but what’s important is that the photographer, stylist,
hair and make-up should all be aligned in terms of vision.
F: Which Styling tip would you give to the readers of ForWard?
AJ: Honestly, I think that every person should dress the way they feel comfor-
table. That’s how they create their own style. If one doesn’t have his/her own
style it means s/he still didn’t find himself; he or she is somehow lost. So my
advice would be to follow what your body needs and what you feel mentally
or physically comfortable in. And balance (in term of colors, shape, etc.) is
very important. Finally, attitude is the key to all.
NOUN Magazine - Lebanon

Robe Tony Ward

Chaussures Chantal, Feminin Pluriel
Choker , Mrs. T.
Boucles d’oreilles Fernando Jorge;
bague main droite, Etho-Maria;
Robe Tony Ward bague main gauche, Repossi;
Choker Mrs. T. broche mise sur ceinture vintage,
Boucles d’oreilles et collier, Boucheron Sylvie Saliba
Pendentif et bagues, Pomellato Montre, Rolex
Celebrity Chef Ernst Knam and
Tony Ward collaborated to-
gether for the making of a de-
lightful white chocolate dress!
It was showcased as the Fina-
le dress of the Milan Salon du
Chocolat 2017 fashion show.
Seren, a bridal dress from the
2017 collection, was revisited
by Chef Ernst Knam, the most
popular Chef Chocolatier in
Europe, Chef Ambassador for
EXPO 2015, and TV competi-
tion judge. He delicately or-
namented and embellished it
with flowers and completed
the look of the bride with a
headpiece, accessories and a
bouquet… all made of white
chocolate! A real pleasure to
the eyes and the palate!

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INTERVIEW WITH
STEFANO SCIOSCIA
A Fashion show lasts an average of 10 to 15 minutes.
And yet it takes months of planning, preparation
and hard work. We asked Stefano Scioscia, the man
behind the artistic direction of some of the most
outstanding runway shows, to give us insight about
his work.
Forward: How did you get started in this field?
Stefano Scioscia: It all began by chance. I was scou-
ted by an agent in Italy and started working as a model.
Over the years, I realized that I was less interested in the
modelling career, and very curious about its technical
aspect. I was determined to personally produce fashion
shows, taking care of the artistic direction. So after a
few years of experience as assistant director, I launched
my own company.
F: Who are the persons who collaborate together for
the success of a fashion show?
SS: The casting director, the stylist, the lighting director,
the set designer, makeup artists, hair dressers, wardro-
be assistants, tailors, the press office, PR representa-
tives, and, of course, the designer and the art director
who coordinate the whole thing.
F: Step by step, what does it take to organize a fashion
show?
SS: Initially, I sit with the fashion designer in order to un-
derstand his vision, the mood of the collection, aWnd
the available budget. We then choose the location of the
fashion show and conceive the lighting and set design.
In the meantime, we develop the fashion show soun-
dtrack. A week before the fashion show, we organize
the castings and fittings of the models. The next step is
staging the premises with an appropriate space for the
backstage and the catwalk. On the day of the show,
we proceed with the light and sound tests, followed by
choreography rehearsals with the models. Come D-day,
the fashion show starts as the models hit the runway!
F: How do you choose the music? The lighting?
SS: There are no rules for choosing the music. It de-
pends greatly on the collection and the musical pre-
ferences of the designer. I try to keep myself updated
about the latest music releases so I can select good
music which is still not mainstreem. I choose the
tracks, make my edits, add some effects and create
my own remix. On other occasions, I collaborate with
composers who create a specially-designed soun-
dtrack for the collection. In both cases, the music is
instrumental. The lighting is designed depending on
the location, the set and the concept of the collection.
It varies based on the time of the day, the presence
of windows, etc. Lighting is key for the success of the
photos and videos.
F: What is your favorite part about putting together a
show?
SS: Definitely the design aspect, with the choice of
materials, lighting, music, because it’s the most crea-
tive part.
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 The Tony Ward dresses, as seen
Aldo Sacchetti through the eyes of brilliant fa-
shion illustrators. A selection of
beautifully realistic drawings and
illustrations of Tony Ward dresses
by artists from all over the world!

#tonywardtalents

Eris Tran

Hieu Kieu Hieu Kieu Delays Drawing

 Casa Bignami Olivia Elery

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