Fashion
Seeing Red | Holiday Fashion with Zang Toi
A collaboration between esteemed fashion designer Zang Toi and ICONIC LIFE photographed at the ICONIC Design Awards award-winning home, Part and Counterpart.
Catching the attention of Anna Wintour with his first collection years ago, fashion designer Zang Toi immediately became the haute designer to watch. Since then, he has designed countless showstopping pieces and ensembles, making himself a household name. Toi graciously lent us his Fall 2024 Haute Couture collection for this ICONIC collaboration. The result? Well, you’ll have to flip through to find out.
Part and Counterpart is located in Cameldale Estates in Paradise Valley, Ariz., with Camelback Mountain to the west and the Four Peaks mountain range to the east. The residence is one of 11 custom contemporary homes in the community—all designed and built by the professionals mentioned.
THE CONCEPT:
The primary vision for this photoshoot was a high-fashion editorial. We wanted to create a narrative surrounding Toi’s beautiful craftsmanship and work, taking runway pieces and placing them in a real-life setting. What better place to do that than the spectacular Part and Counterpart residence? The home’s architectural and interior design further elevated our vision of luxury and refinement.
All items except fur stole are available for special order at Saks Fifth Avenue Nationwide.
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