Proenza Schouler PS1 in Patent Leather
It’s hard to believe that Proenza Schouler’s runaway success PS1 bag, first introduced in 2008, has never been incarnated into patent leather form. Well, ladies, that’s all about to change. Felt, python and suede: move aside. Later this month, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez will debut a black patent leather PS1 exclusively at www.proenzaschouler.com. To … Continue reading “Proenza Schouler PS1 in Patent Leather”
3.1 Phillip Lim Shoes Spring 2011
Phillip Lim shoes have never necessarily been trendsetting. Cutting edge, however, is another story. Much like his clothes, Phillip presents an unwavering unique aesthetic when it comes to his art of design. For spring, that look is one that emphasizes the sculptural. The women’s shoes were inspired by the subtle yet monumental work of the … Continue reading “3.1 Phillip Lim Shoes Spring 2011”
Chanel Spring 2011 Bags
Despite a rainstorm that pelted guests, editors would never miss an appointment to see Chanel’s newest offerings. There were plenty of goodies to ogle over once warm and dry. The blue-and-red bag based on the classic 2.55 bag immediately caught my eye; its lion’s head with a built-in clasp that opens in its mouth was … Continue reading “Chanel Spring 2011 Bags”
Lanvin x H&M Men’s
As if the mere notion of Alber Elbaz designing a fast-fashion collection wasn’t enough to tantalize the senses, having previewed the Lanvin men’s pieces–and tried a lot of it on–I can say without a doubt that the men’s wear is top notch. My favorite piece? The $249 double breasted topcoat. It feels rich, looks rich … Continue reading “Lanvin x H&M Men’s”
Karen Elson in Marc Jacobs
Having long been a close friend of the designer, it was no surprise that Karen Elson donned a Marc Jacobs red double faced satin dress to attend–and perform at–the WWD 100th anniversary bash in Manhattan on Tuesday. To complement her Spring 2011 collection dress, however, Elson chose a clutch straight off the same runway. The … Continue reading “Karen Elson in Marc Jacobs”
Julianne Moore in Giorgio Armani
It’s been said before, but I’ll say it again: less is more. Julianne Moore was the epitome of that aura at the Rome International Film Festival, where she deviated from her usual group of fashion-forward Parisian designers in favor of a sublime Giorgio Armani gown. But while the dress was chic, there was nothing simple … Continue reading “Julianne Moore in Giorgio Armani”