New York Fashion Week Roundup 2: Vera Wang, Naeem Khan, Dennis Basso, Timo Weiland, and Mathieu Mirano
For Spring 2014, Vera Wang tackled active wear, and considering she’s Vera Wang, wedding dress designer extraordinaire, it’s less active and more silk gauze. The show started off with a lot of black, and even though it was sheer and soft, the opening numbers felt too somber. Fortunately the tide quickly turned back to the light, airy romanticism we associate with Vera.
Fall Blazers: The Game Changers
When the fall chill comes, but you’re still not ready to break out your winter wardrobe, blazers become your best friends. A well-tailored jacket can do wonders for even the most basic outfits, especially if it has some intriguing details.
DVF x Mason by Michelle Mason: Twin Tops
Lace accents are everywhere right now. They create the perfect transitional style to take you from winter to spring. The clothes are just warm enough to keep you cozy, but are also slowly prepping you for those sunny days ahead. Just look at these two tops (they’re about the only times you’ll actually want to … Continue reading “DVF x Mason by Michelle Mason: Twin Tops”
Holey Couture!: For Your Eyelets Only
The time for showing skin (and not freezing to death doing it) has come. These ladylike eyelets, mesh panels, and generally perforated pieces are here to do a little subtle seducing. The fact is, most of these clothes are downright adorable – crisp, clean whites with floral embroidery. But there are some good girl gone … Continue reading “Holey Couture!: For Your Eyelets Only”
Tory Burch Lexi Jacket: Tweed Me
You don’t have to be Coco Chanel or a stuffy old professor to pull off tweed. This Tory Burch jacket is fresh take on the fabric and will have a long life in your closet with endless pairings. Dressing it up is just as fun as dressing it down. When the weather is warmer, you … Continue reading “Tory Burch Lexi Jacket: Tweed Me”
Twist on the Holiday Kitschy Sweater: Tongue-in-Chic
If you haven’t gotten an invite to an ugly holiday sweater party, it’s probably just a matter of minutes. Make the cheesy tradition cute! Animal sweaters and tees have been really trendy this year, so use that to your advantage. Don’t just take the traditional snowflake, candy cane, etc. route – pulling on a sweater … Continue reading “Twist on the Holiday Kitschy Sweater: Tongue-in-Chic”