Valextra B-Cube Bucket Bag
I have to admit: I was never a big fan of Valextra bags. While I have no doubt they’re high quality products and made with a superior fit and finish, I could never justify their exorbitant prices (why not just buy Hermès?) So you can imagine my delight upon spying the new spring B-Cube bucket … Continue reading “Valextra B-Cube Bucket Bag”
Zac Posen Spring 2011
An explosion of plumes greeted guests at Zac Posen’s inaugural Paris fashion show–a remarkable move for the New York-based designer motivated by the desire to show in a city that he says “takes him more seriously.” Showing at the gilded ballroom of the Westin Hotel, formerly the Intercontinental, and where YSL always showed, the 29 … Continue reading “Zac Posen Spring 2011”
YSL Palais Fringed-Trim Suede Pumps
I am absolutely smitten with these shoes. Smitten, I tell you. Ever since I saw these on the Fall 2010 runway, I have been waiting with bated breath for them to arrive in stores. And they’re finally here! First, the facts: the heel measures about 6 inches with a 1 inch curved platform; the round … Continue reading “YSL Palais Fringed-Trim Suede Pumps”
January Jones in Versace
After a few days of fashion shows at Milan Fashion Week have gone by, not too many celebrities have been seen in the front rows. Aside from fashion’s elite, many of the usual actresses that love the front row have been missing– until Friday. We all know January Jones adores Versace, which is why it … Continue reading “January Jones in Versace”
Roberto Cavalli Diva Bag
Because no designer anniversary would truly be complete without the launch of an all-new handbag, Roberto Cavalli used the occasion of his 40th anniversary show over the weekend in Milan to mark the world debut of his new Diva bag. Available in seven different color/texture combinations, including canvas and python, brushed calfskin, China blue glossy … Continue reading “Roberto Cavalli Diva Bag”
Giorgio Armani Spring 2011
The Tuareg tribesmen of Saharan North Africa inspired an elegant exploration of ethnicity as Giorgio Armani worked almost entirely in midnight blue, as deep as the night sky over the sand dunes, and based on the indigo robes and veils favored by these nomads of the desert. This was, effectively, in direct opposition to the … Continue reading “Giorgio Armani Spring 2011”