Marc by Marc Jacobs Tuxedo Camisole
Whether you wear this ironically or formally, it is fun and fabulous at the same time. Sure it reminds me of those lame tuxedo tee shirts meant to be funny and anti-snobby or a bib made for tots but that’s exactly why it is so attractive to me. It is one giant “wink”, good for … Continue reading “Marc by Marc Jacobs Tuxedo Camisole”
Just the Sleeves, Please.
I am torn on this one… Literally. I love a good cropped sweater as much as the next guy/girl. I really do. Especially in fall with some boyfriend jeans or with a cute higher wasted skirt, I dig it. But this contraption takes it to a whole new level. Pros to the turtlesleeves are: You … Continue reading “Just the Sleeves, Please.”
John Galliano Spring 2011
Always a showman and never one-upped, John Galliano presented another breathtaking namesake collection that literally had some guests tearing up. Each outfit in the show was one-of-a-kind, representing an artwork by painters like Jean Cocteau, Henri Matisse, Georges Braque, Chaim Soutine and Marc Chagall–all of whom were cajoled by the aspiring French actress Mari Lani … Continue reading “John Galliano Spring 2011”
Céline Spring 2011
It’s official: the squishy bag is back. Phoebe Philo did an about turn from fall, sending out for spring a series of squashy clutch and handheld shapes that were a departure from the structured, ladylike shapes for fall. Simplistic in design and rich in color (check out that plum!), the handheld shoulder bag features a … Continue reading “Céline Spring 2011”
Dries Van Noten Spring 2011
Citing the inspiration of the 20th-century Belgian artist Jef Verheven, best known for his interpretations of light, color and landscape, as a starting point, Dries Van Noten sensuously captured a lightness in mood and spirit with a collection that was far ranging. A painterly effect was achieved on ombré prints thanks to a soft color … Continue reading “Dries Van Noten Spring 2011”
Hoss Intropia Fall 2010
With everyone from Gilles Mendel of J. Mendel to Erdem of Erdem Moralioglu having designed ballet inspired collections for Spring 2011, it seems like the perfect time to put the spotlight on Spanish label Hoss Intropia which was founded over 15 years ago by ex-designer to the National Ballet of Spain, Paloma Vázquez de Castro. … Continue reading “Hoss Intropia Fall 2010”