Thursday, October 28, 2010
Another Fun Fashion Trend: Fall 2010
Back to the 50's!!
During the 1950's fashion was introduced a cleaver and trendy style in eyewear! In 2010 it came back around, hey y mess with perfection!!
Supporting Our Troops!!
Let me start by saying that I have many family and friends who are in the Military and my heart and prayers are with them daily. A special shout out to ALL the men and women overseas fighting for us back home! Many designers have been once again inspired by the powerful look of Military attire... And they have brought some of the hottest looks to the run way. Enjoy these new looks...
God Bless America!! ... And Fashion!!
Monday, October 18, 2010
Thursday, October 14, 2010
Fun Fall Must Haves
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| J.Crew Fall 2010: Socks from thigh high down to ankle high! |
Who knew the school girl Knee high socks would be one trendy hot item?! But before we all knew it Socks of different shapes, styles, colors and patterns strut down the runway! Prada, Alexander Wang and Channel, to name a few, have all shown us variations of socks, stocking and tights. How to wear them and with what outfit!
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| Prada Fall 2010 |
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| Alexander Wang Fall 2010 |
Fall/Winter 2010 Fashion Must Haves
Bring out the animal in you!!
Animal print fashions is an on going trend that stays in rotation. And every time it walks the runway its always looking for its next prey... Animal prints are on the prowl, many runways this season have shown different viciously hot items!
Dolce and Gabanna Fall 2010
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Marc Jacobs: Mauve and Iris
By CATHY HORYNIn one of his periodic 1970s flashbacks, Marc Jacobs tonight seemed to point to Jodie Foster, the teenage prostitute Iris in “Taxi Driver,” and to images of women in mauve and flowers, perhaps especially those of the illustrator Antonio Lopez. Iris was an obvious allusion, because of the turn-back-brim hats, the curly hair, and the number of high-waist shorts and small knit tops in Mr. Jacobs’ spring 2011 collection. It was Ruth Morley who designed the costumes for “Taxi Driver.”
But you would have no trouble thinking of other 70s figures. “Lots of New York dolls,” Mr. Jacobs said backstage. He added, “After last season’s beige, I wanted to see more color.”
The colors were heady — mauve and pink mixed with goldenrod and tobacco, melon, peach, deep lilac (for a beautiful draped halter dress in charmeuse), cloudy pinks, gold (as glitter on platforms, as trim on evening looks). In the models’ hair were orchids. There were also corsages or a cluster of flowers on a choker. And, of course, the wide-brim straw hats in contrasting colors.
This wasn’t Mr. Jacobs’ most moving collection, but it had a finessing glamour and was a natural follow to last season’s elegant show and longer lengths. Staged in the round, with a gold centerpiece that looked like a cooling tower (someone joked that the structure was a repurposing of Karl Lagerfeld’s giant gold lion from his July Chanel show), the collection included tailored pants suits and shorts in what looked like washed duchess satin, a slim shirt dress in a dot-print silk satin, generously flounced peasant dresses and full skirts in cotton, below-the-knit knit dresses in a Missoni zig-zag pattern with long cardigans, and some lovely, floaty dresses in a wide-striped sheer cotton.
The music was Vivaldi’s “Summer,” from “The Four Seasons.”
The music was Vivaldi’s “Summer,” from “The Four Seasons.”
http://runway.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/09/13/marc-jacobs-mauve-and-iris/?ref=fashion
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Viktor and Rolf Fall 2010 Collection
No there not twins just a two guys with an amazing vision and an eye for fashion. Viktor and Rolf have been friends since their early 20's and have been combining fashion and art to create some of the hottest styles on the run way. This dynamic duo has reinvented fashion and here is their latest collection for men.
Monday, August 30, 2010
Christian Siriano Fall Collection
Christian began designing when he was 13 years old, while in college he interned for the Legendary Vivienne Westwood and Alexander McQueen. He received his big break when he returned from London and got a spot on "Project Runway" a tv show competition for fashion designers.
Siriano has designed for many celebrity clients, most notably Rihanna, Heidi Klum, Victoria Beckham, Lady GaGa, Vanessa Williams, Christina Hendricks, Pink, Estelle, Mena Suvari, Kelly Rowland, Becki Newton, Kat DeLuna, and Whoopi Goldberg in her role as host of the 2008 Tony Awards
Versace Fall Collection
Your are going to see a lot of leather this Fall season... And many styles are going to have a 50's/60's vibe... Leave your comments on this Versace fall line... I'd love to hear you likes and dislikes.
Sunday, August 22, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
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