Looking Back at the Fall Runway Trends; What Stuck, What Didn’t” y 11 mas |
- Looking Back at the Fall Runway Trends; What Stuck, What Didn’t
- Racked Dealfeed: Urban Outfitters, Charlotte Ronson, Miguelina and More
- Why Gisele is Likely To Wear Balenciaga on Emmanuelle Alt’s First Vogue Paris Cover
- Raf Simons Men’s Fall 2011: Rise of the Craftsman
- Vivienne Westwood, Alber Elbaz, Francisco Costa and More Design…Cakes
- John Galliano Fall 2011 Men’s: Nureyev For All Seasons
- Fashion Heir Jennifer Missoni Will Star in Three Episodes of Gossip Girl
- Linda Rodin Makes No Ridiculous Claims About Her Oils
- Street Style: Nicholas is Not Embarrased to Wear His Mom’s Scarf
- Paris Men’s Fashion Flash: Lacroix Relaunches, Willhelm Goes To the Jungle, Demeulemesteer Does Edward Scissorhands
- Fashion News Roundup: Bill Cunningham’s Documentary Trailer Debuts, an ANTM Winner Scores a Major-Label Contract, and Naomi Heads Back to Court
- Dior Homme Fall 2011: Amish Adolescents
| Looking Back at the Fall Runway Trends; What Stuck, What Didn’t Posted: 24 Jan 2011 03:02 PM PST
Every fashion season we watch the shows to see what trends will emerge–what will we be wearing in the coming months? Some trends last for up to two years, others are merely a flash on the runway. Camel? That trend is not going anywhere anytime soon. Velvet? Not so much. And we’re not sad about it. So here’s a look back at what stuck and what didn’t from last fall’s runways. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Racked Dealfeed: Urban Outfitters, Charlotte Ronson, Miguelina and More Posted: 24 Jan 2011 02:22 PM PST
Urban Outfitters Charlotte Ronson Ten Over Six Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Why Gisele is Likely To Wear Balenciaga on Emmanuelle Alt’s First Vogue Paris Cover Posted: 24 Jan 2011 01:41 PM PST
News just broke that Gisele Bündchen will cover Emmanuelle Alt‘s first issue of Vogue Paris. It should hit newsstands in March. Modelinia reports that the Super was shot in St. Barts by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matatin. But what will she wear? We’d bet several dollars–if it wasn’t, you know, illegal–that Bündchen will be decked out in Balenciaga for this spread. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Raf Simons Men’s Fall 2011: Rise of the Craftsman Posted: 24 Jan 2011 01:30 PM PST
Fashionista contributor Long Nguyen is the co-founder/style director of Flaunt. Paris–You know something is in the air in menswear when one of the most prolific and perhaps most experimental designers–at least in terms of creating new shapes and using new technical materials–espouses a return to the endangered art of craftsmanship. Raf Simons did just that with his fall show. I remember seeing Mr. Simons' clothes for the first time in the January 1995 at a small showroom in Milano, where he presented extremely tight single-breasted suits in dark grey and black wool. They were inspired by the culture surrounding English schoolboys. But that was when Tom Ford's Gucci era was getting underway. Those hyper-sexually-charged clothes dominated for the next decade. What Simons did that–and does now–is embrace a counter current ambiance. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Vivienne Westwood, Alber Elbaz, Francisco Costa and More Design…Cakes Posted: 24 Jan 2011 01:12 PM PST
For AnOther Magazine’s 10th birthday they’re planning on celebrating with lots of cake. But not just any cake–they’ve enlisted ten of the world’s top designers and matched them with ten top chefs to create what they’re touting as the “ultimate birthday cakes.” Leave it to editor Jefferson Hack to assemble an A-list fashion and foodie line up to fete his mag. Riccardo Tisci, Francisco Costa, Gareth Pugh, Christian Louboutin, Philip Treacy, Alber Elbaz, Frida Giannini, Angela Missoni, Vivienne Westwood and Christopher Bailey are all designing cakes for the bash, which is being called “Eat the Designers.” "We want this project to inspire our readers and the public with the insane possibilities of what can be achieved at the highest level in bringing fashion and food together, " Hack said in a release regarding the event. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| John Galliano Fall 2011 Men’s: Nureyev For All Seasons Posted: 24 Jan 2011 12:30 PM PST
Fashionista contributor Long Nguyen is the co-founder/style director of Flaunt. PARIS–When the lights dimmed inside the Couvent des Cordeliers in the heart of Paris' university district, a shadow could be seen lurking towards the piano, covered with a large tan fox fur cashmere blanket. The shadow began playing a concerto while snow was dripping against the ray of a white spotlight at the end of the platform. From under the snow came an unshaven model wearing a dark grey washed leather coat with olive sleeves, a navy wool tweed coat, cotton shirt, and knit wool scarf each layered one upon another and belted at the waist. He also wore a charcoal wool twill pant, grey socks with open knit fringes and broken-in leather shoes. White snowflakes were scattered atop the model’s black fox fur hat. That was one version of the early twentieth century émigrés from Soviet Russia that John Galliano imagined and recreated for his fall show. Another look was a beefy charcoal wool coat with a fur lapel and gold trim worn by a Rasputin look-alike. The collection was based on the life of the dashing ballet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, spanning from the revolution to his years of exile in London, as captured by the lens of photographer Irving Penn. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Fashion Heir Jennifer Missoni Will Star in Three Episodes of Gossip Girl Posted: 24 Jan 2011 12:00 PM PST
Move over, Margherita. There’s a new family ingenue in town. Actress Jennifer Missoni, daughter of Luca, will star in three Gossip Girl episodes this February, as well as Playback, a soon-to-be released film starring Christian Slater. We love the Missoni women–each generation is as glamorous as the next–so we’re excited to see what Jennifer is capable of. Tune in February 14 to see her Gossip Girl debut, where she plays Donna, a character “very serious about her job.” We’re assuming it has something to do with Fashion Week? Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Linda Rodin Makes No Ridiculous Claims About Her Oils Posted: 24 Jan 2011 11:30 AM PST
Fashion and beauty obviously go hand-in-hand, and we frequently see crossover between the two. Emily Weiss' stellar IntoTheGloss beauty blog is one example. Linda Rodin and her Olio Russo line is another. Linda, a 40-year veteran of the fashion industry, has been a shop owner (she opened one of the first boutiques in SoHo), a designer, and a stylist whose resume reads like a Who's Who of modern fashion. She started as a stylist at Henri Bendel and became a fashion editor at Harper's Bazaar in the 1980s. She then became a freelance stylist working for the likes of Herb Ritts and Richard Avedon, to name but a few. She's dressed every single Super from the 80s and 90s (Cindy! Linda! Helena!) Her main styling gig now is for Victoria's Secret. Because of Linda's job, she has access to every beauty potion available; she scoffed at their claims and wanted something much simpler. So she decided to make her own. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Street Style: Nicholas is Not Embarrased to Wear His Mom’s Scarf Posted: 24 Jan 2011 10:30 AM PST
Name: Nicholas Age: 23 Occupation: Musician/Works in Technology What is your band called? Elliot and the Ghost. What kind of music do you play? Folk rock with a bass. How would you describe your style? Basic. Nothing too loud–bipolar. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 24 Jan 2011 10:00 AM PST
PARIS–Lacroix is back, ladies and gentlemen–sans Christian, alas. When the house closed in 2009 after going through severe financial trouble, we mourned its baroque dementia. But today, Sacha Walkhoff, his assistant of 17 years, is in charge. "We are going to run the house very differently than we once did," said Walkhoff, "we are currently developing lots of licenses, and are starting by relaunching Lacroix homme. We'll wait a little longer to restart women." The line, shown through a presentation at the Maria Luisa boutique themed around “migrating boys,” was for elegant globetrotters: Suits with flowery seams and lining, spurts of color and button badges. "Lacroix, Chapter Two" as Walkhoff put it.
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| Posted: 24 Jan 2011 09:30 AM PST
Cunningham as Subject: The trailer for the highly-anticipated documentary about New York’s favorite street style photographer Bill Cunningham is out, featuring commentary by Anna Wintour and other fashion insiders. {Zeitgeist Films} Naomi Makes Trouble, Again: This Thursday, Naomi Campbell will return to the courtroom, her home-away-from-home in recent years, to face Moodform Mission, a cosmetic firm started by her former agent Carole White. White’s lawyers are looking to dismiss Campbell’s countersuit, which claims White misrepresented her role in the company, and Moodform Mission is instead seeking $8 million in damages. {WWD, subscription required} Success at Last for ANTM: For the first time in ages, America’s Next Model has spawned a model with whom the industry is actually interested. Cycle 15 winner Ann Ward’s first round of Polaroids for IMG are out, and a spread in Italian Vogue is next. Ragazza fortunata. {The Cut} Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Dior Homme Fall 2011: Amish Adolescents Posted: 24 Jan 2011 08:45 AM PST
PARIS–What does it say when the crowd is more abuzz about Karl Lagerfeld, and, ugh, Puff Daddy, than the clothes? That’s the question I was fretting over before the Dior presentation. But by the end, I was reminded that it’s not a crowd that makes a collection. Kriss Van Assche's line for Dior Homme is a study in clean lines and exact silhouettes. I've already used the Jedi metaphor, and the Amish one, but Van Assche's Dior really merits the same comparisons, except more flowing; this is Jedi School; Amish adolescents. Many of his looks were incredibly loose, and free, despite their attempted adhesion to Van Assche's calculated silhouettes and restrained, almost sullen palette of gray, black and brown (and like, many others this season, one or two points of red…as if a touch of blood is needed to indicate a pulse). The Amish hats said "I'm going to study in silence," while the layered wools and billowing pants said "I'm seventeen and it's time for Rumspringa!" The collection was presented in a gigantic hall, nearly empty except for six lucite chandeliers and several white fireplaces against the rear wall. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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