Versace Fall 2011: Slick Maximalism” y 11 mas |
- Versace Fall 2011: Slick Maximalism
- Who Should Wear What To the Oscars: Our Red Carpet Suggestions
- Blumarine Fall 2011: Rainbow Brights and Racy Lace
- Street Style: Laura Is Inspired By Bond Girls and Ava Gardner
- Place New York Public Relations is Looking for Intern!
- How the Newly Revived Gen Art Plans to Take Better Care of Emerging Designers
- Trendspotting: Puffer Power
- Highlight: Abbey Lee on Anywho
- Fashion News Roundup: Kirsten Dunst Naked With a Scary Cat, Bieber is Immortalized, and Suzy Ponders Kate Middleton’s Tiara
- NYFW Fall 2011 Beauty Trendspotting: Nutty Nails
- Vena Cava to Collaborate With Uniqlo
- Lady Gaga Confirms Her Fragrance Will Contain the “Feeling and Scent” of Semen and a Sample of Her Own Blood
| Versace Fall 2011: Slick Maximalism Posted: 25 Feb 2011 03:44 PM PST
MILAN–Today, a friend asked me if I was a Versace girl. I said, “Well, I’m more of a Versus girl,” because I’d essentially cut off my pinky toe for anything Christopher Kane has designed. But then I remembered, while I probably wouldn’t wear one of Donatella Versace’s wool day dresses–such as the black shift with a curvy road of blue snakeskin traveling up the front–I’d sacrifice quite a bit to score one of those evening dresses. If I was January Jones, or anyone who took frequent walks down the red carpet, I would most definitely want to be in Versace. That’s not to say those day dresses aren’t perfect for a certain person. For the lady who considers herself a tasteful maximalist, Versace has created the ultimate wardrobe. I was particularly drawn to the navy leather dress coat, featuring a pleated skirt and adorned with burgundy leather buttons. And the black jumper, with a purple and yellow tulip climbing up the front. Oh, and the blue and green suede shirt dress accessorized with a green fur collar. (Okay, I changed my mind. Maybe I wouldn’t mind owning just one daytime piece….) Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Who Should Wear What To the Oscars: Our Red Carpet Suggestions Posted: 25 Feb 2011 03:02 PM PST
Predicting what the nominees will wear to the Oscars is trickier than picking the winners. There are probably over 100 amazing Oscar-worthy dresses that walk the runway each season, but the reality is that most celebs would rather stick with a safe choice than a fashion forward one. This year, however, the nominees have a better fashion history than most. Nicole Kidman has turned heads in Galliano and Balenciaga, Michelle Williams favors the up-and-coming crowd, and Hailee Steinfeld is not afraid to take a daring risk, be it in Prada or Prabal. Click through to see what I hope the nominees are wearing this Sunday. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Blumarine Fall 2011: Rainbow Brights and Racy Lace Posted: 25 Feb 2011 02:37 PM PST
MILAN–Anna Molinari moved away from her colorful Capri prints for Blumarine‘s Fall 2011 runway collection. Instead, she focused on glossy basics. In the first group of looks, there was lots of double faced wool and knits in navy, grey, and black. (Each group entered the stage together and then began walking one after another.) The second introduced a pop of primary and secondary colors, done in rich, saturated hues. Finally, the Italian designer went back to her roots, with a bit of sexy black lace. Out of everything, we liked the knit trousers best, mostly because they looked flattering and insanely comfortable. Oh, and it was nice to see Coco, Stam, Chanel, et al. together on the runway. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Street Style: Laura Is Inspired By Bond Girls and Ava Gardner Posted: 25 Feb 2011 02:06 PM PST
Name: Laura Jayne Occupation: Furniture designer How would you describe your style? It’s a mix of late ’40s with ’70s classics–I’m inspired by the Bond girls and Ava Gardner. What is the most prominent color in your wardrobe? Red. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Place New York Public Relations is Looking for Intern! Posted: 25 Feb 2011 01:32 PM PST
Place New York Public Relations is looking for an intern to work closely with the agency owner and two publicists on prestige personal care, beauty and grooming accounts. Interns will log and traffick press samples, update databases and help manage social media. Our small work environment means day-to-day responsibilities will change to fit our varying needs. So we need someone who is flexible, self-motivated and cheerful!! Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| How the Newly Revived Gen Art Plans to Take Better Care of Emerging Designers Posted: 25 Feb 2011 01:15 PM PST
You’ve probably heard that Gen Art–the beloved arts organization dedicated to showcasing the talents of emerging artists, musicians, filmmakers and designers–was revived this week under new leadership. Sandow Media acquired the arts organization, installing Gen Art vets Elizabeth Shaffer and Jeffrey Abramson as co-presidents. And with the revival of Gen Art comes the revival of Fresh Faces in Fashion, the program which famously launched the careers of Zac Posen, Phillip Lim and Vena Cava (to name a few). Except this go round, Gen Art plans to put more effort into nurturing the talented designers they take on beyond giving them a runway show. “At the former Gen Art, once we made the intro and showcased designers, we let them go on their way,” said co-president Elizabeth Shaffer. “Now we're developing a relationship so we stay connected and offer services beyond their debut–ranging from licensing to representation.” Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2011 12:53 PM PST
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| Highlight: Abbey Lee on Anywho Posted: 25 Feb 2011 11:40 AM PST
Introducing Highlight, a new series in which we feature a photograph from a personal style or street style blog that perfectly demonstrates a trend, shows off someone with particularly stand out style, or is just a great photo. And we’re talking beyond the Sartorialist and Fashion Toast here, pulling from the the most obscure corners fashion blogosphere abyss. This week’s image comes from Denmark’s Anywho. Founded by Ingrid, Elise and Stephanie in 2008, the three trendy Danes have been blogging their own outfits, fashion week reviews and photographs of their stylish peers on a daily basis. I love checking out the site to observe their ability to impeccably mix and match thrift store treasures with Scandinavian designs. It doesn't hurt that the three girls are gorgeous and have flawless taste. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2011 10:09 AM PST
Kirsten Dunst, Naked, Lion: Ms. Dunst’s new Bulgari fragrance ad is sexy but also kind of funny. Oh, and cheers to Danica for coming up with the most SEO-friendly headline ever. {Racked via Catwalk Queen} A Bieber Made of Wax: Justin Bieber is the latest celebrity to be immortalized in Madame Tussauds. The wax statue, a year in the making, will feature Beiber’s trademark shaggy hair rather than the shorter cut he’s been sporting as of late. {The Hollywood Reporter} Alberta Ferretti Doesn’t Have Time For the Oscars: She’s too busy designing with Emma Watson. {Telegraph} Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| NYFW Fall 2011 Beauty Trendspotting: Nutty Nails Posted: 25 Feb 2011 09:00 AM PST
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| Vena Cava to Collaborate With Uniqlo Posted: 25 Feb 2011 08:34 AM PST
Vena Cava‘s Sophie Buhai and Lisa Mayock announced Wednesday at Fashion Group International’s panel on entrepreneurship that they will be collaborating with Uniqlo. It’s a juicy little tidbit of news that we nearly missed because the designers mentioned it so offhandedly (luckily Fashion etc., didn’t and reminded us). Collaborating with brands is nothing new for Vena Cava. They’ve partnered in the past with Gap, Aqua for Bloomingdale’s and Converse. The Gap collab was a struggle, Sophie said, because “Vena Cava is not a khaki brand”, and she and Lisa are “pretty far from preppy.” The design duo went on to weigh out the pros and cons of doing collaborations–one the one hand, lower-priced collaborations with big brands are a great way to reach the mass market and a new audience, and bottom line, make money, but they would never want work on a collaboration that wasn’t true to their brand. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 25 Feb 2011 08:02 AM PST
We broke the news last month that Lady Gaga‘s first fragrance would smell like blood and semen. (We also pointed out she’s not the first to use semen as inspiration for a fragrance.) Now Lady Gaga has confirmed our report, telling Australian radio hosts Kyle and Jackie O, “I wanted to extract the feeling and the scent of blood and semen from molecular structures, so that’s where that [report] came from.” Molecular structures? Sound confusing? Gaga explained: “[Blood and semen] is in the perfume but it doesn’t smell like that–you just get the after feeling of sex from the semen and the blood is primal.” And when Lady Gaga says “primal” she means it. The “blood” part of her fragrance is actually derived from her own blood. “It was taken out of my own blood sample so it’s a sense of having me on your skin.” It seems like an audacious presumption but after seeing the dedication of Gaga’s little monsters at her show at MSG Tuesday night, we’re sure fans will be scrambling to spritz themselves in Sang de Gaga. When asked what Gaga thought the fragrance smelled like overall she replied, “the perfume smells like an expensive hooker.” Of course it does. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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