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Time is dead. From now on, everything’s just going to happen all at once. More
It’s hot as balls out here in L.A. today, and what I’m dreaming of is rain. More
Hey, you over there with the new job, do you need a new bag? More
Fall 2012 is showing at NYFW, which means out with the breezy dresses, the delicate prints, the bright shoes and… in with the gloom (which we’re all for). If there’s one look that landed on every major runway, it’s probably what fashion glossies like to call the “urban warrior,” a modern, usually-but-not-always minimal tough girl look for the big city. In other words: lots of leather, sharp and angular silhouettes, combat, knee or thigh-high boots… with loads of military and gladiatorial flourishes in a palette of black and not much else. See Alexander Wang, Michael Kors, Prabal Gurung, Proenza Schouler and more ahead. More
“Dark and moody” go the unsurprising fall color trends at NYFW: covering the runways were muted shades of midnight, plum, and the reigning combination of black and blue. …But just when you thought it was all very bleak and Fall-appropriate… bright, fuck-off, electric reds came down the runway. Absolutely no one had his finger on this pulse better than Jason Wu, whose collection was almost exclusively shadowy shades of blue, wine and blinding red. Here are the colors to keep your eyes on for Fall 2012. More
Let us be straight with you: no one looked great at last night’s People’s Choice Awards. There were two choices: the horribly dressed (we discuss them here) and then there was a cadre of mostly boring, middle-of-the-road, unremarkable looks from the usual suspects. The latter category is here. See many routine, obvious dresses on ladies like Miley Cyrus, Lea Michelle, Kristen Bell, Alyson Hannigan and more. More
This thing is going to give me weird nightmares, and I’m not even sure why. More
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Spring is the time for prints: florals, usually, and this past fashion week saw some weirdo forays into Hawaiian. However, three of the biggest trends to emerge for prints weren’t actually about flowers: we saw geometric patterns, plenty of ombre and animals. …I don’t mean leopard spots or tiger stripes, but prints of animals: birds, butterflies, even a few zebras. Let’s take a look. More
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Resort 2011 broadcast a lot of neon: the glowing accessories trend logged major runway time at Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Stella McCartney, Proenza Schouler and more. The thing about neon is that it presents a problem (ugliness) if there’s too much, but it’s a perfect eye-popping accessory or simple piece–shorts or a tee– if your palette is otherwise muted. Here’s a few easy neon items to jolt your warm-weather look. More
W Magazine did a story on the relationship between designers and their musical muses. With some, the connection is obvious: Florence Welch was recently named the face of Gucci so she’s a natural fit to inspire Gucci creative director Frida Giannini. With others, it’s more unclear (what about flower child Esperanza Spalding inspires minimalist Francisco Costa?*). Check out the pairings in the gallery. Also: poor Baptise Giabiconi!! More
The CFDA Awards went down last night and Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler were the big winners, taking home Womenswear Designer of the Year. See all the attendees in the gallery ahead, from industry titans like Anna Wintour, Diana von Furstenberg and Vera Wang to celebs like Kanye, Chloe Sevigny and (of course) Lady Gaga, who took home the Fashion Icon Award and wore an extremely revealing custom Thierry Mugler gown.
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This neon bra made its way down the catwalk for Proenza Schouler Spring/Summer 2011 peeking out from underneath low-cut tops, jackets and vests. More