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New York fashion week opened on the strength of a few brands that for more than a decade in some cases, have been the bread and butter of the Department store business They are the to go labels for the teens and the young working girl not quite ready to shell out the big bucks that some of the other brands command…So she will maybe buy a pair of Marc Jacobs shoes and a Juicy Couture sun dress…The brand originally started by best buddies L.A. It girls Pamela Skaist-Levy and Gela Nash-Taylor in 1997. Continue reading “L.A. D. DA. Nouveau: Juicy Couture In NYC for Fall Ready to Wear 2013” »
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New York fashion week is well on its way. The first offering of a handful of designers already made the pages of the fashion press and have been broadcasted on the web. It is the Spring season of 2013, a season that according to some Mayan predictions, that gathered momentum at the beginning of this year, may not even take place if in fact as the Mayan envisioned the World comes to an end on December 21st. Continue reading “When you get caught between the moon and New York City: Fashion Week Spring 2013.” »
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PARIS—French couture house Christian Dior Monday decided to do the unthinkable and named Belgian designer Raf Simons as its creative director, concluding an unusually long search to fill one of the fashion industry’s most high-profile jobs. Continue reading “All is fair in Love and War and Fashion: Raf Simons moves in at Dior” »
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Every one knows how important food is to an Italian… Continue reading “Dolce & Gabbana : Buon Appetito!” »
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This is my Favourite show of New York Fashion Week so far, pretty, modern, elegant, quirky and sexy in other words it matters! People can we Talk!@…. Continue reading “In the mood for something relevant” »
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Not too shabby for a Jewish kid from Teaneck, New Jersey. Yet it seems like the logical solution to one of the most debated dilemmas in Fashion of the last few months. Continue reading “Marc Jacobs takes on Dior” »
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Riccardo Tisci By Donatella Versace (Interview) “Like any competitive industry, fashion understands the market need for a constant infusion of fresh blood and untapped talent. But among the crop of sartorial prodigies to have emerged in recent years, none has ascended from young upstart to master of the universe as rapidly as 36-year-old Italian designer [...]
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Tomorrow, as the temperatures hit the high-90s/early-100s in New York City, you’re going to want to wear… well… nothing. If going nude is not an option for you, here are some breathable and cute dress options we found that hopefully won’t show your sweat stains. Stay hydrated people!!
Continue reading “NYC beat: dress for the Heat in these 10 cute breathable frocks” »
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A story as delicately rendered as the designer’s tailoring. Continue reading “Yamamoto’s autobiography” »
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SYDNEY, Australia — Australian fashion has an image problem. When I mentioned to friends that I was thinking of attending Rosemount Australian Fashion Week in Sydney, the reaction ranged from raised eyebrows to incredulous laughter. Others quipped that the sum total of Australia’s contribution to global fashion could be distilled down to Ugg boots and [...]
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Alistair Trung the Australian, Saigon born designer was one of the relatively new talents to watch out for during Sydney fashion week; his debut RAFW runway show with a whopping 54 looks (maybe a bit long winded) definitely left an indelible mark on this year fashion scene. Continue reading “Rare Birds from Down Under by Alistair Trung” »
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Here are a few of the looks from the Spring Summer collections 2011/2012 of these two young talented Australian designers. They both represent a movement in Australian fashion that is increasingly trying to let go of its European roots and references in the process of trying to establish a self referential fashion identity. There were hit and misses in both their collections however like any new movement taking shape it is all part of the process. Continue reading “Dion Lee & Josh Goot: Postmodernism in Australian fashion” »
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