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When Bad Things Happen To Great Designers
The Louis Vuitton collection for Fall 2010 was perhaps one of the most spectacular shown. Designed by Marc Jacobs, it celebrated the woman, and her form. The silhouettes, reminiscent of the late 40’s...
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When Bad Things Happen To Great Designers
Marc Jacobs is probably, indisputably the greatest fashion genius in our midst today. He is not only responsible for his eponymous Marc Jacobs collection, but also for the Marc by Marc Jacobs lines for...
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Lions and Tigers and Bears, Oh My!
Perhaps I spoke too soon. Today, as I was editing through the last day of Paris Fashion Week, the grand finale of a month’s worth of fashion shows, I noticed a trend. Sitting along side Prada’s...
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Nobody’s Perfect
Supermodel Kate Moss made her return to the runway last week for fashion powerhouse, Louis Vuitton. Known in the 90’s as the original “waif”, Moss has definitely filled out a bit. Still slim by...
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Mad Hatter
The Fall 2013 collections had a theatrical appeal, with clothing and accessories straight out of a Charles Dickens novel. Historical references, and exaggerated shapes were recreated in modern textiles...
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Check It Out
Checks showed up everywhere for Spring, in all shapes and sizes. Black and white ruled the runway, and the checkerboard led the pack. Louis Vuitton set the stage for the checkerboard’s comeback,...
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Plaid Redux
Plaid is having a resurgence for Fall 2013, turning up as the pattern of choice for many designers. From Celine’s sublime signature coats,to Hedi Slimane’s controversial ode to grunge for Saint...
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Showing Their Stripes
The stars showed their stripes on the red carpet at last night’s SAG awards, brightening a landscape that featured more black gowns than ever before. Michelle Dockery wore a striped Elie Saab gown with...
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