Thursday, October 29, 2009, the launch day of the new Kate Moss capsule collection for Topshop. And since Christmas is just around the corner, it makes a world of commercial sense to have a Christmas-y collection from Kate Moss!
Plus a nightwear and lingerie special from Kate la Moss! The pictures look very much the usual Moss – Bardot-ness and if you were wondering why the so dramatic cleavage, the answer lies in the new lingerie pieces. (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
Techno edgy, substantially glamorous and irresistible, Christopher Kane’s collection for Topshop hits stores Friday, September 18th. You have almost 10 days to get ready for the psychedelic funky fashion adventure that is the Scottish designer Christopher Kane.
It seems black and white photography is the next fashion thing. That and wearing ripped black tights!
Kate Moss shows how to twist fashion disasters into fashion big hits while posing for her latest Topshop fall winter 2009/2010 collection, already in stores. Set for another worldwide retail success, Kate Moss black and white campaign makes a daring attempt to convince us wasted is the new chic. (the story continues right after the jump with more pictures)
Before we have the chance to review yet another Kate Moss collection for Topshop, let me introduce you to a special collaboration: Sølve Sundsbø signed up for a limited edition clothing collection with Surface To Air.
The collection will feature 3 of a kind – 3 dresses, 3 tops, 3 bags and will be available in 20 stores worldwide. Only 3 pieces of each style will be available in each store. The collection is all about print, about image. Solve Sundsbo’s photography declined in bags, dresses and tops doesn’t sound that bad, does it?
I admit I like the bird print more than any other, how about you? It’s amazing what a simple but amazing photography print can do for an ordinary piece of fabric! (more images right after the jump) (via)
Beth Ditto is now officially a fashion designer! She has a collection coming up in July, right after The Gossip’s new album release (July 9th). Like all things Beth Ditto, the clothing collection under her signature has something extraordinaire: it’s a plus-size collection only!
Evans UK addresses to 10-24 (US sizes) and Beth Ditto makes it personal with this collection. (not that she necessarily designed it herself, but it surely is commercially wise to use her image for this initiative!) (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
How comes that when your only fash-wish is to see a certain designated trend disappearing at the speed of light it only bounces back, even stronger, more hideous, more tasteless than ever?
Exporting Topshop wasn’t just about the store, it’s about the getting-topshop-dressed! Everybody (and their dog) complains about Lindsay Lohan’s leggings. Every-fash-body knows that wide-leg jeans are so in right now, that they’re Beyond! But what do you make of all that fash-good sense when Topshop comes with Treggings saying that they’re the must? Jeans made of Leggings? With back pockets? And now they’re going washed-grey because Whitney Port said so? Skinny/curvy/fash- girls and boys out there, do you really declare the Jeggings/Treggings the new It pants for 2009/2010? (via 1, 2)
Mix and match is a healthy philosophy for the avid fashion consumer. A designer piece here, a vintage accent there, it’s all in the creativeness of the ensemble.
Paule Marrot, a legendary French textile designer, got into sneakers. Nike Skinny Dunk by Paule Marrot is only available for women. The two versions of the new print-Skinny Dunk Hi: pink and black look lovely and summer-ready, just like the floral Nike Liberty Blazer. (the story continues right after the jump!)
There’s no rest for the luxury market it seems! Regardless of the recent economic worries, Hermès expands and estimates additional 86 work places available by 2011.
The news was first announced in the French media and now is ready to take the internet by storm. Numerous retail and fashion industry giants felt the cold hand of recession digging deep down their pockets (even Sir Philip Green, Topshop’s mogul, felt the crisis cut £500 million deep, despite his Kate Moss kryptonite!). I bet they had leather pockets, exquisitely handcrafted by Hermès. That would explain it all, right? (via)
