Entries Tagged 'Designers' ↓

Alber Elbaz declared “I’m really scared of Bloggers”; Christopher Kane is ignoring Tavi’s fashimpact on the blogosphere : “at some shows this season the front row was just all bloggers. I think it will die down though […] No one who wants to read a serious review of a show is going to look [...]

While I’m struggling hard to see beyond the Gaga influence, I’m now presented with a new dilemma: the Rad Hourani bi/uni clothes.
Genderless, ageless designs for uber skinny people. (including Sharon Stone and Angelina, already declared fans of the skinny leather pant – they should really consider Hourani. It’ll be a blessed change!) Rad Hourani, the [...]

Following Rodarte, Zac Posen is next in line to design a collection for Target Go International. His designs will sell for $15 to $150 starting April 25 until the end of May 2010. How and why will the clients choose his hybrid Target collection over his very own affordable brand Z Spoke, to debut also [...]

I somehow have this silly belief stuck deep in my head that fashion, no matter the age and the idea, should be about comfort. Should revolve around physical and emotional comfort. Shouldn’t it?
I also have two more stubborn convictions like the one above: that fashion is an art. As architecture. Combine the two and you [...]

Light your way through the crowd is definitely a fashion! Here’s another example to convince you to light up not just the Christmas tree but also your wardrobe content!
Dutch designer Stijn Ossevoort created this beautiful dress with electronic wind sensitive dandelions. There’s no telling if the light goes on even at a light breeze or [...]

Talking about Japan and not making as much as a side note about the Japanese fashion is a no-go! So I’ll be making more than just a side note! I’ll be making an entire article! Because Japanese Fashion is worth it!
And when you’ll see Lady Gaga dressed like this, you’ll know where it comes from! [...]

We know Alexander Wang is the next big thing in fashion. Everybody loves Wang. And why shouldn’t they when he’s got so much appeal?
We’ve seen the highlights (my personal approach) of his Spring Summer 2010 collection. Now it’s time for a close-up. Freeze frame on accessories! Easy to walk in or not so much, the [...]

Chanel has a court date with a 61-year-old seamstress from France, Carmen Colle, who runs World Tricot (an ethical hand made clothing company employing refugees) working with Dior, Gaultier, Givenchy. She claims Chanel stole a crochet pattern from her and wants $3,7 Million in damages. Aux armes! (The Cut)