Even legendary French designer Jean Paul Gaultier is getting on the Target bandwagon. The line is sure to be a hit and premieres in Target stores on March 7!
Sunday, February 28, 2010
Jean Paul Gaultier for Target
Even legendary French designer Jean Paul Gaultier is getting on the Target bandwagon. The line is sure to be a hit and premieres in Target stores on March 7!
Saturday, February 27, 2010
D&G Fall 2010
Wow! I am in love with D&G's chunky knit vision for next Fall! The Chalet-Chic look is fabulous, and the layering of wool and chiffon is superb. Just makes me want to hit the slopes in my littlest wool sweater and furry Yeti boots!
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
Friday, February 26, 2010
Fendi Fall 2010
Karl Lagerfeld's latest collection for Fendi is as luxe as it is ladylike....
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
MILAN Fashion Week: PRADA
It hasn't been five minutes since London Fashion Week ended, and the party continues right over to Milan where Prada, Fendi, and D&G, amongst others, have already shown their Italian take on Fall 2010. Long live knit tights!!
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
Photos courtesy of wwd.com
Quicktake: RODARTE
Before I get on with it I first have to first mention that for years I thought this museum was called the 'Copper Hewitt.' Aaanyways The Cooper-Hewitt, New York's National Design Museum housed in the original Carnegie Mansion, is currently featuring Quicktake: Rodarte, an installation exhibit of the conceptual and artistic designs of fashion duo Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte. I've always had this crazy fascination with their design techniques and fabric manipulation, but to see these processes up close and in person was absolutely mind blowing. Some standouts included a grey hand-marbled leather jacket with straps and fastenings worn over a hand-knit and purled dress, a flesh-colored leather and cotton knit pleated skirt, and painstakingly hand-knit wool cobweb tights which most probably cost slightly more than a pair of HUE. To my utter disappointment taking photos wasn't allowed at the Cooper-Hewitt, which is why I made the extra effort not to get caught when I did. My espionage yielded some blurry results, but combined with a few still photos from the museum's website, here is most of the collection for your viewing pleasure...
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