Friday, November 4, 2011
Thursday, November 3, 2011
street style-fashion 2011
Florence Welch exercises her feminine wiles in ruffly pre-fall Valentino.
Shala Monroque is elegant in a fur-trimmed coat and whimsical necklace.
The orange underside of her hat gives the look a wonderful pop of color.
Erin Fetherston pairs her trademark Heidi braids with a pleated white minidress.
Emily Weiss from Into the Gloss is businesslike in a gray blazer and sheer skirt.
Zanna Roberts Rassi's got another winner on her hands with this leather jacket-long skirt combo.
Freja Beha Erichsen finishes out the week in another tough all-black look.
How best to show off your swingy trench and circle skirt? Twirl.
Mr. Newton-harpersbazaar
Shala Monroque is elegant in a fur-trimmed coat and whimsical necklace.
The orange underside of her hat gives the look a wonderful pop of color.
Erin Fetherston pairs her trademark Heidi braids with a pleated white minidress.
Emily Weiss from Into the Gloss is businesslike in a gray blazer and sheer skirt.
Zanna Roberts Rassi's got another winner on her hands with this leather jacket-long skirt combo.
Freja Beha Erichsen finishes out the week in another tough all-black look.
How best to show off your swingy trench and circle skirt? Twirl.
Mr. Newton-harpersbazaar
Wedding Dress-Fall 2012 Bridal Collection In Nude, Black
Wedding dress - Vera Wang, the unofficial queen bee of the bridal couture world, showed her latest collection on Sunday as part of New York's bridal fashion week. Her dresses -- artfully witchy-looking frocks made from deconstructed chiffon, silk, tulle and organza in decidedly non-traditional tones like nude and black, were perhaps more funeral than bridal (indeed, there was nary a white dress in sight) -- but trust us that her unusual show was one of the most stunning we've ever seen, whether in the bridal couture world or beyond. huffingtonpost
The Spring/Summer Collections: To Paris We Go
For the time being, take a look above for a first look at Kim Jones' first collection for Louis Vuitton. Earlier Thursday, the former Dunhill designer showed a collection that gave ultimate luxury an approachable edge: The finest skins were turned into baseball jackets, and the suits and sport coats were shorter with ties slightly undone. Scarves, in Louis Vuitton's damier pattern, were updated in red and blue — and as large as blankets. esquire
Banana Republic and Mad Men collection
Designed by Banana Republic Creative Director, Simon Kneen and Emmy® Award-winning Costume Designer Janie Bryant, the collection offers a modern take on the signature Mad Men 1960's style. Besides the 3-piece suit, the collection includes cardigans, vests, hats, ties, pocket squares, a tie clip, and a money clip. It's a limited edition collection so be sure to get a piece (or a couple of pieces) before it sells out. View the complete collection, here.theurbangent
From Las Vegas: What You'll Be Wearing Next Spring
The sportswear brand introduced a debut line of jeans you'll want in rotation.
Agave's New Denim
Sand-blasted, beat-to-hell.
New Boots
Our pick: The ones from the Rockport & Barbour collaboration. And you don't even have to wait until spring. Nic Screws
Agave's New Denim
Sand-blasted, beat-to-hell.
New Boots
Our pick: The ones from the Rockport & Barbour collaboration. And you don't even have to wait until spring. Nic Screws
The Steve Jobs Style Trend: Turtlenecks
Turtlenecks… honestly, these days they're really only stylishly appropriate on little kids. And of course they're okay to wear for practical purposes like– skiing, snowboarding, working in an extremely cold environment, etc. And okay, I'll give you a pass if you're going on a winter vacation, but even then it would have to be a cashmere, or heavy knit stylishly cut turtleneck. The basic, simple, cotton turtleneck just is not in style. theurbangent
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