Every now and then I get sideswiped by labels I commonly just don’t find while thrifting such asBlumarine. These black linen with spandex and jeweled bottoms Blumarineslacks are indeed a very rare occurrence esp. when they are in pristinecondition. Anna Molinari is the creative director for this brand andcreates clothes that are considered to be true cult items. Blumarine isone of Milan’s last holdouts for women who demand full on good timedressing with a cheerful disregard for polite moderation
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I love the free-spirited and adventurous looks of the 60s era and what better way than to marry two famous brands of that period Austin Powers and Pucci.
For this photoshoot you can also see we used Carnaby Street in the background, a pyschadelic shopping full of funky boutiques selling Pucci prints and Mary Quant minis.
For this photoshoot you can also see we used Carnaby Street in the background, a pyschadelic shopping full of funky boutiques selling Pucci prints and Mary Quant minis.
How does a building owner name a building? More importantly, how is it possible to name your building "The Fashion Building". Does the building actually have to maintain a specific percentage of fashion companies to qualify? Or can the building actually have no fashion companies and still be called the Fashion Building???
Today in New York City, I saw a building with big letters across the side that says, "The Fashion Building". This started me wondering if this is the only building in New York
I love this entire ensemble from top to bottom, it flows so effortlessly and looks simple chic. I don’t know why I’m going to tell you this but I’m going to fire away. When I was a growing up in south Texas in the 70′s and as hot as it was during the summer time my parents believed in dressing up so therefore my brother Darrell and I had to dress up. I can remember every Sunday for church we dressed up, never in blue jeans, tee shirts, tennis shoes or sweatshirts. I mean my parents made us dress
For those of you who are into Psychedelic/Alternative/Folk Music and don’t know them yet,go and check out the wonderful band ‘The Pierces’who just released their brand new single ‘ Love you more’ and willrelease a new album this fall! Finally!!!
The Pierces are a New York based band founded by the incredibly talented and major good-looking sisters Allison and Catherine Piercewho write,play and direct most of their music themselves.
In the year 2000 they released their first album but it took anoth
Harper's BAZAAR en Español celebrates the elegance of the fashion from the 1950's. Remember when women would never go out without a hatand a pair of gloves? Perhaps a bit before your time...
Of all of the recent Fashion Epochs the 50's represented the epitome and apex of femininity. Designers such as Louis Vuitton, Prada, Driesvan Noten and Christian Louboutin shoes have become just a teeny-weenybit nostalgic of that era for their Fall-Winter season collections(perhaps inspired by the "Mad Men"TV
After NYFW is over, now is the time to choose our best top looks from the all shows:
- Bucker : Like the whole clean cut.
- Marc By Marc Jacob: What else can i say?
- Tommy Hilfiger: Modern American Classic Collection.
- Richard Chai: The Real StreetStyle.
- Band of The Outsiders: Great Sportwear Collection.
- Michael Kors: Love the hobo look.
Check it out: http://www.manofthehourmagazine.com
“I want to do plus sizes. Great opportunity. Need to get the customersinterested. They dont buy our 14 and 16′s I always get stuck with them.” That was the tweet that started it all. Marc Jacob’s business partner Robert Duffy (aka @MarcJacobsInt in the Twitter world) revealed last week the fashion house’s possible plus-sized collection. (more…)
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Sixty-four percent of American women are over a healthy BMI range, more than one-third are categorized as obese…you’ve heard it all before, and thanks to The New York Times, you’re hearing it again. Sure, Saks Fifth Avenue is saving spots for sizes 14 and up come fall, but is the high-end fashion world really ready to accommodate plus-sized beauties? Considering that plus-sized clothes only account for 18% of total revenue, and more than half of women in the St
“Organic,” “naturally sourced,” “hand-dyed,”—these words are no longer selling points for hippies aged
and otherwise. They’re quickly becoming fashion industry buzz words that can change reputations and move units from stores. Environmentally-conscious fashion is leaking into mainstream media
faster than a bamboo shoot grows. Even mainstream television shows like Project Runway are featuring sustainable, ethical fashions. Talk about leading by example!
As you may have noticed, we believe that the best way to start in this little industry of ours is interning for a great company. Hell, we post every good internship we find as soon as we can. But it’s not all wine and roses. Interns often endure long hours, grueling pressure, and mundane tasks—and all of this without pay. The life as an intern, especially in the fashion industry, is far from the glamorous world
of the glossy magazines and runways. Yet, many young hopefuls would do anything to ge
In New York City’s Meatpacking District, you’ll find the home and creative studio of partners in design
and life Steven Cox and Daniel Silver of men’s line Duckie Brown. Somehow, The Fashion Informer managed to wiggle their way into the duo’s abode for an exclusive peek of where their unique menswear comes together and with the designers about their sweet space… (more…)
No one likes a double-dipper—especially where recessions are concerned. And sadly, during this economic slump, it’s no surprise that retailers are taking a hit. But, future store owners, this could be your time to strike. As the saying goes, when life gives you lemons, open the best boutique ever… or something like that. (more…)
Sure, fashion school teaches you how to develop a trademark style in your designs. But, keeping your eyes and ears open to the public might just be your key to design success. With the rise of do-it-yourself companies like ModCloth and Spoonflower, it looks like people want a say in their clothes—and if you’re listening, you could reap the benefits…
In our experience, there are at least four different types of Sephora shoppers: the beauty guru spewing words like “consistency” and “pigmentation” at the sales clerk; the confused tourist buying
everything in sight; the skeptic complaining about the prices under her breath. Today’s target, however, is the monochromatic shopper. She’s usually in the early teens (just being introduced to makeup) or in the later years (with her daily makeup routine down to a science). These particular clients’ lip
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