September 4, 2009
by fashionpulse
Via our friends at LollieShopping.com:
James Perse has just launched his Fall Vintage Americana 2009 collection. Below are some key styles. Check them out!
Hooded A-Line Fleece Dress: WXT6424
Amazing versatile A-line fleece dress. Can be worn as a sophisticated look with boots and tights, or worn very casual. Includes side pockets, along with a cozy oversized hood that can be wrapped as a scarf. Cool! Or, should I say, warm?
L/S Deep V Dress: WLY6427
This lightweight deep v-neck knit dress is a sophisticated style that can be worn on a fall day! Long in length, this dress has a wide ribbed waist panel with a drawstring and side pockets.
And for the guys…
Full Zip Printed Sweater: MCA2133KL
What an inventive twist based on the vintage James Perse bomber jacket. This sweater has a wool/cashmere feel and a great graphic on the inside of it adding a unique look. Wear as a sweater or a jacket.
5 Pocket Corduroy: MVX1084
This great lightweight corduroy pant fits true to size just like James Perse denim. Button fly, 5 pocket with a straight leg fit with a slight kick at the bottom. Perfect for the casual man who likes to look good.
September 4, 2009
by Julia DiNardo
The drama, the fashion, the photographs! “The September Issue” was exactly what I expected with a twist; the back and forth between Anna Wintour and Grace Coddington was marvelous, and the insider feel to producing a fashion magazine was spot-on. I do have to say that it was an informative documentary, and certainly not for pure entertainment value; there’s palpable stress and tension that resonates with those of us who have worked in publishing, but I have a feeling that no one tops Anna Wintour as editrix-in-chief. For me, the experience of seeing “The September Issue” opening night in a Loews movie theatre in Manhattan was surreal; fashionistas came out in droves and there was definitely air-kissing in the aisles.
It’s odd to think about a film unifying members of the fashion industry under a Loews roof, but low and behold, it happened before my very eyes. Afterward, there was a q&a session with director R.J. Cutler, whom I think had no idea what he was walking into upon initially filming the documentary. In the film, all of the joy and pain of fashion are present, from the two-faced, backstabbing, clique-ish behavior that tends to occur, to the utterly talented, creative side and beauty of fashion. All in all, Fashion Pulse Daily gives “The September Issue” two big thumbs up, especially for those aspirational fashion writers and editors to watch to have an idea of what it really means to have “thick skin.”
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September 4, 2009
by fashionpulse
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I’m Not Obsessed shows you how to get three different Sienna Miller looks.
Second City Style shows you how to properly apply Flirty Faux Lashes!
SheFinds can’t wait to don a new denim jacket.
Shopping and Info bought a great watch with pyramid studs for Fall.
Stylehive is craving rich, hot chocolate and mocha-hued makeup for fall… Starbucks run, anyone?
The Beauty Stop test drives the dark green nail polish trend with OPI.
The Jet Set Girls check out Maria Sharapova‘s collection for Cole Haan and Tiffany’s collaboration.
The Shoe Goddess loves Report Signature’s interpretation of the zipper trend!
eye4style reviews Coco Before Chanel – and recreates one of the iconic looks in the film!
