Posted in Runway Looks on Feb 12th, 2012
[All Images via ELLE.com] What a complete turnaround for Christian Siriano this season; there was a certain palpable shift toward a more sophisticated, grown, and overall sombre collection for fall — and we loved it! One could almost see the showgoers mouthing the words “love it” over and over again throughout the course of the [...]
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Posted in Shopping on Apr 10th, 2011
[Images courtesy of 3M] Bravo‘s hit TV Program “Project Runway”‘s Season 4 winner, Christian Siriano, has teamed up with the household name brand, The O-Cel-O™ (part of company 3M) to create his first-ever No-Scratch Scrub Sponge designs. Spinning off of the major Asian influences seen on the F/W 2011 runways, Siriano also derived inspiration for [...]
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Posted in Runway Looks, Shopping, Trends on Feb 17th, 2011
[Images via Elle.com] As one of our most popular designers to come out of Project Runway, Christian Siriano presented his Fall 2011 Collection, a black orchids-inspired line which also features the new Christian Siriano for Payless Gold shoe line, in which the hoofed-toe and petal-adorned dress pumps served to accentuate his nature-inspired collection. The dark, [...]
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Posted in Runway Looks on Feb 15th, 2011
[Images via Style.com] Duckie Brown When the first model turned the corner at Duckie Brown, it was clear that designers Steven Cox and Daniel Silver were up to something. Present were the usual immaculate manoeuvrings of fabrics like tweed and wool; and the ”bespoke” elements that turn a sweater into a chic straightjacket and a pair of pants into [...]
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Posted in Runway Looks on Sep 14th, 2010
Anne Bowen Guests of Anne Bowen‘s show were treated to a lot of leg, super-high heels, and tight dresses with flowing trains and sashes at her Spring 2011 collection. The theme was “deconstructed formality;” uber short, uber sexy pieces with both soft and edgy masculine elements, like a delicate sash billowing off a taupe one-shoulder [...]
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