Posted in Link Love on Jul 15th, 2011
Bag Snob has to hand it to Fendi: they’ve been killing it lately, thanks to their color-blocking acumen and high level of creativity. And as of now, we are officially swooning! Beauty Snob has discovered that Natura Bissé’s eye makeup remover works just as well our old stand-by, but without the oil-slick aftermath – because [...]
Posted in Runway Looks, Shopping on Jul 12th, 2011
[Images via Jill Stuart] Jill Stuart achieves color-blocking in a remarkable way for her Fall 2011 collection. Stuart uses vibrant jewel tones, such as, teal, red, emerald, and amber, while combining a little sparkle in a pleated ensemble. A fairy tale came to life, as a literal animal theme decorated below-the-knee silk dresses with large [...]
Posted in Runway Looks on Feb 23rd, 2011
Some of my favorite accesssories from New York Fashion Week Fall 2011 are below — which ones do you love? [Image via Elle.com] The opening of fashion week – Nicholas K! Shoes were custom by Vintage Shoe Company. [Image via WWD.com] Rugged is most definitely in at Perry Ellis, and everywhere else for that matter, [...]
Posted in Industry Buzz & Events, Runway Looks, Shopping, Trends on Sep 17th, 2010
[All Images via Style.com] Organic by John Patrick Challenging my body clock, I descended into the basemen of the Ace Hotel to a club-like atmosphere long before cocktail hour. Accentuated by lax side-swept locks, the looks were soft and refined with indications of attention to hand-stitched details. The light color scheme of innocent pastels, shades [...]
Posted in Industry Buzz & Events, Runway Looks, Trends on Feb 19th, 2010
[Image via Style.com] Crammed in the New York Public Library with Gossip Girl celebs and Mena Suvari sitting front row, anticipation for Jill Stuart’s F/W 2010 collection pervaded the space. Despite a few model glitches, this season’s designs were up to par, threaded together with an authoritative vibe. Strutting down the catwalk in knee-high black [...]
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