We’ve been attending so many fashion previews and events our heads have been spinning! Check out the cool stuff we’ve seen, coming in Fall 2010, and please excuse the cell phone-quality photos!
The Columbia Sportswear Preview
This brand is definitely on the cutting edge of technology; come winter, I will definitely look to them for their unique technologies to keep one warm, especially with these boots for men and women, that has a removable battery to generate heat – how cool is that?
The new collection for Nine West features some of the most creative, opulent adornment I’ve seen on footwear, at an affordable price point, for some time! Be sure to check it out!
Sorel Fall/Winter 2010 Preview
As you know, Sorel is my most favorite footwear brand for surviving inclement weather, with next season’s offerings including a range of fun fabrications, fur, and of course, incredibly warmth and durability.
Jaeger is back! The famed British brand is surfacing in the USA again for Fall 2010! The new collection features fabulous accessories, sexy knits, bouclé, and much more — once you’ve checked out their offerings, I guarantee you will be smitten too!
RM By Roland Mouret, Jonathan Saunders, and Alexander Berardi Fall/Winter 2010
Please dress me for my next major event! Please!
Lauren Bush FEED 1 Guatamala at Lord & Taylor
Each bag has proceeds going to United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) from the “FEED 1 Guatemala” pouch and “FEED 3 Guatemala” pouch and tote styles to promote health and well-being for children in Guatemala — what’s not to love?
KIN Free Concert – The Ting Tings!
KIN, Microsoft’s brand new phone with a focus on social media, has staged free concerts in four cities across the country – I was excited to attend the latest one with The Ting Tings this past weekend! The word got out about the concerts solely through social media, so follow the KIN Facebook page to get the details about next weekend and potentially other cities. You can also connect with KIN via Twitter.
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