Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent | Fashion Pulse Daily

Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent

May 15, 2012

Happy Feet: Bright Sandals for Summer 2012

by

I don’t know about you all, but I’m ready to ditch the socks and stockings and don some sandals! There’s nothing like a few pairs of bright sandals to get my heart racing. Work your flats day or night this SS12 season with bikinis, shorts, skirts, dresses, tunics and the oh-so-hot colored denim trend! Here’s some of our top picks for 2012:

[image via Shopbop.com]

Alice + Olivia Bella Print Flat Sandals, $148: Snakeskin and brights make for a sizzling hot combo.

[image via JCrew.com]

J.Crew Audra Patent Sandals, $98: This glossy “dahlia” hue elevates these strappy thong sandals to a new realm.

[image via Shopbop.com]

Boutique 9 Piraya Multicolor T Strap Sandals, $78: A tri-color T-strap should be a girl’s best friend.

[image via Shopbop.com]

Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent Love Embroidered Thong Sandal, $198: It’s no wonder they’re called “Love Embroidered.”The luscious coral, green, and hot pink make this price point worthwhile.

[image via ASOS.com]

ASOS Fame Leather Flat Sandals with Beaded T-Bar, $44.36: The white whipstich edged ankle strap juxtaposed with cutting edge beading makes these sandals a wardrobe-enhancing must.

[image via Shopbop.com]

Rebecca Minkoff Bettina Flat Sandal, $125: It doesn’t get much bolder than this audacious neon yellow.

FPD Tip: Pair with a bright pedicure for a color-blocked feel, or keep your toes neutral in a pale matte pink or fluid beige to let the sandals shine on their own

Tell us: which pair is your fave?

-Alana Quagliariello

Subscribe to the Fashion Pulse Daily Newsletter!

November 10, 2011

Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent: Ephemeral Ease for Spring 2012

by

After previewing the SS12 lineup of Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, all I can think of is traveling. It’s that simple; the line allured me to a bohemian, distant land where maxi dresses, tunic blouses, and basic slips gracefully coexist and transition from an early stroll to an evening beach gathering around a fire pit.

The collection portrayed an ephemeral ease that can only be produced in such one-of-a-kind prints such as Ikat, Bow and Arrow, Peacock Floral, Powder Floral, Kaleidoscope, and Patchwork. Glorious color remains prominent for spring in shoes (ballet flats, cork platforms, and espadrilles), bags, and apparel alike. The palette of melon, chartreuse, hibiscus, teal, blush, black, and violet provides endless options to introduce new shades into your wardrobe.

I ‘m impressed with the convertible skirt (pictured above), which works as both a maxi dress and a maxi skirt. I also adore the mini dresses (summer knits and soft slips), great for a beach cover up or a night on the town. The collection left an impression in its effortless transitional capabilities, and with one piece, you have plenty of easy-to-wear chic options.

-Alana Quagliariello

Subscribe to the Fashion Pulse Daily Newsletter!

April 5, 2011

Fall 2011 Preview: Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, Flagship Store Opening

by

[All images by Rose Lou]

FPD recently viewed the fall collection of Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, which promises lean, loose-draping silhouettes in dark sheers, knits, sequined tops, wildly furry vests, and printed silks. As per her well-known collection of shoes, Vincent has crafted black leather platform booties, flat luggage leather riding boots, hidden platform wedge booties, and glitter pumps. Alongside Vincent’s leather totes, LA-based handbag designer Kelly Locke introduced the Mini Bardot and Mimi Clutch, made from Tilapia, Cod, and Perch Fishskins.

P.S. – Don’t forget to check out the newly opened Cynthia Vincent flagship store in Nolita at 253 Elizabeth Street (near Houston St.)/

-Rose Lou