February 13, 2014
by Julia DiNardo
Brrr! This weather is no joke! Snow is on the ground, and with more on the way, I will definitely have a pair of boots on my feet for the last day of fashion week. Despite the frigid temperatures, ice, and snow on the ground, I’ve also had a cold ALL of fashion week, but with lots of vitamin C, I’m thinking I’m on the mend. I layered my J.Crew wool sweater underneath of my top for added warmth, and also worked a new bag into the fashion week outfit rotation – an Alexander Wang Rockie Crossbody Satchel look-a-like (everyone keeps thinking it’s the real deal!) for just $29.99 at T.J.Maxx — score!
Here’s what I wore on Day 6:
The clothes:
Gap Motorcycle Jacket
Le Tote Carnaby Mod Blouse (courtesy of the brand)
J.Crew Merino Wool Crew Neck Sweater
Club Monaco Moto Zip Pants
Fit to Flick Beanie (courtesy of the brand)
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The accessories:
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February 10, 2014
by Julia DiNardo
Day 3 of New York Fashion Week, per usual, fell on a Saturday, which also incurred a bit of train delays and walking — thank GOODNESS I had comfy clothes on! It was a big show day, taking in Monique Lhuillier, Herve Leger, Mara Hoffman, Adeam, and more, but I somehow managed it all with gusto. The trends are certainly beginning to surface, so stay tuned for trend reports coming shortly. In the meanwhile, here’s what I wore:
Lanvin VLN531 Blue Acetate Frames (courtesy of Glasses.com; see below for an exclusive discount!)
Le Tote Nico Mod Dress (courtesy of the brand)
Uniqlo Heat Tech Turtleneck
Plush Fleece-Lined Tights via Shopbop (courtesy of Shopbop)
Le Tote Tsar Chain Necklace (courtesy of the brand)
Sorrelli Everyday Emerald-Cut Studs and Sorrelli Bring on the Glamour Cocktail Ring (courtesy of the brand)
RJ Graziano Oversized Cuff (courtesy of the brand)
Cougar Wedge Boots (courtesy of the brand)
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February 9, 2014
by fashion pulse contributor
by Amanda Zeigler
[Image Courtesy of Whit]
: Whit
The Theme: Scandinavian simplicity with natural splendor and style.
The Color Palette: Focusing primarily on a natural palette of rich browns and neutral whites and creams, Whit infused pops of teal, blue and metallic in some of its looks.
The Collection’s Signature Look: Models, with hair braided into perfect Scandinavian updos and simple makeup of petal colored lips gave the impression of fresh-faced maidens. Paired with Whit’s easy silhouettes and natural appeal, there was hardly a look that one wouldn’t want to wear. Standouts styles included a teal long-sleeved silk jumpsuit with pleated waist details and skinny tapered legs, as well as a simple black wool shirt matched up with brown print tapered leg silk pants.
[Image via WWD]
The Show: Desigual
The Theme: Spread the love- of life, of style and of mixing graphic patterns with rich textures.
The Color Palette: Graphic prints of black and white were easily complimented by deep shades of red, burgundy, orange and blues. In a variety of textures- lace, mohair, wool and silk, these rich hues were a perfect match for each other.
The Collection’s Signature Look: As models danced, skipped and blew kisses down the runway, love was certainly in the air. True love of the collection came in amazing maxi-dresses in a mix of prints and colors- especially an asymmetrical cap-sleeved silk maxi, with a cartoon caricature of a Twiggy-like face. Beautiful and bold, my heart was stolen by Desigual.
*This feature is part of the Sorrelli for Fashion Pulse Daily Exclusive New York Fashion Week Runway Coverage.
