Deepak Chopra, the writer and controversial physician, isn’t the first name that comes to mind when it comes to fashion. But like any good thinking man, Chopra has broadened his horizons and teamed up with Rachel Roy on a collaboration of jewelry to benefit his Urban Yogi Initiative.
Chopra told us how this unlikely collaboration came about.
Your antidote to today’s gloomy “wintry mix”?
“Small is beautiful,” an adorable new film from Louis Vuitton featuring street style stars Elin Kling, Hanneli Mustaparta and Miroslava Duma.
Just when you thought the Chanel hula hoop bag craze was over…
This morning, Marc Jacobs released a video advertising a new pair of men’s sunglasses. Only wait, what’s that model doing?
We’re pretty sure most people weren’t looking at the models’ feet at the Victoria’s Secret fashion show last night–but there’s a reason to drag your eyes down past their perfect knees. Nicholas Kirkwood custom designed shoes for every single model in the show.
Click through to see ‘em all.
There’s always something very specific inspiring jewelry designer Eddie Borgo.
Last season his collection was influenced by the cogs and gears and machinery hidden beneath New York’s city streets–the stuff that makes Gotham hum. This season he did a bit of a 180. For spring 2013, he was inspired by a person–the legendary, the infamous, stylist Carlyne Cerf De Dudzeele, and her work from the late ’80s and early ’90s. (And so you can add Borgo to the list of designers feeling the ’90s this season.)
Click through to see the collection and hear what Borgo had to say about it.
Click through our slideshow of the best shoes of Spring 2013 and try to pick a favorite. We dare you.
You can’t talk about handbags for Spring 2013 without mentioning Karl’s enormous hula-hoop creation that stole the show at Chanel. Clearly, that one takes the cake as the most dramatic accessories moment of the season. (And comes with an instructions on how to use it from the Kaiser himself.)
The Chanel hula hoop bag may have been the most talked about accessory to hit the runway this season. After seeing it, many wondered–why is it so big? Does it fold out into a bicycle? Can it be used as a chic lean-to in inclement weather? Well, Karl Lagerfeld himself decided to clear the issue up.
Speaking in a video interview with the Telegraph Lagerfeld said:
I threw exactly one public tantrum as a child, over a set of iridescent plastic beaded necklaces from T.J.Maxx that couldn’t have cost more than $6. I cried and screamed and kicked, but my mother refused to relent–and I still feel embitterment towards her to this day. (Love you, Ma!)
But it’s safe to say that little Emme Anthony will never have to endure that unending pain and resentment I did while writhing on the well-trodden linoleum that fateful afternoon. That’s because, for yesterday’s Chanel show in Paris, Jennifer Lopez outfitted her daughter in $2,410 worth of Chanel accessories.
Designers have been showing a delightfully wacky, charming, and surprising array of shoes and accessories for spring (see: Prada and Celine for the more extreme examples). Karl Lagerfeld continued the streak this morning at Chanel’s spring show, sending a bag down the runway that just might be the biggest Chanel bag ever, and was possibly made of hula hoops.
Celine always makes covetable, well, everything. From the cool girl coats to the wait list-worthy bags, Phoebe Philo makes the clothes we crave every season. But is she laughing at us this spring?
