We caught up with The Bling Ring costume designer Stacey Battat to chat about everything from the stolen designer gear (lots of Louis Vuitton and Dior) to recreating the celebrity targets’ homes to luxurious perfection. Read on.
Giorgio Armani, one of the most talented, iconic and successful designers of our time, often surprises us in interviews by expressing so much dissatisfaction with the fashion industry–particularly in Milan.
Though his frustrations are understandable, did he need to throw a dig at Miuccia?
Band of Outsiders has undergone a big branding change. Plus, peep the super cute Resort collection.
As promised, John Galliano’s first interview since a 2010 drunken anti-semitic rant cost him his job and then some, has landed in the latest issue of Vanity Fair. And it’s good.
Galliano opens up about those anti-Semitic remarks he made, his longtime struggle with drugs and alcohol, how he’s making amends, and more.
Revenge is not just your average prime time soap. People are madly obsessed with this show and the ruthless, wealthy, expensively-dressed Hamptonites it follows. In fact, some of its cast members have become style stars in their own right, the best example being Ashley Madekwe (aka Ashley Davenport), whom we chatted with on last night’s CFDA Awards red carpet.
And soon, thanks to ABC, you’ll be able to dress just like all of the show’s morally corrupt characters.
After poking around the CFDA’s swanky new digs, we chatted with Kolb about everything from the genesis of the CFDA Award’s Trova statue to his owls and cacti collections and the Swarovski menswear nominee he’s wearing tonight.
The final verdict is not yet in on whether or not LVMH came into its 22.6% Hermès stake using secretive, illegal methods in an attempt to take over the competing French luxury brand. However, AMF, the French market authority that has been investigating the case, has proposed its recommended sentence.
Oh, Karl.
That’s really all we have to say after watching the promo clips for Alina Cho’s upcoming “Fashion Week: Backstage Pass,” in which she interviews everyone’s favorite candid and cat-obsessed fashion personality, Karl Lagerfeld.
Ageless beauty Cindy Crawford leads the pack this week in this body-hugging emerald green frock. We’re also dying for Brit Marling’s Balenciaga by Alexander Wang look. Also unsurprisingly drool-worthy: the bevy of stylish starlets who showed up to the latest Chanel fete.
Click through for all that in this week’s 10 best dressed!
Accessories can be a tough game to get into when you’re not already an established brand. In addition to having an appealing product, you must have something that differentiates you from all the other pouches and cross-bodies out there. And we think Morgan Bogle’s just-launched handbag label Freedom of Animals could very well have what it takes.
In case you couldn’t tell, LVMH is not exactly over the moon about the lawsuit being brought against it by Hermes, or the investigation launched by French market authority AMF into how it became a major shareholder in the French luxury brand.
Not much has come of the case yet aside from both sides launching accusations at one another, until today.
On Monday, Oscar de la Renta will accept the Founders Award at the glitzy annual CFDA Awards–which he actually helped start back in 1981. It’s a pretty big honor, and one that will be presented to him by none other than former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. However, the outspoken designer told Bridget Foley in a recent interview that he would actually rather be up for designer of the year.
De la Renta candidly expressed many more of his bold opinions over a lunch date interview with Alexander Wang (one of the designers he’d be competing with if he was up for designer of the year), which Style.com documented.
What we’re saying is, more reasons to love Oscar de la Renta, right his way:
