The theme of last night’s event was punk–though you wouldn’t necessarily know it from the red carpet. Though some of the guests did step up the ‘tude a notch–some with spikes, others with hair dye–the majority kept it pretty, well, pretty. Let’s take a look at who was brave enough to go punk, and who Read more →
It’s here! It’s here! The Met Ball red carpet is finally underway. So the fashion is great–though not exactly punk. According to Anna Wintour, though, her florals are punk, in a way: Andrew Bolton, the currator of the exhibit told her that pink was the real color of punk. Hence the color scheme. So there. Read more →
Over the last few years we’ve seen countless luxury brands stage fashion shows in China–in Beijing, Shanghai, on the Great Wall–in addition to staging their shows in Paris, London, New York or Milan. With Chinese surpassing Americans as the biggest consumers of luxury goods, designers are focusing more than ever on China.
Of course, for smaller labels that aren’t part of luxury conglomerates, China is a market that’s harder to tap into. Enter the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund’s latest initiative, “Americans in China,” which will bring Proenza Schouler, Rag & Bone, and Marchesa (three former CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund finalists) to China to present their fall-winter 2013 collections at the Ming Dynasty City Wall Relics Park, at the Great Wall of China, in Beijing.
Whether you’re planning on walking down the aisle in the near future or not, there’s really nothing more fun than looking at a bunch of frothy white swoon-worthy wedding dresses. Bridal week just wrapped and since it’s Wednesday and all, we thought we’d round up the prettiest frocks on offer this season–from designers like Marchesa, Read more →
Macy’s is debuting a totally adorable juniors’ line inspired by Marilyn Monroe. {Macy’s}
We wish we were the “friend” holed up drinking wine with Jennifer Lawrence in Hawaii in these pap shots. Call us, Jen? {US Weekly}
Beyoncé had a pair of Isabel Marant wedge sneakers customized by PMK in exotic skins that include anaconda and stingray. Guess who’s upset? (Spoiler: It’s PETA). {HuffPo}
Rumor has it Kerry Washington abandoned a custom Marchesa gown for Miu Miu on Oscar night (risking the ire of Harvey Weinstein in the process–yikes!). Public apologies seem to be de rigueur, Kerry… {NYPost}
Does Karl Lagerfeld say no to anything? The ubiquitous designer is collaborating with purveyor of plastic shoes, Brazilian footwear company Melissa for four seasons. {WWD}
Sally Field had a Kristen Stewart-esque surprise hiding under her gorgeous Valentino gown at the Vanity Fair Academy Awards after party. {HuffPo}
Natalie Portman’s latest Dior ad, directed by Sofia Coppola, has us seeing “La Vie en Rose.” {Telegraph}
This is it: The most important of all the red carpets, the Oscars red carpet. And we’ll be documenting every bit of it. Check back here all night to see what all the stars are wearing.
Can you believe awards season is already coming to an end? It seems like it was just yesterday that we were picking our dresses (pretend, for famous people) for the Globes! Now, the Oscars are just two days away and thanks to the recent couture and fall shows, celebs have fresh crop of Oscar-worthy gowns to pluck from!
Marchesa at prom: Not just for Blair Waldorf anymore! More deets on Georgina Chapman’s “special occasion” gown and dress collection for JCPenney. It’s called Pearl. {WWD}
More designers are finally starting to pay models for walking in their shows, instead of just gifting them clothes. But you’ll never guess who’s still holding out…{BuzzFeed}
Kate Upton talks to Ellen DeGeneres about shooting her Antarctic Sports Illustrated cover, plus her favorite body part–but it’s not what you’re thinking. {HuffPo}
This hurts more than a blister: Manolo Blahnik tells Interview Magazine that he doesn’t find “anonymous girls” like Anne Hathaway or Amanda Seyfried very memorable. Burn. {Page Six}
Yesterday was a day of beautiful, impeccable hair and makeup. Proenza Schouler‘s girl was a bit dirty and downtown (as she usually is), Marchesa’s was regal (ditto), and Anna Sui’s was, well, you’ll just have to see for yourself!
Click through for all the hair and makeup looks from Proenza, Marchesa, Rachel Zoe, and Anna Sui.
Whether we’re talking about the floor sweeping gowns or the A-list packed front rows, Marchesa always knows how to put on a show with a capital S.
As for the front row, it was slightly less sparkly. No Kimye this time. Though Miley Cyrus is no B-lister.
The clothes, however, were as dramatic and romantic as ever.
No red carpet gowns here.
