Paris might be home to a legacy of traditional Haute Couture masters, but it appears that, lately, the city has become aware of its experimental, cutting-edge potential (If London had its own couture week, these might be its budding stars).
Here are six designers that would make Coco Chanel a tad restless.
Aveeno has reportedly asked Jennifer Aniston to be the new face of the brand–and they’re allegedly offering her eight-figures to sweeten the deal. But given Aniston’s impossibly glowy skin (and at 43, no less), we’d say she’d be worth every penny.{NY Post} Rad Hourani is set to debut his premiere haute couture collection–and the first Read more →
Rad Hourani’s press materials boast of his “asexual, aseasonal, and atemporal vision,” which I can’t argue with. But with his spring/summer collection, there really isn’t much point in arguing: It’s black and white—you’re either on board or you’re not.
Once again, Hourani has shown us a bleak, but beautiful future; stark, genderless and cold as ice.
His impossibly minimalist looks, the definition of clean lines, all leather leggings, deconstructed shirts and jackets, skintight bombers, vests, and architectural knits that cut a steep streamlined silhouette.
