To make things easy and convenient, we’ve assembled a complete list of AW10 Fashion Month coverage. The reviews, the news, the parties and the gossip (from all four cities!) are now all in one place. We’ll keep this list in the Top Stories bar until next season, so you can keep track—or refresh your memories—of Read more →
I am not one to adequately analyze a movie, but I can tell you this about Clueless: Almost everyone who has seen the cult classic falls in love with it. In the most recent issue of Vanity Fair, another cult favorite—designer Alexander Wang—said Clueless was his favorite movie (along with Mean Girls). Well, the movie Read more →
We’ve shared our loves from New York and London. Here are my top ten picks from Milan: 1. Christopher Kane’s knife pleat reddish-orange dress at Versus. This cupcake-inspired costume needs to get in my wardrobe. Now. 2. A power jumpsuit suit I can get behind at Salvatore Ferragamo. 3. At Marni, a futuristic take on Read more →
Rachel Zoe was front row and center at several Milan fashion week shows, including Dolce & Gabbana and Roberto Cavalli. But it was at Salvatore Ferragamo that she seemed most enthusiastic, snapping pictures of designer Massimiliano Giornetti’s slinky ’70s-inspired Lurex gowns. (This was Giornetti’s first women’s collection, although he’s been Ferragamo’s menswear designer for sometime.) Read more →
This was my first trip to Milan Fashion Week. (My first trip to Italy, actually.) And while the London and Paris shows were certainly learning experiences the first time around, I left Milan feeling truly educated. Here’s what I learned: 1. Milan is serious business. In a country where fabric is still produced, craftsmanship is Read more →
Perhaps you’re a little too tough to wade in the velvet sea, or maybe you’re not beginning to see the light… Worry not, AW10′s spawned another trend: power dressing. It emerged first in New York and again this weekend in Milan, turning away from Working Girl (good movie, bad clothes) and toward a less ostentatious, Read more →
Over the weekend I took a break from the shows to chat with Wall Street Journal reporter Deborah Ball, the author of House of Versace: The Untold Story of Genius, Murder, and Survival, released February 2. After watching the Versace runway rehearsal and the show from backstage, I was eager to meet Ball, who knows Read more →
Lauren’s flying back from Italy, but in case you didn’t get a chance to fill up on Milan Fashion Week coverage this weekend, we’ve put it all in one place.
Can Christopher Kane do no wrong? If tonight’s Versus presentation was any indication, the answer is yes.
This season, brands that defined 1990s style–like Prada and Gucci–revisited favorite looks from that era. While I covet Prada‘s loafers and print dresses, even Miuccia admitted that she simply refreshed old ideas. Dolce & Gabbana, also a ’90s favorite, could have done the same. But instead, they took their ideal girl’s ideal wardrobe–black tuxedo jacket, Read more →
“Here is proof that a striking piece of shearling, a knit with a singular color, a fur accessory, and so on can be proudly carried off by chic women whose personal style has nothing to do with the full-time Marni freaks. – Sarah Mower’s review of Marni on Style.com
