Entry: Dude Cinches Like a Lady

posted by naughtyintern

Jun 23, 2008 6:57PM

Cinched waists are coming back...but these selections are perhaps the most atrocious ones out there. British GQ had a style issue out with a lot of high-waist suit pants with a belt and a t-shirt. Very minimal, sleek, and refreshingly girly masculine. This gave it a cinched waist look...but in a manly and utilized way. These look like a dreadful, half hazard job from the stylists backstage. Perhaps even from my beloved Rachel Zoe? Don't think so, but I wouldn't be surprised.

And I agree with guest 4:09. Women can get away with the belt at the waist because it's form fitting to the morphology of a woman. This doesn't work so much for a guy.... It just seems like a lack of creativity. Not to mention, the hole empire, cinched at the waist, trend is getting too overplayed for my tastes.

How bout we just wear potato sack dresses and a ice bucket and slap on a chanel tag like Lucy from I love lucy?

Entry: Colette to New York!

posted by naughtyintern

Jun 24, 2008 2:02PM

Yesssss. So excited. I hope they have a wall of ipods where you can listen to all of the hip, new music like they do in Paris.

Though I highly doubt that their magazine and book selections will be as extensive as it is in Paris. The only real reason most people go there.

Entry: Explain: Total Looks

posted by naughtyintern

Jun 24, 2008 8:16PM

I totally agree. It's all about the bottom line, which at the end of the day is mostly advertising sales. Fashion brands do actually call up and harangue editors that mix pieces together, or if they only shoot the head and you just get a glimpse of the dress.

Depends on what mag but most, especially in america, will listen to these fashion brands so as not to piss them off. These brands are thier clients and have the power to spend more in ads, and less if they're unhappy. It's totally political. Some mags are more obedient (ie vogue) and others are more rebellious (think W) in thier styling.

Entry: Yes to Clutches

posted by naughtyintern

Jun 27, 2008 6:00PM

2:52 I must agree. Europeans have always had sleek envelope style briefcases, that now are called "clutches".

If you walk down the streets of paris or rome, you'll def see a chic business man holding an envelope attache. Hell, even college students. It's nothing new.

Personally, I like the sound of the former. More manly, and way more catchy.

Entry: Streetwalker: Pattern Making

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 02, 2008 1:37PM

yeah. highly doubt the coincidence...nice try.

Entry: Sheer + Black + Flowers = Couture Fall 08

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 02, 2008 1:38PM

sheer genious!

Entry: Feb 26, 2008 @ 1:31pm

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 07, 2008 7:11PM

Let's not forget Anna Wintour's Silver Chanel dress at the Met Costume Gala designed by Karl. Guess it's going mainstream now.

Entry: Is The New: Frames and Headbands

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 07, 2008 7:12PM

Very Viktor Rolf show like 4 or so seasons ago with the metal structures on the heads on the models.

Entry: Jul 08, 2008 @ 4:11pm

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 09, 2008 3:33AM

Kenneth Cole! He talked about at my school tooo as a part of his book promotional college tour.

Entry: Streetwalker: La Vie en Rose

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 09, 2008 3:33AM

super cute...though it'd be nice to see some guys on streetwalker!

Entry: Twinkle, Twinkle

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 09, 2008 3:36AM

EWWWWWW. I'm sorry but these starts look CHEAP. And, yes it is a blatant knock off. Next time be a little less obvious about advertising for Top Shop.

Entry: It's That Time Again...

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 09, 2008 3:55AM

hmmm that's odd that they require credit aaand are paying a small stipend. Normally you only need one or the other, and, well let's face it, why pay interns when you can settle liability issues with credit approval.

Entry: Going Bananas for Vintage

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 12, 2008 10:46AM

the last pic of the white plunging neckline tuxedo looks very simliar to the YSL one a couple of seasons back worn by Gisele in the ads, non (sans the black piping)?

Entry: Jul 15, 2008 @ 4:29pm

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 16, 2008 12:34AM

I'm not happy about this. Fashionista is becoming more of a People than a fashion site. At least only put up people in fashion or those that actually are in the scene (i.e. not susan sarandon).

Entry: Jul 18, 2008 @ 12:30pm

posted by naughtyintern

Jul 18, 2008 8:49PM

Beeeetter. Less celebrity, more fashion. FYI: she's gorgeous.

Entry: Habits are Never a Coincidence..

posted by naughtyintern

Oct 02, 2008 7:24PM

I would hope his inspiration stemmed from felinni's 8 1/2 more than a POP editorial