Belstaff, Ohne Titel, and Carlos Miele
We’ve got another round of show notes ready for you to check out! Belstaff kept it light with linen, Ohne Titel got graphic, and Carlos Miele took us to the jungle.
Carlos Miele
Monday September 10th, 2012
Wednesday September 5th, 2012
Never Leave Your Couch: A Complete List of Every Show Livestreaming During New York Fashion Week
As a seasoned livestreamer, running home from school everyday (and sometimes during lunch period) to catch a show made me feel like I was sitting front row, but without the annoying crowds.
Monday September 14th, 2009
On Vacay with Carlos Miele
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Wednesday March 25th, 2009
Thom’s Troubling Omen
With every designer from Roland Mouret to Carlos Miele entering the menswear market, you’d assume it’s one area that’s seemingly recession proof, or at least suffering on a smaller scale. It looks like that may not be the case. If Men’s Vogue going under wasn’t the first indication of trouble on the menswear home front Read more →
Monday March 16th, 2009
Carlos Miele Calls It Quits?
On our twisted route to tonight’s Duplicity premiere, we walked down 14th Street and noticed a spookily empty Carlos Miele store. The lights were off in the all-white, super modern space at around 5:30, the racks were empty, the three mannequins that always hang in the window were missing and the shelves were bare. Nothing Read more →
Tuesday December 16th, 2008
Gareth Pugh Does Menswear
Gareth Pugh is taking on menswear. The very important and semi-surprising piece of information was kept under wraps until the official announcement of the Paris Men’s Fashion Week schedule yesterday. In the past month, Matthew Wiliamson, Carlos Miele, Christophe Decarnin and Roland Mouret have all announced plans to introduce menswear. Pugh, the least commercial of Read more →
Friday December 12th, 2008
Phillip Lim’s Doggy Fashion
Phillip Lim‘s starting a line for dogs. While Zac Posen and Doo. Ri get to work on their bridge lines and Carlos Miele and Roland Mouret work out their menswear launch plans, Lim thinks his design skills could be used elsewhere. So he’s found inspiration in his darling French Bulldog, “his best friend and muse,” Read more →
Wednesday November 26th, 2008
And Carlos Miele, Too
If you were wondering which designer would be next to take the plunge into menswear, wonder no more: It’s Carlos Miele. Miele, best known for producing gowns of red carpet worthiness, will launch the line under his diffusion like, Miele, this January exclusively in Brazil. He promises to keep it casual and environmentally responsible, and Read more →
Wednesday May 28th, 2008
Wednesday February 6th, 2008
There She Is, Miss America
Carlos Miele must make his clothes with the red carpet in mind, but they’re more suited to a beauty pageant stage. There was an origami pleated, yellow printed mini skirt that we could find a way to wear everyday, but the floor length, ruched, beaded and ombred gowns were a bit much. And the fur Read more →
Tuesday January 15th, 2008
Caroline Saves the Rainforest
We always knew Caroline Trentini was cute, and now it turns out that her doodles are, too. At left is the design for her limited-edition tee for Brazilian designer Carlos Miele’s Rainforest Project. Like Scarlett Johansson and Camilla Belle, Caroline’s tee will be sold in Carlos Miele boutiques, and 20% of each sale will benefit Read more →
