Attend Paris Fashion Week from Your Couch: Here’s the Full List of Livestreaming Shows
All the glamour of the Paris shows. All the comfort of your sweat pants.
All the glamour of the Paris shows. All the comfort of your sweat pants.
You’ve made it through four years of classes, student projects, and endless hours cramming in the library: Now graduation is finally here. Congrats! Graduation is a celebratory event, so you should have a little sartorial fun underneath that cap and gown. We’ve gathered some of the cutest dresses of the season that will take you Read more →
Ever wonder where Rick Owens shops for socks, or where the staff of Colette hides away to work out? Go Go Paris, a fashion insider’s guide to the City of Lights, wants to tell you the city’s best secrets.
Started by transnational hipster and journalist Kate van den Boogert, the series of pamphlets aims to shed light on another, more relevant side of the city to people who are sick of hearing about the Eiffel Tower and the Mona Lisa.
Having lived in Paris most of my life, I can honestly say I’ve seen as many tourists as I’ve witnessed bad guidebooks. (And the same applies to New York–how many Europeans come over and only know about Time Square?)
Well, you’ll be happy to hear that I’m impressed with Go Go. An example of the goodness: In the latest issue, Guillaume Henry, new artistic director of Carven, reveals that he likes to rummage through vintage books in a tiny bookstore on the rue de Rivoli, and his favorite hangout is a taxidermy haunt on the Left Bank.
Ever wonder where great vintage comes from? In some cases, it surfaces at auctions, where dealers can acquire trunk loads of frayed 1930s chiffon dresses for pennies against the final retail price.
But there’s another side to clothing auctions, one in which London-based fashion auctioneer Kerry Taylor specializes—museum-quality vintage and haute couture.
“I don’t know if that Parisian girl even still exists. I mean, stand on a corner in Paris for fifteen minutes and all you see is the stupid denim.” –Carven’s Guillaume Henry talks to Lynn Yaeger about French vs. American style.
When Fashion Month ended and I got back into my everyday routine, I finally noticed Carven on Net-a-Porter. I noticed it a) because it’s simple, but girly and b) because it’s kind of fancy, but at a Marc by Marc Jacobs price point. If I’d been smart I’d have clicked on the “About Carven” tab, Read more →