It’s here! It’s here! The Met Ball red carpet is finally underway. So the fashion is great–though not exactly punk. According to Anna Wintour, though, her florals are punk, in a way: Andrew Bolton, the currator of the exhibit told her that pink was the real color of punk. Hence the color scheme. So there. Read more →
We love gawking at street style , but the front rows were also filled with well-heeled celebs whose outfits were equally worthy of our attention this past New York Fashion Week.
From Sofia Coppola (so. perfect.) to Olivia Wilde to Bryanboy, click through for New York fashion week’s 20 (famous) best dressed.
One of our favorite things about the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards besides, you know, celebrating some of the best new talents in the industry, is seeing what fashion’s inner circle will wear on the red carpet. Because when it’s a real fashiony event, like this one, everyone steps up her game.
Click through to see what everyone was wearing.
He put a bird on it.
The Clothes: Michael Kors always uses “student work” as an insult to designers on Project Runway, but it was definitely not applicable here. The FIT students who sent work their work down the runway deserved to be at NYFW. The mini collections were filled with intricate knit work, beading, beautiful fabrics, and detailed craftmanship. What Read more →
It’s the buzziest, most fashion-y red carpet of the year and it’s finally here! Welcome to the 2012 Met Ball red carpet! Finally, finally, Beyonce made it to the red carpet in the sheerest of Givenchy and the red carpet’s a wrap. So far we’re loving: Anna Wintour’s Prada-designed homage to Schiaparelli’s lobster dress; Prom Read more →
The Met Ball is this Monday, and obviously we can’t wait to see who will be in attendance and what everyone will be wearing to fashion prom. Excitement reached a fever pitch at last night’s fancy Balmain dinner, where we got to rub shoulders with the label’s young designer Oliver Rousteing, Anthony Vaccarello, and models Read more →
After Karl Lagerfeld set his spring 2012 couture show for Chanel on a plane, in which models walked down an aisle rather than a catwalk in modern yet mod takes on classic Chanel suiting, more than a few commenters thought there might be some Pan Am influence at play. In fact, the first comment after Read more →
Our favorite Addams-Family-star-turned-retro-TV-stewardess Christina Ricci covers Oyster this month!
In the fashion mag’s newest issue, which hit newsstands today, the adorable Ms. Ricci talks about the benefits of being super-small (fitting in an airplane’s overhead compartment), her Pan Am on-set pranks (playing dead), and her tendency towards on-stage panic attacks.
Check out our preview of the cover shoot, styled by Stevie Dance and photographed by Gregory Harris. We’re really digging the 1960s-good-girl-gone-a-little-bit-bad vibe of the spread, a theme often associated with the Pan Am actress. Aside from the airplane period drama being set in the early 60s, those Twiggy lashes were legit made for doll-eyed Christina.
Editors, designers, celebrities and models turned it out on the red carpet at last night’s Fashion Oscars, aka the Met Ball. Unlike the real Oscars, this is a red carpet where people who really know and care about fashion take risks. As last night’s gala celebrated “Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty,” the McQueen retrospective opening at the Met’s Costume Institute this week, many attendees honored the late designer by wearing his incredible creations (some even got ready in them in the windows of Barneys). But of course, there was also Chanel, Balenciaga, Lanvin, Gucci, Givenchy, Valentino, etc.,
Click through to see who made our picks for the best dressed of the night.
The short fashion film (or fancy commercial) is finally migrating from France to the States and Donna Karan’s up first. Christina Ricci will star in a short film centered around Donna’s Eldrigde bag, which in typical Donna Karan style, can be worn multiple ways. Ricci runs around the Soho Grand Hotel posing as four different Read more →
