Jason Wu’s Second Miss Wu Collection Delivers on Quirky Prints, ’60s Flare
Jason Wu has produced another solid, salable, perfectly quirky collection for his new contemporary label, Miss Wu.
Jason Wu has produced another solid, salable, perfectly quirky collection for his new contemporary label, Miss Wu.
We’re spending the week skulking around backstage at some of the hottest (and coolest) shows at New York fashion week to bring you the best beauty looks, new products, and gossipy tidbits that we pick up in our travels.
So click through to check out the beauty backstage at Jason Wu, Rag and Bone, Rebecca Minkoff and tons more.
Nothing was going to stop us from catching Jason Wu, Rag & Bone, SUNO and more on day three of NYFW, not even a blizzard. We put on our L.L. Bean boots and our game faces and sloshed from show to show. Thankfully there were some pleasant surprises in the form of mulled wine and Drew Barrymore at Rag & Bone; silly faces fram Cara Delevingne at Jason Wu; and celebs from Kate Nash to Nicky Hilton to Selita Ebanks, all of whom looked completely untouched by the wintry mix outside.
Click through to see day three from our eyes!
It’s only the first day of February, but Jason Wu is having a very good 2013. Two weeks ago Michelle Obama chose one of his gowns for the Inaugural Ball, and today the designer announced he’s launching his very first makeup collection.
Inaugural Fashion Roundup: The big style news from this week’s presidential festivities was Michelle Obama’s (second) Jason Wu inaugural ball dress, but there were plenty of other great style moments, too. We also led you through the rest of the FLOTUS’s ensembles, including Thom Browne for the public Inauguration appearances, Naeem Khan at church, and Reed Krakoff at the swearing-in.
First Lady Fashion History Lesson: Take a look back at 50 years of Inaugural style from the First Ladies of yore, plus learn why a FLOTUS’s hairstyle matters more than you think.
The Reigning Style Blog Stars: We compiled all the data, did our research, and ranked the most influential personal style bloggers right now. Did your favorite streetwalker make the cut?
Four years ago, Jason Wu was one of many struggling New York designers working hard to get his beautifully made, thoughtfully designed clothes noticed. Then the 2009 inauguration happened. Michelle Obama wore his white, one-shoulder, grecian-style gown. And Wu became a household name over night.
People can’t stop talking about the power of that dress—and with reason. In anticipation of Barack Obama’s second inauguration on Monday, we’ve tracked the major moments in Wu’s career, from the 2009 inauguration to today. Click through to watch his story unfold.
Behold, the Jason Wu campaign–starring Jason Wu–that almost was. {Refinery29}
One Armani executive apparently got caught without her pants on… Hello, lawsuit! {HuffPo}
The Jagger/Hall household convo about Lizzie’s new cellulite-ridding Wrangler jeans campaign probably went something like this… {The Cut}
This, my friends, is how celebs go bankrupt! You won’t believe how much the damage Lindsay Lohan’s “partying” reportedly cost at NYC’s W Hotel. Banned 4-lyf. {Us Weekly}
The amount of fried food involved may surprise you.
Anna Wintour’s predilection for chicken pot pies aside, fashion and food have had a notoriously rocky relationship.
But we’ve been noticing that the two have been edging closer together.
With that in mind, we’ve come up with fashion and food gift pairings–because you’ve got to feed more than your soul sometimes, right? Click through for everything from the spiciest hot sauce to countless cookies and their natural food and beauty pairings.
The holiday party season is in full swing now, but it’s still not too late to put together that perfect outfit. We already gave you a headstart with our guide to dresses under $100 and the sparkliest collection of party shoes ever, but you’re not quite done yet. You need a bag!
It was fashion prom meets an alterna-world bar mitzvah at the legendary Bergdorf Goodman’s 111th birthday blowout at the Plaza last night.
We chatted with supermodel and Estee Lauder spokeswoman Carolyn Murphy about her upcoming Project Runway: All-Stars gig and how she’s teetering on the precipice of addictive low-brow TV viewing.
Forgive me for my lack of cultural references, but the best way I can describe last night’s masquerade fête celebrating Lady Gaga’s foray into the fragrance industry is as a Gossip Girl episode brought to life.