Name: Zachary
Occupation: Menswear designer
What is your favorite magazine? Visionaire
What is your favorite summertime drink? Champagne
What are the most prominent colors in your wardrobe? White, black, and navy.
The moment the Fall ads start flowing in is always an exciting one. Which brand will succeed and which will fail miserably in captivating consumers and creating that perfect fantastical image?
We already showed you some of our early favorites, but in the past couple of weeks, tons of new images have hit the web. We rank the best of the rest in descending order. Click through to get a glimpse of what’s in store for Fall.
Sander’s Live Stream: Jil Sander will live-stream its upcoming Spring/Summer 2011 Men’s Fashion Show on its website. The stream will take place on Thursday, June 17 at 3:15pm. For behind the-scenes access of the show, become a fan of Jil Sander on Facebook. {Twitter, @PRConsulting}
Blushing Bride: Behati Prinsloo gives Modelinia some details about her best friend Coco Rocha’s recent wedding in France. We’re dying to see pictures of the bride in her Zac Posen gown! {Modelinia}
It-Girl Picks: Model and DJ Harley Viera-Newton shares her favorite NYC spots and a summertime playlist, with an option to download the tunes for free. The girl has good taste. {Refinery 29}
CFDA Hearts Bloggers: Should you be attending the CFDA Awards tonight, do not fear the prospect of not being able to tweet or blog every second. There will be free WiFi in the ceremony, ensuring that the internet will be overflowing with CFDA gossip. {WWD}
Nothing Between Her and Her Calvins: Images of Calvin Klein’s AW10 campaign featuring Lara Stone are out. They’re a little sexy, a little edgy, and no boobs in sight. {Fashion Gone Rogue}
Lorenzo Swims: Lorenzo Martone, Marc Jacobs’ boyfriend/hubby, is launching a swim line next summer called Nycked. Marc was not involved in this project, so we’ll see if Lorenzo sinks or can swim on his own. {Racked NY}
Pitti Imagine hosted a lunch yesterday during which CEO Raffaello Napoleone outlined plans for this year’s trade show. It kicks off June 15th, in Florence, and will be marked by three main events: a runway show starring Raf Simons’ first full menswear collection for Jil Sander, a presentation of Haider Ackerman’s clothes and a solo Read more →
When we read the headline, Jil Sander Launches New Line, we thought the designer was finally launching her own line, without Uniqlo‘s help. But no, Jil Sander—the Italian based line designed by Raf Simons—is launching a bridge line. It’ll be called Jil Sander Navy (because the label’s navy blue) and it’ll cost about 40% less Read more →
I am not one to adequately analyze a movie, but I can tell you this about Clueless: Almost everyone who has seen the cult classic falls in love with it. In the most recent issue of Vanity Fair, another cult favorite—designer Alexander Wang—said Clueless was his favorite movie (along with Mean Girls). Well, the movie Read more →
Perhaps you’re a little too tough to wade in the velvet sea, or maybe you’re not beginning to see the light… Worry not, AW10′s spawned another trend: power dressing. It emerged first in New York and again this weekend in Milan, turning away from Working Girl (good movie, bad clothes) and toward a less ostentatious, Read more →
Name: Katrin Occupation: Marketing at Jil Sander Champagne or Prosecco: Champagne Black or White: Black London or Paris: Paris Shot her: Because of her perfect grey suit–made by Jil Sander, natch. And her perfect curly bob.
Sarah Mower was disappointed with Jil Sander’s collection for Uniqlo, but the people wrapping down Broadway and around Prince this fall might’ve begged to differ – and maybe the critic will be won over by Jil’s Spring/Summer collection for the Japanese retailer. The collection, which has been displayed in the store’s Oxford Street flagship windows Read more →
Well hold on to your Tavi hat, because the pint-size fashion blogger’s landed her most mainstream gig yet. She’s written a column in this month’s Kate Hudson-covered issue of Harper’s Bazaar. WWD pulls this quote from her musings on the SS10 collections, “Raf Simons at Jil Sander presented dresses and skirts that appeared vulnerable from Read more →
There is something a bit awkward about a designer choosing to repeat their “one-time, exclusive, limited edition” collaboration. We love it – the more the merrier – but for the handful of people influenced to buy because it’s now or never, it must be disappointing when really, there’s nothing exclusive about it. If you’re not Read more →
