About this time every year, we find ourselves spending an inordinate amount of time day-dreaming about our summer vacations–and even more time fantasizing about what we’ll wear on them. Somehow dressing for vacation is just always more fun than dressing for real life. That being said, it’s often hard to find exactly the right of Read more →
Juicy Couture’s t-shirts proudly announce ‘Manufactured in the Glamorous U.S.A.’… but their tags still read ‘Manufactured in Vietnam.’ What a juicy contradiction! {Jezebel}
Keep counting those pennies: Louis Vuitton is raising its product prices in Asia, Europe, and America to maintain its pace in the market. {HuffPo}
It seems the massive public outcry against Victoria’s Secret’s “Bright Young Things” campaign was begun by a misinformed right-winger. {Jezebel}
A bad skiing accident on the slopes of Aspen lands Diane von Furstenberg a broken shoulder. Wishing her a speedy recovery! {WWD}
Thanks to Juicy Couture, being bad has never looked so good.
What’s a Juicy Couture girl to do when she finally grows out of velour tracksuits? Trick question: the Juicy Couture girl never fully grows out of velour tracksuits. At least that’s what was apparent at the L.A.-bred company’s fall showing, aptly titled, “Bad Reputation.”
Marc Jacobs, Altuzarra, Derek Lam–all names we expect, and look forward to seeing on the New York Fashion Week calendar. But, J Brand, G-Star, and Juicy Couture? Not exactly what comes to mind when we think about runway shows.
We look into why so many mass market brands are showing at fashion week this season.
Rita Ora has been really friendly with the fashion set lately (Cara Delevingne, anyone?), and now Emilio Pucci creative director Peter Dundas has designed these stunning outfits for the singer’s Radioactive Tour wardrobe. Fashion icon in the making? {Vogue UK}
The co-founders of Juicy Couture are writing a book about their entrepreneurial journey from tracksuit to full-on lifestyle brand. {WWD}
Uh oh. Anna Wintour’s boyfriend owes a ton in back taxes. {Telegraph}
Kristen Stewart said something nice! About fashion! We wish she would stop wearing sneaks on the red carpet, but we’ll take what we can get. {HuffPo}
Hilary Duff is really benefiting from those prenatal vitamins, as she was able to give up something beloved by all Hollywood starlets: Her hair extensions. {US Weekly}
Scott Schuman, the man behind the Sartoralist, sounds like he might possibly be the hardest person ever to shop for. {Refinery29}
Between his books Classy and Very Classy, Derek Blasberg has made it his mission to help women become classy ladies. But just in case you still aren’t quite sure what the rules are this holiday season–or you just absorb things better when cats are involved–Juicy Couture brought in a few feline friends to help Derek illustrate.
Is there anything Karlie Kloss can’t do? K.Klo continues her world domination with a cheeky campaign for Juicy Couture, where she embodies the ultimate girl power vixen. The ads feature a sassy Karlie prowling on the beach in leopard print or prancing boldly along Venice beach in a plaid mini. But this girl doesn’t just Read more →
It’s never too late (or too early!) to start your new career in fashion. Whether you’re just getting started, or just want to start over, our careers page has got the jobs and internships that will get you where you want to be! We’re constantly updating out site with all the latest and hottest openings. Read more →
Looking for a small gift that won’t max out your credit card, yet still says, “I totally put effort into this”? Beauty gifts, which also tuck nicely into a stocking (or a St. Nicholas shoe), are perfect! They’re precious, pretty, and not (too) pricey. We’ve rounded up some of the best beauty gifts of the Read more →
Juicy Couture is all about bringing the glamorous and fun side of fashion into the everyday (okay, and sometimes tedious) task of getting dressed in the morning. Enter their Northern Star Mini Bag–guaranteed to spice up any wardrobe. With tonal sequins and an iconic chain strap–it’d be pretty hard to put this baby on and Read more →
