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Monday September 28th, 2009

Trendspotting

Trendspotting: The Balmain-tidote

Last season, one couldn’t squeeze into a show without being knocked around by a pair of expensive shoulders. Though the Balmain or Margiela or any shoulder interpretation of the two have stuck around here and there, SS10′s featured a healthy crop of anti-shoulders so far. Designers ranging from Richard Nicoll to the team at Topshop, Read more →

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Published at 1:23 PM

Thursday April 30th, 2009

It’s a Hit

Julien MacDonald used to be known at the UK’s answer to Bob Mackie – Naomi Cambpell or Geri Halliwell could be depended on to open and and close his shows with furs, feathers and sequins – which meant we were surprised when Jamey Hargreaves, one of the Matalan chiefs (think the U.K Target) handpicked MacDonald Read more →

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Published at 9:53 AM

Tuesday March 3rd, 2009

Trendspotting

Trendspotting: Leg-of-Mutton Sleeves

Those Balmain shoulders, the sharp eighties silhouette Christophe Decarnin so successfully reinvented last season, popped up on almost every runway, from Behnaz to Topshop, from Herve to Pringle. But a few designers weren’t satisfied with mere shoulder pads and actually ballooned their silks into real life leg-of-mutton sleeves. Roksanda Ilincic‘s silver, almost angular sleeves added Read more →

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Published at 10:45 AM