Sarah Jessica Parker, Jenna Lyons and More Bring Their A-Game to the Premiere of the New Vogue Doc
There truly weren’t any disappointing ensembles here–proof that when you’re going to a Vogue event, you have no choice but to bring your A-game.
Max Osterweis
Wednesday December 5th, 2012
Saturday September 8th, 2012
SUNO Spring 2013
The Clothes: Demure, almost prairie-like separates in dust tones. Boxy tops were paired with oversized bottoms for a loose, summery silhouette, and most dresses featured a tiny cut out to reveal a slice of skin. As always, there were tons of prints; this season saw blue and white stripes, florals in orange, metallic, and pastel, Read more →
Friday September 30th, 2011
Exclusive: Watch SUNO’s Mysterious Fashion Film Starring Sessilee Lopez
Suno co-designer Max Osterweis was a filmmaker before he was a designer so it’s no surprise that his first fashion film for the label (that he designs with Erin Beatty) is a first-rate thriller. It’s set at the famed Astor Courts, the mansion built for John Jacob Astor IV by OG starchitect Stanford White back Read more →
Wednesday April 6th, 2011
Suno Launches E-commerce With a Personal Touch
Everyone wants some Suno prints in their closet come summer, and now you can get them without having to leave the couch. Suno launched an e-commerce site yesterday where you can shop the brand’s spring and resort collections.
The site itself is meticulously designed to match the label’s print-tastic aesthetic. There’s no Adobe Flash here, as, according to a press release, “great strides were made to push the boundaries of a brave new Flash-less world.”
From tie-front skirts to Suno‘s floor-skimming maxi dresses, there’s enough merchandise on the site to do serious harm to any girl’s wallet, no matter how deep her pockets. Plus, Suno’s to-die-for wedges, born out of a collaboration with Loeffler Randall, are available on the site, and as of now they have every size (we can’t imagine they’ll last long though).
It’s hard to make online shopping a personal, thoughtful experience, but Suno’s making the effort.
Monday February 14th, 2011
Suno, Fetherston and Pamela Love Fall 2011: When Milk Boils Over – Chaos and Crowds at Saturday Night’s Shows
When we arrived on time for a trio of Saturday evening presentations at MAC & Milk, we couldn’t possibly have predicted the insanity we were in for. With the fur-coat-wearing, Blackberry-brandishing masses attempting to simultaneously check in for Suno, Erin, Pamela Love, Billy Reid, Illesteva, and Altuzarra, suffice it to say that there weren’t quite enough iPads on hand to make the process run smoothly. After over an hour of waiting in the throng, we were informed that all the eighth-floor presentations had finished. While we aren’t surprised that 450 West 15th St. is an incredibly coveted show locale (regal and historic as Lincoln Center may be, it just doesn’t carry the same edgy-cool factor as MAC & Milk) we hope that as the week progresses, the downtown venue will step up its game and be better able to handle the crowds.
Tuesday February 8th, 2011
Fashionista 50: The Slideshow
Click through to see who made our list–and why.
Fashionista 50: The Most Influential People in New York Fashion
How do you measure influence?
Is it through website hits? Or sales? Through ad dollars? Or the number of mass retailers who’ve knocked off your work?
The answer is all of the above and none of the above. Influence is an intangible thing that just happens when you know your craft and you work hard at it.
To determine who belongs in the Fashionista 50–our list of the most influential people working in New York fashion–we used our own knowledge of the industry, combined with advice from industry sources. We also considered each candidate’s consumer reach–through sales, media, etc.
To be considered, candidates had to live and work in New York for most of the year.
What’s Fashionista’s definition of influential? It describes people who are shaping the direction of the New York fashion industry, both aesthetically and in terms of how the business works.
You’ll find the entire Fashionista 50 list after the jump. Click on the person’s name to read a full bio. And if you really want to click through the whole slideshow, you can do so here.
