Tribeca Film Festival Red Carpet Recap
The Tribeca Film Festival is well underway and while Hollywood execs are tuning in to see the movies, we’re focused on the red carpet.
The Tribeca Film Festival is well underway and while Hollywood execs are tuning in to see the movies, we’re focused on the red carpet.
Deepak Chopra, the writer and controversial physician, isn’t the first name that comes to mind when it comes to fashion. But like any good thinking man, Chopra has broadened his horizons and teamed up with Rachel Roy on a collaboration of jewelry to benefit his Urban Yogi Initiative.
Chopra told us how this unlikely collaboration came about.
Apparently people are now getting plastic surgery for fat toes. That seems toe-tally messed up. {HuffPo}
Are style blogs the new magazines? Discuss. {Racked}
New York City is a pretty fashionable place, so check out the girls who beat out the rest for a spot in Vashtie Kola’s roundup 50 Most Stylish Women in New York. {Complex}
When people say “everything is made in China these days,” they aren’t kidding. This includes the newest US Olympic uniforms. {HuffPo}
Name: Lisa
Age: 29
Occupation: Planner for a retailer
How would you describe your style? Simple.
What was the last thing you bought? This coat from Zara.
Rachel Roy to Release Footwear Line: As a few non-designers zealously stamp their names on shoe lines, actual designer Rachel Roy is expanding her brand, adding a footwear collection to the two clothing and accessory lines bearing her namesake. Due out in August, Rachel Roy collection consists of flats, boots, and naturally, pumps inspired by long-time mentor and collaborator, Manolo Blahnik. {WWD, subscription required}
i-D Rings in The Year of the Dragon: … with a set of 12 absolutely stunning covers featuring Asian models rocking some breathtaking hair and makeup. Photographed by Chen Man with the help of M.A.C’s Director of Makeup Artistry, Terry Barber, these seriously gorgeous covers are worth framing and mounting in your salon. {Models}
Alexa Chung Designs a Teddy Bear: For the BBC’s Children in Need charity, Alexa Chung joins the ranks of designers like Giles and Louis Vuitton, designing a version of their iconic Pudsey Bear. Alexa keeps Pudsey’s look relatively simple, in ink blue velvet and a red and white heart-embroidered bandana. {Vogue UK}
If there’s one thing Fashion’s Night Out is good for, it’s seeing celebrities. As our Kardashian orJustin Bieber and
Rachel Roy is one of the many designers and fashion industry insiders who have supported the talented fashion students at the Savannah College of Art and Design.
She has served as a mentor to the students at SCAD‘s Atlanta campus this year along with fellow designers Chris Benz and Christian Cota, and now she’s been named honorary chair of the upcoming SCAD Seen Gala.
Rachel Roy held her fall presentation this morning at the Library for the Performing Arts, and was clearly in the mood for some eclectic layering. The models, sporting Heidi-style braids interwoven with printed fabric scraps (a fabulous DIY beauty idea if ever we saw one), wore a number of wallpaper-floral pieces, among them silk carrot pants and chiffon frocks. We liked that Roy seemed to have drawn on several multi-cultural ways of dressing; one striped lamé dress mimicked the cut of a Japanese kimono, while several pieces in a red-and-purple “Peruvian tweed” were definite standouts. Meanwhile, a head-to-toe navy look featuring a belted, bugle-beaded tunic topped with a slouchy knit coat hit the perfect note of relaxed refinement.
For fans of Roy’s famous trenches, fall’s capsule line of coats were thoroughly denim-centric. In addition to the blue-jean takes on the classic topper, several of the trenches were cut from lace, satin, or jersey but dyed a deep shade of indigo.
Amar’e Stoudemire for Rachel Roy: Yes, you read that right, Page Six is reporting that the fashion-loving Knicks player–also known as Anna Wintour’s latest favorite athlete–is collaborating on a line with Rachel Roy. {Page Six}
Ginnifer Goodwin’s Life on Weight Watchers: Gennifer Goodwin opens up to Health about her weight and body image, confessing that’s she been on Weight Watchers on and off since she was nine. {Health magazine}
Learn How to Gift Wrap With Opening Ceremony: Opening Ceremony’s Carol Lim gives a perfectly hip gift wrapping tutorial. {Opening Ceremony}
Riot Grrrl Makes Tavi Tear Up: Tavi’s ’90s obsession continues. She got emotional at a Kathleen Hanna benefit type concert for a documentary at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn last weekend. “Kim Gordon read the Riot Grrrl Manifesto from the first Bikini Kill zine and I teared up a bit,” she wrote. “I have a soul! You caught me!” {Style Rookie}
The Savannah College of Art and Design’s fashion students are in some very good hands this school year. Designers Chris Benz, Christian Cota and Rachel Roy are serving as the school’s 2010-2011 fashion mentors.
We love this look–and so do designers. Everyone from Rachel Roy to Matthew Ames to Marc by Marc Jacobs experimented with it. But it’s not the easiest to pull off. How will you style your below-the-knee skirt?