Misha Nonoo makes pretty jackets, and now she's doing the other half too. (Meaning dresses, skirts, and slacks.) Good luck this week, Misha!
After leaving her namesake brand, Devi Kroell returns to New York Fashion Week with a brand new collection: Dax Gabler. We can't wait to see the debu
Tracy Reese always puts out a pretty, happy, and best of all, wearable, collection. We can't wait to see what she does this season. xo, F
In the world of fashion, there is a definitely distinction between designers who design for girls, and designers who design for women. In real life, women obviously wear clothes designed for "girls" and vice versa. Yet for some reason when you see a collection, you know if the designer had a girl in mind or a woman. And it doesn't necessarily have to do with age or price point, but rather an attitude. Francisco Costa, for example, designs for a woman. Anna Sui, a girl. Narciso Rodriguez, a woman. Proenza Schouler, a girl. It's all about whether or not your garments evoke youth, regardless of who is wearing them. Despite their differences, the collections of Katie Ermilio, Misha Nonoo, and Nahm all fall into the girl category for us.
moreWunderkind Jason Wu will debut his Spring 2011 collection today. Good luck, Jason!
