Bill Blass
Victor Glemaud Fashions Clothing Into Joy at the Rockefeller Rink
Though the collection was limited to four colors, the looks were fearless — and will definitely stick on our minds.
A New Exhibit Explores the Career — and Impact — of the OG Fashion Publicist
Eleanor Lambert is the subject of the latest from the Museum at FIT, organized by graduate students in its Fashion and Textile Studies program.
How I Shop: Brooke Shields
The fashion and Hollywood icon also shares her plans for the '80s Valentino, YSL and Calvin Klein jeans sitting in her closet.
Where Fashion People Actually Went to College
Proof that you don't need a degree from Princeton or Central Saint Martins to make it in fashion.
Bill Blass Is Back
"Structurally, it's really a start-up," new designer Chris Benz said in an interview ahead of the American label's imminent relaunch.
Bill Blass Is Hiring A RTW Assistant Production Manager In NYC
BILL BLASS is hiring an Assistant Production Manager, of RTW with 1 - 2 years of experience. This full-time position is an opportunity to join a start up and rapidly growing designer fashion brand.
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Bill Blass Is Hiring A Customer Service Associate In NYC
Bill Blass seeks a full-time Customer Service Associate to manage the firm’s customer interactions and showroom. The opportunity affords the candidate to build a career with room to grow with a well-financed start up company.
Bill Blass Is Hiring An Ecommerce Associate in NYC
Bill Blass seeks a full-time Ecommerce Associate to manage the firm’s ecommerce platform. The ideal candidate is creative, interested in technology and has a solid understanding of how to successfully use ecommerce to drive business goals.
Chris Benz Tells Us What to Expect from the New Bill Blass
And how he "wound down" his namesake line.
Come Hear Chris Benz Speak at Our Next NYC Meetup
With his first collection for Bill Blass on the way, there will be plenty to talk about.
Chris Benz Named Creative Director at Bill Blass
The house had its heyday in the '80s, but Benz wants to bring it back for the modern, social savvy woman.
Barbie's Best-Ever Designer Collaborations
Coach is the latest in a long line of brands to collaborate with the fashion (and playroom) icon. And for the first time ever, Barbie's tiny, snazzy wardrobe has been produced from start to finish by the Coach design house. Meaning, everything she's wearing, you can wear. Well, in a slightly larger size. So in celebration of Barbie's new clothes (and chic new 'do--how does she keep it so shiny?), we're taking a look back at her biggest and best designer collabs to date--and there've been some doozies. When it comes to amazing designer collaborations, Target and H&M have got nothing on the original Queen B: We're talking Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Bill Blass, Vera Wang, Christian Louboutin, Dior, Versace, and more. Who needs an 11-inch tall plastic boyfriend when you've got Mr. de la Renta on speed dial?
Gucci Resort 2014: A Tale of Two '70s
The assortment that Frida Giannini delivered for resort was proof-positive that there are indeed two sides to every story. To wit: Her sartorial love letter to the disco era. At times it drew from that tradition of languid American sportswear, made iconic by both Halston (on the Studio 54 dance floor) and Bill Blass (on the shoulders of Park Ave.'s Uptown set); at others it spoke to the spirit of those hedonistic babes flitting about on the other side of the pond in Celia Birtwell's gregarious prints, Biba's earthy-sensual frocks, and all form of Fiorucci's cheeky chic.
How I'm Making It: Thomasine Dolan of Thom Dolan
Thom Dolan may be a little known up-and-coming label, but designer Thomasine Dolan is actually an industry vet with 20 years under her belt. After years and years of working for big names like Ralph Lauren, Armani and Banana Republic, Dolan decided she was finally ready to tell her own story. In 2010 she launched her label with a few retro swimsuits, which quickly grew into a complete range of classic, masculine-meets-feminine pieces in high quality fabrics. The busy New Yorker balances being a mom of three with running her growing business, both of which she does from her Broome St. apartment. She invited me into her amazing home (her studio is the floor below), and it was easy to get sidetracked as we discussed everything from her love of The Sound of Music to her dismay over the Kardashian phenomenon. One thing is certain, if you haven't heard of this designer, who is as honest and witty as her designs, it's time to take note. Read on to learn more.
Linda Johnson Rice on Mom Eunice Johnson's Fashion Legacy and the Ebony Fashion Fair
Let’s start with this deliciously descriptive--and dishy--sentence in Cathy Horyn’s recent column in the New York Times about the selection process
Bill Blass Fires Entire Design Staff (Again), Cancels Spring 2013 Show Even Though It's '90 Percent' Complete
With all the designer musical chairs going on in the fashion industry latetly, we've gotten pretty used to company-wide upheavals--but the latest shak
Best Dressed: Diane Kruger in Derek Lam, Jennifer Lawrence in Prabal Gurung and More
more Kiernan Shipka and Diane Kruger are pretty in prints, Kiernan in Miu Miu and Kruger in Derek Lam (despite the face she's making--she's still work
Bill Blass In Trouble
Those excited for Peter Som's strides with Bill Blass have some worrying to do: The designer might not get to hem those legendary seams much longer. A
Bill Blass Blast
Looking for something to buy today? Bill Blass is having a sample sale, but only today and tomorrow, from 10am to 5pm. So if the idea of buying a gown
Double the Fun
To: Britt@fashionista.com From: BoyWhoCriedFashion@newschool.edu Happy Met Monday Girls! Word is, Peter Som will be doing double duty at the ball toni