Halston Heritage
21 Lucite Heels to Channel Your Inner Cinderella
This trend is clearly (sorry) a winner.
Why the Halston Name Lives On
With the launch of a QVC collection and the success of a contemporary line, it seems that the mass market — the thing that ruined the Halston brand in the first place — is now saving it.
Sarah Jessica Parker Talks Manolo Blahnik Collaboration and Working For Free at Halston
When fashion glossies do cover stories about Sarah Jessica Parker, they tend to focus on her ability to juggle so many different careers. And her latest, for the September issue of Harper's Bazaar, is no exception. However, it was written by Cathy Horyn and thus unsurprisingly hones in on her fashion career, including how she nabbed that rare Manolo Blahnik shoe line, and what happened at Halston.
15 Floaty Dresses to Wear in a Heat Wave
All we wanna wear in this punishing heat wave are floaty dresses that stick to our sweaty bodies as little as possible. Here's what we came up with.
Bridesmaids Dresses You'll Really Wear Again, We Promise!
We've all been there: Your friend gets engaged and asks you to be a bridesmaid. So thrilling! Until you remember that you'll be marching down the aisle in a bridesmaids dress, and suddenly images of Fritz Bernaise are dancing in your head. Breathe easy--it doesn't have to be that way.
Ke$ha Jumps On the Side-Butt Trend at the Billboard Music Awards Red Carpet
The music industry hit the red blue carpet last night in Las Vegas for the Billboard Music Awards. We suspect the location may have affected many stars' choice of outfits, because there were a whole lot of sheer and slashed looks--not to mention a serious lack of pants. Also side ass is back! Thanks Ke$ha!
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Halston Heritage Moves Operations to L.A., Will Lose the 'Studio 54' Image
Halston has had a rough go of it in recent years. Once one of the it-labels in the US, it's gone through countless owners, designers and reinventions, none successfully. Not even Harvey Weinstein and Sarah Jessica Parker could make it work. So, could a new team in new fashion capital Los Angeles be its saving grace?