Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Thursday, May 6, 2010
The Met Ball, Our Picks
Many ladies really stepped it up last night, while others had some quite odd choices (you know who you are).
Also, did anyone else think that everyone looked a bit off in style.com's photos?
Regardless, here are our 3 faves.
Lily Donaldson in Marc Jacobs, Naomi Watts in Stella McCartney and Emma Watson in Burberry
Labels:
Burberry,
emma watson,
lily donaldson,
Marc Jacobs
Friday, February 19, 2010
Labels:
Alexander Wang,
Diesel,
DVF,
Fashionista,
Jeremy Kost,
Marc Jacobs,
Phillip Lim
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Lady Gaga comic book to be available at Marc Jacobs stores
It's pretty obvious how much we love Lady Gaga, I mean, we named our mannequin after her! We just got news that Brian Einersen is creating a comic book around this amazing lady, and it will be sold exclusively at MJ's stores for only 2 dollars. We hear it is pretty funny and basically amazing. So go grab one to get you through hump day!
Labels:
Lady Gaga,
Marc Jacobs
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
Fashion Week Day 5: Carolina Herrera, Marc Jacobs and Zac Posen
Yesterday we were very impressed by these three shows. This was the first day of fashion week that we saw designers really stepping out of the box and producing interesting pieces. We shouldn't be surprised since these are three of our very favorite designers. Marc brought in the geisha influence, and said that he was sick of women wearing all black and studs (ahem, are we over the hispter look? and was that a jab at wang's posse?). Marc expressed that he wants women to show their individuality through dress again, rather than all trying to look the same, in order to be different. Marc's show included fringed bags, ruffled interesting pieces, some underwear as outerwear and not to be underplayed, a fanny pack. His show lacked a bit of cohesiveness that his previous shows had, but we were far from bored. We found this show to be inspiring, and overall one of the best that we have seen.
Posen's show was more youthful than usual, and a bit more fun. His designs were futuristically inspired with color block dresses and fabulous cuts. We were more impressed with this show than we have been with most of his recently.
We do have to say however, that Herrera is our overall favorite. Her dresses were impeccably constructed. The fabrics were to die for and the cuts were unreal. We literally nearly died over every piece.
Posen's show was more youthful than usual, and a bit more fun. His designs were futuristically inspired with color block dresses and fabulous cuts. We were more impressed with this show than we have been with most of his recently.
We do have to say however, that Herrera is our overall favorite. Her dresses were impeccably constructed. The fabrics were to die for and the cuts were unreal. We literally nearly died over every piece.
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