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Alexander Berardi Fall 2010 Womens wear.
“Do you know who that is?” I did not. “That’s Bee Schaffer, Anna Wintour’s daughter! She only comes to, like, the shows,” said the woman seated to my right at the Alexander Berardi Fall 2010 Womenswear Show. I was...
Georges Chakra: Take No Prisoners.
Georges Chakra is not for the faint of heart. The Beirut native has dressed the likes of Rihanna, Beyonce, and Emily Blunt; all powerful women who expect to be noticed when they walk into a room. Fall 2010 is...
Christian Siriano: Pretty Ruffles, Punk Footwear.
The crowd buzzes, then quickly falls silent as the lights go dim. For a brief moment, faces across the Promenade are illuminated only by the light of carefully poised iPhones and BlackBerries. Then- music pumps, the lights go up,...
Farah Angsana: Fur and Fuchsia
Farah Angsana knows what she's doing. The years have proven her a force in classic evening wear, but don't think for a second that means she's boring. Though Angsana traffics in relatively conservative styles and silhouettes, she has proven...
The Women’s Mafia kick-off Fashion Show at Tela Design Studio
Last night I entered the A-list doors of Tela Design studio in the Meatpacking district, skipped the wine and went straight back stage. That’s where the action was: six beautiful models outfitted in their netted up does, makeup and...
Bryant Park Raving Mad.
Bryant Park is dead. Long live Bryant Park!
It's here. Mercedez Benz New York Fashion Week lands this Thursday and it will absolutely be one to remember. All eyes are on Bryant Park for the very last time before IMG...
Hillary Flowers Fashion Show and Designer birthday.
Young and only recently graduated, Hillary Flowers has invented the runways in clubs all over Manhattan. Amnesia and Club Home in the past, she organized yet another pre-fashion week show at Club Roam on 19th street this past Friday....
Shipley & Halmos’ Fall 2010 Collection goes Private.
On February 4th we were fortunate to sneak a preview at the new Shipley & Halmos fall 2010 collection. Reserving a late morning slot, it was unclear what the “press preview” would entail: A couple of models showcasing their...
Eco Chic: Stylish and Sustainable
The Paris Haute Couture shows may well have provided plenty of column inches with the oh-so-stylish of late, but just over the border at the Palais des Nations, Geneva, a groundbreaking event ushered in the International Year of Biodiversity.
Tackling...
Terese Pagh Teglgaard, Heating up Europe and Still in Her Teens.
At first glance, Terese Pagh Teglgaard, a tall, dark blonde, all around beautiful girl, portrayed to most individuals as a super sultry and almost unapproachable debutante. But beneath the refined and elegant surface rests a young lady trying to...
Supima Collections rock out!
Photography by Arthur Eisenberg.- Supima Collections.
We are always front row, present and attentive at fashion shows where the designers are just as famous as the clothes that saunter down the runway. We mingle and mix with the who is...
Cody Ross- Kitschy Freaky Surprises.
If you haven’t heard of Cody Ross yet, bookmark this page and wait, because you certainly will. Ross is already an important figure on the fashion scene, and his rise has been meteoric. Like any good journalist (stalker?) I...
Today’s Fashion: What Have You Done For Me Lately?
Studio 54 was many things, drugs, sex, drugs, and a Mecca for fashionistas. It was an era where art, music, and fashion took precedence to “the Man.” There was a time where business, consumers, and the media had...
Trends in Fashion: Yoga suddenly becomes hot and ready to wear…
In case you haven’t noticed it the new fashion apparel trend has a lot to do with Bikram Yoga or the art of practicing yoga. Never fond of arduous exercise or tight lycra outfits our curiosity got the better...
Fashionably late at Jill Stuart.
Jill Stuart is known for dressing the chic party girl; the one who wore that shiny little dress to the office Christmas party and got a tad drunk. So why was it that, other than the PR jet set...
