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Posts for January 15th 2009

Isaac Mizrahi For Target Deco Coat: Love It or Hate It?
Love It or Hate It

Isaac Mizrahi For Target Deco Coat: Love It or Hate It?

Just because I constantly profess my love for Target doesn't mean it can't produce crazy things.
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Isaac Mizrahi at ShopStyle

Just because I constantly profess my love for Target doesn't mean it can't produce crazy things. Check out this Isaac Mizrahi for Target Deco Coat ($65, originally $130). Holy moly. I know that's a removable collar but it does not belong there in the first place. It's way too overbearing and unflattering. Am I right or wrong?

Take all of my Love It or Hate It Polls here! To post your selections go to the Love It or Hate It? group. And if you want to learn how to do a blog post click here.

Louis Vuitton

Fabworthy: Louis Vuitton Sprouse Collection Grafitti Monogram Sarong

By now, you've seen Louis Vuitton's Stephen Sprouse collection and gone behind the seams of the big bash.
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Louis Vuitton at ShopStyle

By now, you've seen Louis Vuitton's Stephen Sprouse collection and gone behind the seams of the big bash. Now it's time to bring it home.

eLuxury currently houses the LV Stephen Sprouse line but one piece in particular stood out: this Louis Vuitton Sprouse Collection Grafitti Monogram Sarong ($365). Well, it wasn't hard considering the neon green writing. It's not cheap, but considering it's a limited-edition piece and a tribute to an iconic '80s artist, it's a sound investment.

Link Time!!!
Link Time

Link Time!!!

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R.J. Cutler Creates Film About Vogue Named "The September Issue"
Fashion Flash

Fab Flash: Vogue's First Film

If you've ever wondered what really goes on behind the doors at Vogue, your curiosity can soon be quenched.
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If you've ever wondered what really goes on behind the doors at Vogue, your curiosity can soon be quenched. After eight months of open access to Anna Wintour and her team, film director R.J. Cutler will debut his chronicle, The September Issue, this weekend at the Sundance Film Festival. “My observation with the creativity in the hallways and offices is that Vogue is like the mist. You don’t think it’s raining and all of a sudden you’re soaking wet,” Cutler said.

The movie centers around the creation of Vogue's biggest issue — September 2007 — which Cutler credits as Wintour's idea. Cutler also follows Wintour's personal relationships with her late father Charles Wintour and daughter Bee Shaffer. Guest appearances include Thakoon Panichgul, Oscar de la Renta, and Karl Lagerfeld.

To hear the director talk about the film and to see a juicy snippet, read more