When Fashionologie Editor Christina Perez headed to Paris Fashion Week, she packed a suitcase full of bold stripes, fur stoles, and embellished tops. So how exactly does she put it all together? Watch as Christina shows us her top looks, parfait for running from show to show and reporting from the front lines of the City of Light.
Parisian Chic: Style Director Noria Morales Shows Off Her PFW Looks
Paris Fashion Week is the crème de la crème of Fashion Weeks, so naturally, dressing for the shows deserves extra attention. Our style director, Noria Morales, shares with us three of her favorite looks that took her around the City of Light, from Dior to Lanvin to Ladurée, in style — plus, a few key tips to help you nail that editor look on your own (hint: invest in some classic pumps and a statement necklace!).
Paris, Je T'Aime: The Top 10 (Gorgeous) Reasons We Love Paris Fashion Week
From macarons to fashion shows to Parisian nightlife — and all the Chanel, Dior, and Cos in between — our editors are recounting their top 10 moments from Paris Fashion Week. Get an inside look at how gorgeous it is in the City of Light and what it's like when the sun finally comes up over the Seine.
See What the Buzz Is All About: Alexander McQueen Spring 2013 Runway
For Spring 2013, designer Sarah Burton was inspired by beehives, a theme that came across literally in beekeeper-esque hats, a thrilling black and gold palette, and, of course, a wasp waist. And while we usually shy away from anything that stings, Burton's jacquard suits, textured dresses, and honeycomb-inspired cage shoes had us all abuzz. Watch the entire runway now, as it is, quite simply, the bee's knees.
Givenchy Spring 2012 Runway
For Spring 2012, Riccardo Tisci focused on tailoring, turning out models in exquisite pantsuits and peplum cocktail frocks all in a lovely neutral palette of blush, white, black, and army green. The usual Givenchy edge surfaced in exotic details like eel skin, laser-cut leather, and chiffon sequins. To see the entire collection, watch the runway now!