Emma rocks. She attended the Glastonbury Music Festival in a totally fresh, mud-ready ensemble. Her Louis Vuitton corset top is an unexpected choice; the sexiness is tempered by modest cuffed jeans shorts, black rubber boots, and black knee socks. A fringed and studded black bag holds all her concert supplies, while her sexy man friend holds my attention. We know what Emma Watson wears at Glastonbury, here's what FabUK would pack.
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Are two super slick puffers better then one? Ja. The proof is in the puff at the Sundance Film Festival, where Kerry Washington and Naomi Watts snuggled for a photo. What's interesting is both puffers have an extra wet look to them, making them even more unique. Black is always right; navy, also a sound color choice. The wetter, the better!
Recession aside, there's no stopping the $11,410 Balmain jacket. Beyonce chose to wear the crystal-embellished, drummer-boy stunner to dinner at the Waverly Inn with her hubbie, Jay-Z — they were celebrating their one-year anniversary. She kept the look very Beyonce with tight dark-rinse jeans, sassy sandals, and a chain-handle, black-leather bag. The shoulder love continues, as does Beyonce and Jay-Z love.
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Those of you who are fans of street style blogs will probably dig the DKNY Jeans Spring '09 ads, shot by The Sartorialist, Scott Schuman. This is the photographer's first major campaign, but he's no stranger to snapping well-dressed people on the streets. Chanel Iman, Sean Lennon, and Daisy Lowe are all his model subjects. And just to make it extra authentic, the cross streets where the photos were taken in NYC are listed. This style of ad is a departure for DKNY Jeans, but completely relevant to today. What do you think? Are these ads authentic-looking or not so much?
Following in the footsteps of Rachel Bilson's Edie Rose for DKNY Jeans collection will be actress/singer extraordinaire, Hilary Duff. The newest celebrity designer has teamed up with DKNY Jeans to create a trendy collection named Femme for DKNY.
“I love the idea that the collection reaches a lot of people and provides them with so many different options,” said Duff, left wearing her designs. There is truly something in this line for every girl whose styles change every day, like mine does. I think it’s the perfect line for young girls who can’t afford to buy a lot of clothes these days.”
The Femme for DKNY Jeans collection will debut in the Fall at all major retailers. It looks promising; we can't wait to see more!
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Fab Ad: Daisy Lowe for DKNY Jeans 2009 has got off to a great start for Daisy Lowe who has got two major ad campaigns under her belt. Around the start of the new year I revealed Daisy's Marc by Marc Jacobs advert and here is her shoot for DKNY Jeans.
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Judgement time is around the corner and Rachel Bilson's pulling out all the stops to make her first venture as a celebrity designer a success. The Edie Rose for DKNY Jeans campaign will feature the star in her own designs.
"Our customer has a real emotional connection with Rachel, and she's always on the best-dressed lists, so it seemed like such a win-win for us. Rachel has real personal style and she is very involved in every step. You can really see that in the collection" said president of DKNY Jeans, Kevin Monogue.
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Last week it was Avril Lavigne, and this week it's Rachel Bilson joining the celebrity designer foray.
Rachel contacted DKNY Jeans to express an interest in working with them, and that's how her junior sportswear line, Edie Rose for DKNY Jeans, came about. The collection will include 15 pieces when it launches in September, including button-down tops, sweaters, jackets, tees, dresses, and dark wash jeans in a black, white, and yellow color palette.
Rachel seems dedicated to her designs: "This line is my main focus right now," she said. "I can't draw at all, so I won't be doing any sketches, but I am learning to sew. I think it's important to know more about the whole process of making clothes."
She named the line for her grandmother Edie, and Rose, a close family friend, because she didn't want to use her own name: "I want people to see these clothes for what they are, not just another line designed by another celebrity," she said. "I want the line to be taken seriously." From these first looks, will you be taking it seriously?
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Not to be confused with granny's boudoir, the items pictured here are for a brocade babe. What's old is new again, and brocade always feels right in the dead of Winter. With a slight sheen and 60's vibe, slip on your patent booties, opaque black tights and costume jewelry for a glitzy night in brocade. Or, mix with dark denim for an upscale casual look. Either way you win.
