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2010 Spring Paris Fashion Week Fab Roundup!
Paris Fashion Week is the creme de la creme of all fashion events. New York had its highlights; London wowed me with its revived schedule; and Milan is always beautiful, but Paris? Undeniably thrilling.
Gaultier For Target — Woo-Hoo!
UPDATE: Jean Paul Gaultier's exclusive line for Target will debut in stores and online on March 7. Photos haven't been released yet, but we do know the collection will feature pieces inspired by American women and pop culture from the past and the present.
We have no sneak peeks yet, but we do know it's going to happen.
Trend Alert: Strut Like an Egyptian
Here's the thing — I'm a pretty anti-sequel kind of gal. Why mess with perfection? Filming for Sex and the City 2 has begun, and though I may be skeptical about the movie, I'm not about the wardrobe.
Sundance Channel Goes Full Frontal Fashion
I was bummed when Full Frontal Fashion, a fashion program focusing on New York Fashion Week, was canceled back in January. Now there's some light at the end of the tunnel — the Sundance Channel is reviving it in its own way. "For us, it’s not about the trendy — it’s just about this dramatic, entertaining and, above all, creative perspective," said general manager Sarah Barnett.
Friday Fab News Roundup!
- Raquel Zimmermann goes androgynous for Jean Paul Gaultier — Flypaper
- Pilati showing in London — Vogue UK
- $50 and under: a flirty skirt to wear now, wear later — Glamour
- Riccardo Tisci creates new capsule collection, Redux. — Vogue UK
- Rochas to show in Paris — FWD
- Under $50: Black-and-white tribal prints — Frugal-Fashionista
- Balenciaga's next edition — Vogue UK
2009 Fall Couture: Jean Paul Gaultier
Judging from Jean Paul Gaultier's Fall couture creations, he didn't have a shortage of inspiration. The powerful warrior princess, the chic '20s flapper, the old-Hollywood actress, and the feisty futuristic goddess all had a place on the catwalk . .
Fab Read: Maison Martin Margiela
After checking out Maison Martin Margiela ($63), by Martin Margiela, I found myself even more intrigued by the mysterious, elusive Belgian designer. I admit, I was disappointed with the blank cover baring only the brand's tag and not Margiela's face, but the decadent fabric, inks, ribbons, and minibooklets inside make up for it. Not only is this book beautiful, it also offers insight into Margiela's secretive creative process along with exclusive essays about Margiela from fashion greats such as Vanessa Beecroft, Andreé Putman, and Jean Paul Gaultier.
Which amfAR Cinema Against AIDS Attendee Is Most Fab?
The Cannes Film Festival has no shortage of parties, amfAR's Cinema Against AIDS benefit being one of the biggest. This year's star-studded red carpet cast includes Zoe Saldana, Eva Herzigova (in Dolce & Gabbana), Dita von Teese (in Jean Paul Gaultier), Diane Kruger (in Chanel), and Kerry Washington (in Marchesa). As you can see, each pulled out all the stops, but only one can be most Fab.
Oscars Red Carpet: Mickey Rourke
I had to. Mickey has brought some much needed flavor to awards season this year. He tackles fashion in his own unique way; no doubt he has a certain je ne sais quoi.
Trend Alert: Black With a Splash of Hot Pink, Please
All black is siempre all Fab, but today I'll take black with a splash of hot pink, please. These stunners all look marvelous in their all-black ensembles, but what packs the punch are the slivers of hot pink. Victoria Beckham looks killer in her sharp black pieces, but everyone is really focusing on her pink and red Dolce & Gabbana jeweled headband.
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