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A Fabby Halloween: The Flintstones
The Flintstones would be so proud to see how their Stone Age fashions have influenced some of fashion's best. Peep Jeremy Scott's Spring '10 collection to see what I'm talking about. The quirky designer featured an awe-inspiring line based off the hit '60s cartoon complete with bone barrettes, bright colors, and animal prints.
Friday Fab News Roundup!
- Lookbook: Jeremy Scott for Adidas — Nylon
- Versace chief set to resign — New York Times
- Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Swim announces its preliminary lineup —FWD
- Kimora Lee's designer baby — Page Six
Fab Site: ShopTwoSee.com
Since 2005, ShopTwoSee.com has been providing Londoners with quirky clothing and accessories by the likes of Preen, Jeremy Scott, Dexter Wong, Jean-Pierre Braganza, Hannah Martin, and more. If you haven't heard of at least two of those designers, why not start getting to know them here? Locals can visit the brick-and-mortar store, but others have to shop online.
Linda Farrow Jeremy Scott Sunglasses: Love It or Hate It?
Jeremy Scott prides himself on being far out, and these Linda Farrow Jeremy Scott Sunglasses ($478) definitely fit the bill. They look like Nicole and Mary-Kate's quirky Chanel sunglasses, except taken a step further. What do you think, do they take it too far?
Ksubi High-Waisted Checkerboard Skinny Jeans: Love It or Hate It?
Like Vegemite, these Ksubi High-Waisted Checkerboard Skinny Jeans ($325), might take an acquired taste.
Coveted Australian line, Ksubi, has joined forces with style icon Jeremy Scott in creating the highly anticipated Jeremy Loves Ksubi collection. The checkerboard print is a definite reflection of Jeremy's eccentric and far-out sense of style.
The Look For Less: Lindsay Lohan
Back in October, I witnessed Jeremy Scott's cheeky Spring '08 collection at LA Fashion Week. Lindsay Lohan, pictured with good friend Jeremy, wore his traffic-sign mini skirt to the party for her Paper magazine cover. It's such a relief to see LL in something other than leggings!
Fab Flash: Superheroes at the 2008 Costume Institute Exhibit
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has chosen "Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy" as the theme of its Spring exhibit. The museum plans to explore the superhero's iconic costume of cape, mask, and bodysuit as it has appeared in fashion. The exhibit, which is co-chaired by Giorgio Armani, George Clooney, Julia Roberts, and Vogue editor Anna Wintour, will run from May 7 to September 1, and the accompanying gala, known as the Oscars of the fashion industry, will be hosted on May 5.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Jeremy Scott
Jeremy Scott is never one to shy away from bold and racy designs and his Spring 2008 collection was no exception. Though there was no ass-slapping between models like there has been in his past shows, there was lots of drama. Namely, all the female models walked out with large garbage can hats.
Fab Site: SevenNewYork.com
Seven New York is many things. It's an avant-garde clothing and accessories boutique, an online retailer, a special events and production company and a media relations firm. If you can't visit the shop on Mercer Street in NYC, check out its virtual store and get goods from progressive designers such as Gareth Pugh, Jeremy Scott, Three As Four, Preen, House of Holland and more.
Jeremy Scott Yellow Sunglasses: Love It or Hate It?
Now I know that lately sunglasses have been getting squarer and squarer (think Drew Barrymore's white Ray Ban Wayfarers), but these Jeremy Scott Yellow Sunglasses, $230, are way too square and Tranformer-like for my style. Putting aside the fact that they're yellow, the alien motif is best left to characters in video games. Do you agree?
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