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Online Sale Alert! Sizzling, Hot Goodies at Tobi
Now that it's sunny, I can ditch the jacket and show off my cute tops. I already own some but there's always room for a few more. In search of a deal, I headed straight to Tobi's magnificent sale section.
Celebrity Style: Jennifer Aniston
It's been a while since we Celebrity Styled Jennifer and she looks great! Her carefree, polished look was exhibited while shopping at Barneys. Sometimes you have to boil it down to basics.
A Few Fab Words With Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Winner José Ramón Réyes of Réyes
The crisp and youthful designs of José Ramón Réyes of Réyes may be familiar to some of you. We have featured them on Fab a few times. Edging his way as a designer of tomorrow, this Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation winner will be showing for the third time in New York's upcoming Fashion Week.
Spring Peek: Sporty Spice
If one of your new year's resolutions is to get your bod in shape, aspiring to be Sporty Spice might help. Stripes, anoraks, shorts, cardigans, polos and visors — gotta love it at Michael Kors (pictured) — make for chic on-the-go looks that would make Coco proud. Even if you're not heading to the courts or going for a jog, you can have fun this Spring with the free spirit of athleticism.
Fab Flash: 2008 Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation Winners Announced
Six women's designers have been named Ecco Domani Fashion Foundation winners, joining an illustrious group of past honorees which includes Zac Posen, Proenza Schouler, and Derek Lam. The new recipients, who are each given a $25,000 grant to help showcase their Fall 2008 collections at New York Fashion Week in February, are Alexander Wang, Elise Overland, Lyell by Emma Fletcher, Reyes by José Ramón Reyes, and Wayne by Wayne D. Lee in the women's design category, as well as Subversive Jewelry by Justin Giunta in the accessories design category.
Festive Party Dresses, Part III: Tuxedo-Inspired Dresses
If you're in a social circle like mine, you're probably not invited to a ton of black-tie gatherings. But that doesn't mean you can't wear some black tie-inspired garb on the holiday party circuit. That's right: It's time to start hunting for a cute festive party dress, so this week, I'll be looking at the hottest party-dress trends.
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2010 Spring New York Fashion Week: Brian Reyes
Brian Reyes is a quiet force and I think we just witnessed his best collection yet. Stay tuned for an exclusive interview with stylist to Rachel Bilson and Kristen Bell, Nicole Chavez, who I chatted with preshow, but for now, feast. The Spring wears flowed like a Muse song — some soft and feminine, some powerful and dead chic.The show opened with a white Japanese cotton bodysuit, followed by a delicate harness dress, placket shirt, and car coat in the breezy fabric.
Brian Reyes's Properly Designed Rubbers
You can even have style in the bedroom. With the (overwhelming) amount of New York Fashion Week sponsors and collaborations I witnessed last week, one was truly cool: Brian Reyes designed Proper Attire condoms. In the past, Yigal Azrouel designed them, too — these are still available for purchase.
Celeb Style: Ashley Greene
Ashley Greene looked stunning as ever last night at the LA premiere of Julie & Julia. The Twilight actress revealed her gorgeous curves in a low-cut, double-stitch Brian Reyes dress. The fact that it's white, not to mention sexy, makes her stand out from the other red-carpet queens.
Brian Reyes Talks Marble, Hints Handbags, and Designs During Hard Times
Brian Reyes's clothes are undeniably pretty, but, as I discovered backstage at his Fall show, it's all in the details. I was able to closely examine the clothes, some smart separates, some intricately beaded dresses. But a wavy seam, slight cut-out, or asymmetrical contour provided more than meets the eye.
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