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Celebrity Style
1 Color Coded: 5 Unexpected Combos to Try Now
2 Doo.Ri Fall 2010 Collection New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look
Best of 2011
3 The Most Outrageous Trend of the Year Is . . . Gorilla Sleeves!
4 Edition Georges Chakra at New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look!
5 Ohne Titel Runway at New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look
6 Interview with Ohne Titel Designers Alexa Adams and Flora Gill
7 Ports 1961 Interview with Creative Director Tia Cibani at 2010 New York Fashion Week
8 Lela Rose at New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look!
9 Prabal Gurung New York Fashion Week: What’s Fab First Look
10 Interview with Diane von Furstenberg on DVF Fall Collection
11 Backstage with Rachel Roy at 2010 Fall Fashion Week
12 Vera Wang Fall Runway at New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look
13 Michael Kors Interview Backstage at New York Fashion Week Fall 2010
14 Michael Kors Fall Collection at NY Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look
15 Tory Burch at New York Fashion Week: What's Fab First Look
Trends
16 Freaky or Fabulous? The Gorilla Arm Trend For Fall 2011
winter fashion
17 Simple Winter Velvet Styling Tips — Plus, Shop Our Picks All Under $150
No year is complete without a few outrageous fashion trends, and we asked you to weigh in on which one had you scratching your head the most. After counting the votes, it was pretty clear that overstuffed gorilla sleeves were the craziest runway trend of 2011 — we saw the look on the runways at Peter Som, Rag & Bone, and Giles, to name a few, making for a pretty unforgettable — and hard Read more
Velvet might just be our new Winter wardrobe BFF. Its plush texture, cozy feel, and luxe look make it the perfect "something extra" in our chilly weather fashion endeavors. From jewel-toned loafers at Jenni Kayne to statement patterned pants at Proenza Schouler, velvet was no stranger on the Fall 2011 runways. Additionally, Olivier Theyskens incorporated the textile into his capsule collection Read more
It's not just the bright color wash we love from Spring '11 runways like Jil Sander and Burberry, the warm tones from Chloé's resort 2012 collection, or the saturated hues from the pages J.Crew's catalogs — it's the smart play between them that's the real kicker. Fantastic on their own but powerful in the right mix, saturated color makes for a chic statement that doesn't require trend-driven Read more
Fur, both real and faux, returned for Fall, and one of the most interesting incarnations of the furry stuff was the debut of the gorilla arm. By that, we mean the seriously, thickly fur-covered sleeves of coats. Rag & Bone showed it in their futuristic Scottish ski bum, Giles did it under a black corset, and Peter Som took it to the trench. It's certainly a bold look, but one that could be Read more
Designer Tory Burch had a bright and festive downtown vibe in her Fall 2010 collection at New York Fashion Week. Standout pieces from the runway included slouchy trousers, wearable winter coats, fur-lined hoodies, and a surprise pop of color. Read more
Michael Kors Fall 2010 was full of soft, luxurious fabrics like fur, cashmere and mohair in warm tones. Showing a trend of longer skirts and relaxed trousers, his show at New York Fashion Week featured versatile and comfortable pieces that can be worn season after season. Read more
We chatted with Michael Kors, who has dressed Angelina Jolie, Blake Lively, and Michelle Obama amongst others, behind the scenes at his runway show to hear his thoughts on the Michael Kors Fall 2010 collection. Siting a shift to a more "relaxed glam" mix of luxurious and comfortable pieces, Kors emphasizes his line is about being versatile and sexy. Read more
The Vera Wang collection at New York Fashion Week included luxurious fabrics and extravagant details all done in her signature minimalist style. While the designer is usually known for her long white gowns, this Fall, Wang is more about dramatic black. Read more
We interviewed Ohne Titel designers Alexa Adams and Flora Gill at the 2010 New York Fall Fashion Week. Their new collection is influenced by Victorian silhouettes and Old World techniques but with a harder edge - creating modern shapes and textures with mixed mesh and a more athletic form. Think 19th century shape but sleek and easy to wear. Read more
Behind the scenes with Rachel Roy, she shares with us the image of the ideal modern woman she designs for. The 2010 Fall Fashion Week collection of timeless pieces and opulent richness is expressed through delicate embroidery and designs inspired by Cleopatra. The take-away trend from Rachel Roy: less is more! Read more
