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Cruise '10 Trend: Clean, Lean Trousers
With Cruise '10 in full effect, let's stop and evaluate the latest. Frocks and skirts dominated, but what really caught my eye were clean, lean trousers — quite the opposite of crazy harem pants. Instead, trousers ranged from cropped and loose-fitting to tight and body-con.
Paris Fashion Week, Spring '09: Viktor & Rolf
Watching Viktor & Rolf's virtual fashion show makes me wonder why more designers don't go this route. I smell a new trend. Old-school model Shalom Harlow is the only one on catwalk.Fab Flash: Viktor & Rolf Spring '09 Collection to Go Virtual
Viktor & Rolf are known for their experimental shows during Paris Fashion Week but sadly, the two have opted out of presenting their collection on the runway. Instead, the eccentric duo will be unveiling their 2009 Spring/Summer line virtually on their website. That means everyone (including me and you) can view their creative clothes and antics online.
Fab Read: The House of Viktor & Rolf
The recent Viktor & Rolf retrospective left you guys split between freaky and fabulous. If you leaned toward fabulous, look forward to reading The House of Viktor & Rolf ($38), by fashion historian Caroline Evans and fashion editor Susannha Frankel, in their tribute to the eccentric Dutch duo.
This richly detailed book examines Viktor & Rolf’s quirky designs across the years, along with awesome behind-the-scenes photos, personal interviews, and stunning pictorials.
Freaky or Fabulous? Viktor & Rolf Dolls
Viktor & Rolf have always set themselves apart with their Dutch eccentricity and experimental runways. They came onto the scene in 1996 and delivered their creations as art, or more accurately, as an art installation. For an upcoming retrospective, instead of featuring their clothes in the normal mannequin format, this dynamo duo chose something more .
Trend Alert: The Little Black Jacket (The LBJ)
The day you realize you probably have enough LBDs to last you a lifetime (me, yesterday) but can't get enough of the classic noir color, consider the little black jacket, or what I am hereby coining the LBJ. Just as everyday wearable and sophisticated as the LBD, the LBJ adds a good needed dose of tailoring to any loosey goosey look. When in a rush, the LBJ is guaranteed to get you out of a bind.
Viktor & Rolf Just Say No, No, No
Amy Winehouse isn't the only one saying no, no, no to something. Designing duo Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren took their Fall '08 collection as an opportunity to be full-on negative. "We love fashion, but it's going so fast.
Spring Peek: Frills
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On Our Radar: Fashion Gets Mini
There are so many Karl Lagerfeld imitators out there, but in BlackBook Magazine's cheeky feature Isn't It Iconic? the Chanel designer isn't the only one getting mimicked. Viktor & Rolf, Vivienne Westwood, John Galliano, Anna Piaggi, and Carine Roitfeld are also given mini versions of themselves in the latest issue.
Simply Fab: Viktor & Rolf Rosé Sauvage
Viktor & Rolf, the Dutch designers well-known for turning things upside down, have lent their unique abilities to Rémy Cointreau's Champagne house Piper Heidsieck to create Viktor & Rolf Rosé Sauvage.
In true V&R style, the champagne bottle's bottom becomes its top, and its back becomes the front. The accompanying ice bucket and champagne flutes share a similar illusion, with the flute turning upside down into a cocktail glass.
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