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Found! Rachel Bilson's Feathered Clutch
We're so accustomed to seeing Rachel Bilson in laid back clothing that when I saw her on the Whitney Art Auction red carpet in her tighter-than-tight Herve Leger number, my jaw dropped. It was as if I was seeing an Herve Leger dress for the first time. When I was finally able to peel my eyes off the dress, I focused on her beautiful Romanek "The Celeste” feathered clutch.
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Which Marchesa Was Most Fab at the Music Unites Fall Masquerade Gala?
Last week at the Music Unites Fall Masquerade Gala, Kerry Washington and Georgina Chapman wore pretty, poufy frocks from Georgina's coveted Marchesa line. Both dresses were white, but notice how the two styles varied in texture. Kerry's tulle embellishment and streamlined shape gave a more architectural appeal, while Georgina's feathered creation emoted flirty, flapper energy.
Teen Choice Awards: Ashley Greene
Ashley Greene made her Teen Choice Awards debut in a pretty floral frock and fuchsia sandals. The contrast between the Dolce & Gabbana feathered bustier top and girlie print is a little badass, a lot beautiful. For accessories, the actress chose simple stud earrings, a beaded bracelet, and metallic purple clutch.
Who Wore It Better? Matthew Williamson For H&M Peacock Print Dress
There were mixed results, but the majority of you loved Katy Perry in this Matthew Williamson for H&M dress. Does the dress suit heiress Nicky Hilton, too? She wore it hosting a party at Prive Las Vegas.
Celebrity Style: Kerry Washington
Kerry Washington looked spectacular yesterday at Essence magazine's luncheon in Beverly Hills. Always one to try new things, Kerry wore a smashing feathered skirt and blazer by Louis Vuitton. Feathery skirts can add a little volume so it was smart to cinch in her waistline with an eye-popping metallic obi belt.
The Look For Less: Carrie Bradshaw
Here is a thoroughly modern Carrie look that didn't make it into the movie. Oh sh*t. Did I just spoil something?
Spring 2008 Couture: Armani Privé
Yet again, Mr. Giorgio Armani presented a drama-filled collection that his best costumer, Cate Blanchett, can easily fall in love with.
Armani Privé came in the form of oversized ruffles, poufy bubble hems, large stand-up collars, fuzzy feathers, overly tiered skirts, and lots of embellishments. And though the designer isn't usually one to overdo accessories, this collection was an exception.
New Bebe Brand: Neda
The trendy Bebe chain is testing a new boutique concept called Neda, which is named for Bebe vice chairman Neda Mashouf. The higher-end shop, which focuses exclusively on accessories, recently opened its first location in San Francisco—the same city where Bebe itself launched back in 1976. If it's a hit, the company could expand the Neda concept to other cities.
New York Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent
You may or may not know that many of the shows I saw at New York Fashion Week were not at the famed Bryant Park tents. A lot of designers showed off site, for a number of reasons; budget restrictions, an anti-sponsor preference or simply to present a no frills collection of clothes. We feature Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent often, so I was jazzed to see her Spring offerings...especially since the showroom setting was casual, filled with light and easy going.
Fall 2007 Couture: Giorgio Armani Prive
Clad in Giorgio Armani Prive, an attention-loving fashionista can go from the office straight to the red carpet in an instant. By work-appropriate attire, I mean an office that demands high-fashion, high-drama and glamour to the max (think The Devil Wears Prada). That's exactly what Armani delivered this time.
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