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Fab Flash: Kirsten Dunst's Cashmere Collection
Kirsten Dunst is really throwing herself into the fashion ring recently: first appearing in the Spring Miu Miu ads and now collaborating with luxe knitwear line Lutz + Patmos.
She follows in the footsteps of Liv Tyler, Sofia Coppola, and Julianne Moore, who have all designed for the cashmere-friendly label in the past, and her capsule collection debuts on Feb. 3, during the upcoming New York Fashion Week!
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Sonia Rykiel For H&M!
Just in time for Christmas, H&M has announced its latest designer collaboration: Sonia Rykiel for H&M. And for the first time, this collection will be lead by lingerie. The lingerie collection will launch in H&M stores Dec.
Link Time!!!
- Will McLeod has friends in high places — Style File
- Recession dims stars' style power — WSJ
- Faceoff: Miss Piggy vs. Lady Gaga in Marc Jacobs! — Off the Rack
- Wardrobe malfunction: Fashion Week edition — The Daily Chic Report
- London Fashion Week goes postal — Fashionista
- Exclusive: Ashley Greene's picks for best dressed at the VMA's — Teen Vogue blog
- Why Lauren Santo Domingo is obsessed with Christian Cota — Fashionologie
- Be&D Garbo studded leather baguette — Purse Blog
- Coco Rocha, media mogul?
Emma Watson to Design a Charitable Line
There were rumors circling in June that Emma Watson was to become a charitable fashion designer for UNICEF. Sadly those rumors were shot down, but it appears they weren't too far off-the-mark. Announced today, Emma Watson will be creating a capsule collection for People Tree, which will launch in February 2010.
Fab Ad: +J, Fall '09
You can't go wrong when you pair affordable, well-tailored clothes with the illustrious Isabeli Fontana. Uniqlo and Jil Sander did just that for the debut of their new line, +J. The Fall '09 campaign, shot by David Sims, catches Isabella absolutely breathtaking in a windblown stance wearing a cozy Chesterfield coat from the collection, which by the way only costs $155!
Former Cacharel Designers Work on a Budget
While many dread budget restraints, former Cacharel designer Ignacio Ribeiro welcomes it. "Cutting budgets back is so exciting," he said, referring to the relaunch of him and his wife, Suzanna Clement's label, Clement Ribeiro. The duo put their company into voluntary liquidation in 2005 and left Cacharel in 2007.
Fab Flash: Serena Williams Shows Off Her Design Skills At HSN
On April 30, Serena Williams will be taking her style from the tennis courts to the HSN with the debut of her accessories and clothing collection, called Signature Statement. "I always want to make a statement, both on and off the court," said Williams. "One of my dreams has always been to share gorgeous gifts of fashion and luxury with the world.
On Our Radar: H&M Delves Into Fashion TV
You're probably already overwhelmed by your TiVo list, but what's one more show? When you have a few minutes, be sure to catch H&M's new Fashion TV. Currently there are two videos (it's a twice-monthly program).
On Our Radar: Rochas Back in Business
Rochas is being resurrected from the dead. After about two years of being buried, Rochas ready-to-wear is making a comeback for March 2009. Owner Procter & Gamble Co.
Milan Fashion Week, Fall 2008: Missoni
With knitwear set to be a huge Fall trend, the house of Missoni, which has always been a leader in the knitwear field, is rejoicing. What a celebration it was on this catwalk: stripes, the signature zig zags, florals, colorblocking, and paillettes splashed around like confetti.
Slouchy tops, pouf sleeves, and knee-length hems firmed up Missoni's Fall aesthetic, with swatches of teal, mustard, cranberry, and orange adorning the otherwise neutral color palette.
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