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Simply Fab: "It's Only Fashion" Card
"You live it. You love it. But then there are those days that you remember, 'it's only fashion.'" I couldn't have said it better myself.
10 Ways to Know You're SO LA
Petro Zillia's Spring 2008 line sheet explaining all the runway looks also included a fun little bit about life in LA; the list was deemed "10 Ways you Know You're SO LA." It kept me entertained before the show began and made me realize that I'm so not LA (out of 30 possibilities, I only semi-identified with a few). We thought it would be fun to share so you can figure out if you're SO LA.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Petro Zillia
Paris Hilton is an avid Petro Zillia fan — in fact, upon her exit from jail, she wore the brand's olive blazer. Judging from this collection of flirty and fun dresses, it's clear the feeling is mutual for Petro Zillia designer Nony Tochterman; I can for sure see the star sporting these frocks.
Color and silky fabrics were omnipresent.
LA Fashion Week Spring 2008, Monarchy: Love It or Hate It?
Monarchy attempted the menswear theme that many designers have been dabbling with recently. Only, their route was more boyish than manly. This particular look reminds me a lot of Hansel from the German fairytale.
LA Fashion Week Trend Alert: Black Tights
Quick: what's the first thing that comes to mind when you think of black tights? Cold weather, Fall or Winter, I bet. The last thing I would associate black tights with is sunny LA.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Jeremy Scott
Jeremy Scott is never one to shy away from bold and racy designs and his Spring 2008 collection was no exception. Though there was no ass-slapping between models like there has been in his past shows, there was lots of drama. Namely, all the female models walked out with large garbage can hats.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: TART
Given the warm LA climate, it's not surprising TART stuck to what they do best: easy, breezy, micro-modal dresses. There were oodles of flowy dresses, long and short. Prints, like exploding dots and feathers, were introduced and much appreciated.
Stop the Presses: Fab Meets LC and Whitney from The Hills!
Take a short break with us to find out how we met two of our favorite gals, Lauren Conrad and Whitney Port from The Hills. Today was Day Two of LA Fashion Week and we had just finished our backstage interview with designer Jeremy Scott (stay tuned for his runway review and our exclusive interview). We were turning a corner when we stopped dead in our fashionable tracks — LC and Whitney were chillin' against a wall, looking chic as ever.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Whitley Kros
Long-time friends, Marissa Ribisi, Giovanni's twin sister and Beck's wife, and Sophia Banks have banded together to create a fun and wearable Spring collection.
Plaids, big stripes and funky prints graced kimono-sleeve cardigans, tunics, jumpsuits and t-shirt dresses. Solids were not ignored; bright hues like cobalt blue, neon yellow and hot pink made appearances with silk tops, footless tights, oversized cardigans, high-waisted skirts, and off-the-shoulder tees.
LA Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Gregory Parkinson
Have you ever wondered what it would look like if a hippie chick and a gypsy girl raided each other's closets? Welcome to Gregory Parkinson's Spring 2008 collection: a hybrid of tie dye and ombre prints that a hippie craves meshed with the flowiness and ease a gypsy needs for her vagabond life.
Color was everywhere in this happy collection and it included vibrant yellows, oranges, reds, pinks, purples and greens.
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