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Hear What One Mulleavy Sister Has to Say and See Behind the Scenes at Rodarte
The Mulleavy sisters are on the rise, and after attending a Rodarte show for the first time, I now see why. Though Laura and Kate's designs aren't everyday wearable or affordable, they are art. And the sisters are evolving.
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- Spotlight: Kaviar Gauche — Bag Snob
- Louise Black beset by angry corset clients — Racked
- No idea is too small for Rodarte’s Mulleavy sisters — New York Times
- A fabulous Fall bag for under $70 — Lucky
- Rachel and Brad pretend to miss Taylor at Paris Fashion Week — The Cut
- Someone’s in the kitchen with Zac — Fashionista
- Anna Wintour attempts to make friends with teenage girls — Jezebel
- Pregnant Jourdan Dunn walks in Jean Paul Gaultier's Spring 2010 show — Stylelist
- Chanel Iman and Jourdan Dunn bring diversity to the runways — Teen Vogue
- Jimmy Choo for Elton John Foundation collection — Nitrolicious
- Get wrapped up in our coziest Fall sweater finds — Refinery 29
- Bob Mackie's latest over-the-top creations for Cher! — Off the Rack
Rodarte's Death Valley Voodoo Ladies: Love It or Hate It?
Rodarte continues to be a hot ticket at New York Fashion Week. With a unique point of view and celebrity cheerleader Kirsten Dunst, their next moves are closely monitored. I'm always intrigued by their inspirations — in the past it's been Japanese horror movies and Star Wars.
Battle of the Rodarte: Watson vs. Bosworth
The Rodarte sisters, Laura and Kate Mulleavy, cohosted a special dinner last night with Kate Bosworth at the Harvey Nichols Fifth Floor restaurant in London. Of her peach silk and net Rodarte dress, Kate Bosworth said: "It's kind of deconstructed ballerina." If Kate was a deconstructed ballerina, then actress Emma Watson was a rebel dancer in her bold black, blue, and white Rodarte frock.
On Our Radar: Rodarte Catches the Wedding Bug
Wedding dresses are getting a fashionable makeover thanks to Rodarte's Kate and Laura Mulleavy. The sisters are trying their hand at designing a bridal gown for filmmaker Miranda July. The avid Rodarte fan says her dress is inspired by previous Rodarte collections but not as graphically bold.
New York Fashion Week, Fall 2008: Rodarte
If someone were to costume design a sci-fi ballerina flick, the result might be something like Rodarte's Fall 2008 collection. Tattered loosely-knit fishnets, super studded gloves and Louboutin heels, and Degas-inspired tutus: they were all there.
The sisters Mulleavy have come a long way in a few seasons, and this time around presented a spectacle of ghostly alien girls decked out in everything from a highlighter-green chiffon dress to a red and black yarn skirt.
Fab Flash: Rodarte Diet Request Causes Vogue Controversy
The April issue of Vogue has been feeling its share of media heat, first for the possibly suggestive cover with LeBron James and Gisele Bundchen, and now for one of the features inside. Last September, a Vogue editor suggested that Laura and Kate Mulleavy, the designers behind Rodarte, see a trainer and go on a diet. The sisters admitted that a doctor had told them to get in shape and said they wanted to be healthier, so they agreed and accepted four months of personal training and a meal-delivery service paid for by the magazine.
Oscarworthy: Designers And Diamonds Unite!
It's almost Oscars time, so you know what that means? Diamonds galore! Phillip Lim, Rodarte, Libertine, Jovovich-Hawk, and Alabama Chanin have all joined forces with the Diamond Information Center to celebrate Oscars fashions by creating one-of-a-kind red carpet looks incorporating diamond pieces.
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