Comments on: Fashion Indie DVF Styling Event http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/ Fashion, Celebrity Fashion, Style Tips, Fashion Week, New York Fashion Thu, 26 Nov 2009 06:30:38 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: Daniel Saynt http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7222 Daniel Saynt Sun, 25 May 2008 12:21:50 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7222 Swift kick to the balls there HauteHania. Thanks for the painfully honest reviewsie. Swift kick to the balls there HauteHania.

Thanks for the painfully honest reviewsie.

]]> By: HauteHania http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7188 HauteHania Sun, 25 May 2008 03:54:45 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7188 The only winner in this trifecta is the first. The look is proportional, cohesive and has personality. The blue jacket/shirt took an otherwise average dress and made it punchy. It is inventive, youthful and effortless. The second ensemble is a mess for the following reasons: The dress is ill-fitting on even the model; the dress itself is busy and pairing it with busy shoes is a no-no - the dress should stand on its own and be paired down with perhaps a singular bold statement type of accessory, like a gold bangle; the bow around the neck looks like an unfortunate after thought and is absolutely unnecessary - it competes with the dress rather than complimenting it. As for the third look, which is possibly the worst, it does not look expensive at all, which it is. The stylist took three odd pieces, all of which have nothing to do with one another, or rather, should have nothing to do with one another, and attempted to create a breezy, weekend in the Hamptons look. Leave this to J-Crew. That is not the sort of look Ms. Furstenberg does best nor the look she aims to create. The stylist should acknowledge the designer's history and vision. Here, he or she failed miserably to create a cohesive look. The jacket with the bikini has potential, but not with that skirt. A better choice would have been a pair of wide-legged summery linen pants in navy, coupled with a sweet pair of flat - preferably shoes to be worn at a beach. Now I must ask, what woman on earth, other than Kimora Lee Simmons would wear gold heels with a bikini? The first look outshines the rest. Kudos to the stylist behind this fabulous ensemble! The only winner in this trifecta is the first. The look is proportional, cohesive and has personality. The blue jacket/shirt took an otherwise average dress and made it punchy. It is inventive, youthful and effortless. The second ensemble is a mess for the following reasons: The dress is ill-fitting on even the model; the dress itself is busy and pairing it with busy shoes is a no-no – the dress should stand on its own and be paired down with perhaps a singular bold statement type of accessory, like a gold bangle; the bow around the neck looks like an unfortunate after thought and is absolutely unnecessary – it competes with the dress rather than complimenting it. As for the third look, which is possibly the worst, it does not look expensive at all, which it is. The stylist took three odd pieces, all of which have nothing to do with one another, or rather, should have nothing to do with one another, and attempted to create a breezy, weekend in the Hamptons look. Leave this to J-Crew. That is not the sort of look Ms. Furstenberg does best nor the look she aims to create. The stylist should acknowledge the designer’s history and vision. Here, he or she failed miserably to create a cohesive look. The jacket with the bikini has potential, but not with that skirt. A better choice would have been a pair of wide-legged summery linen pants in navy, coupled with a sweet pair of flat – preferably shoes to be worn at a beach. Now I must ask, what woman on earth, other than Kimora Lee Simmons would wear gold heels with a bikini?

The first look outshines the rest. Kudos to the stylist behind this fabulous ensemble!

]]> By: Whitney http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7181 Whitney Sun, 25 May 2008 02:57:56 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7181 I really like #1. I really like #1.

]]> By: Daniel Saynt http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7050 Daniel Saynt Fri, 23 May 2008 23:25:33 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7050 This isn't Daniel Saynt. Look Three is the best. Seriously no contest. Yay. Number Three!!! I once again promise this isn't Daniel Saynt This isn’t Daniel Saynt.

Look Three is the best. Seriously no contest. Yay. Number Three!!!

I once again promise this isn’t Daniel Saynt

]]> By: Sarah http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7008 Sarah Fri, 23 May 2008 19:17:10 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7008 Look two. Geez, I was there and I don't even remember which outfit was from who. Look two. Geez, I was there and I don’t even remember which outfit was from who.

]]> By: Lollie Shopping http://fashionindie.com/fashion-indie-dvf-styling-event/comment-page-1/#comment-7005 Lollie Shopping Fri, 23 May 2008 18:55:54 +0000 http://fashionindie.com/?p=3255#comment-7005 All three are sublime. But Look 2 is my favorite. Flawless. All three are sublime. But Look 2 is my favorite. Flawless.

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