Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Even though we’ve been lusting over Spring 2012 shoes for months, it’s now coming down to the time when they’re going to hit stores. Big bowed up boxes like Barneys, Saks, and Neimans now must duke it out, see who gets the best, and the best customers will follow. They revealed some strategy to WWD this morning. Prep yourself for a battle for your sole.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
You have to admit it’s a really big deal trying to pick out the perfect costume every year, no matter how old you are. With Halloween just around the corner I figured we’d throw some ideas here and there… so far here’s what I could think of…
Edited by Hannah Rothstein
She shoots, she skorts! Yes, you read that right. We’re talking about skorts, an item you may remember from that far-off decade called…the 90s. If you’re thinking, “I don’t remember the 90s. How am I supposed to know what skorts are?” here’s a quick explanation for you: like “spork,” “skort” is a mash up of none other than the skirt and the short. And today you’ll learn where it really came from.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
We’ve been easing into the concept of backpacks once again. It’s a slow moving train, but we really did them some harm in the 90′s with over saturation and awkward adolescent memories. Then we did even more bodily harm with scoliosis inducing one shouldered bags. Now, we’re not saying that a backpack is fully acceptable in an office environment, or on a daily basis, but a good rucksack like one of these will be ready for your summer adventures.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Swathed in draped velvets and cut flannels with layers of multi textured hunter greens and khaki browns, Nicholas K brought about a scene of remodeled 90′s grunge with a dusting of the 70′s boho. There was a sense of a military nod, but rather toward the veteran returned to peace. Like velvet knickers on a man. Most looks came shirt tied in plaid, defining the waist and a generation. These tops have multiple sleeves, lending themselves to be worn more ways than one. With pieces named “Diggs Reversible” and “Scarf Shrug”, this collection is transformational. But the thick flatform creepers caused quite an issue – - TWO models seriously ate it on the runway, face first. And one was a dude!
Edited by Alex Kazemi
I am proud to say that I acted as the editorial assistant for this spread in the latest The Super Super Magazine. The photos stars Fred Mudd, Cole Mohr, along with other models dressed in clothes inspired by 1999- 2004 pop culture.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Let’s just say Justin Timberlake and his teenage crew didn’t have the best pop style during his 90′s prime, but slowly while evolving into a solo artist Timberlake has surprised us throughout the years with his bizarre styles, now it’s safe to say this guy actually has a couple good picks here and there, and we can now wear a little part of it through his Willam Rast collection which is oddly pretty sweet, and available in collaboration with Target!
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
I have a love/hate relationship with Chloë Sevigny‘s shoe collection for Opening Ceremony. Half of the collection brings back good memories of the 90s, and half reminds of the grungy, scary 90s.
