MUSE OF THE WORLD: McQueen at the Met a Study in Romance; J. Crew Is Here, Queer, Get Into It; Proenza is Ready to Play Dress-Up

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- At the McQueen press preview this morning, Stella McCartney and Sarah Burton shared their thoughts while Philip Treacy got a little misty-eyed over the Andrew Bolton-curated Alexander McQueen:Savage Beauty. Instead of a chronological trek through McQueenland, Bolton organized the exhibit into six themes: The Romantic Mind, Romantic Gothic, Romantic Nationalism, Romantic Exoticism, Romantic Primitivism, and Romantic Naturalism. I’ll be live-tweeting my experience at the Met tomorrow morning if you’re interested in seeing what Romantic Hysterical Crying looks like over Fashion Indie‘s Twitter, @fashionindie.  [Style File]

Where'd She Get It: Kim Kardashian's Cargo Pants

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Vicky asks “Do you know where Kim got these cargo pants?”

Designer Discovery: Blank

Edited by Corey Moran

Another day, another fantastic Swedish designer. I always thought it was a myth that once you move to New York that you inherit this subconscious attraction to wearing too much black, white and grey clothing. Now that I’m here and have been for months, I have found myself falling victim to the plague. Now I’m not saying it’s a bad thing, in fact I am saying that this Fall/Winter Collection from Blank would be great for any New York wardrobe. Winter is coming and it is the perfect time to restock on some new styles in New York’s favorite color palette. 

Thanks Skeleton Legs