House Of Holland
Dree Hemingway Takes Over The Fashion World


Dree Hemingway is everywhere. For Spring 2010, she walked for Chanel, Giles, Rue de Mail, Loewe, Karl Lagerfeld, House of Holland, and last season she posed for the Gucci and Halston campaigns. Now she’s beginning her Spring campaign reign, she’s set to shoot for Valentino and Ferre campaigns.
SHOP House of Holland: Pretty Polly Colour Card Tights, $16

I definitely didn’t expect the awesome House of Holland color blocking tights to be so inexpensive, but you can snag a pair for only £10.00 (that’s about $16). Factor in a little shipping and handling, and these beauties are yours for well under what you’d originally expect to pay for them! Pair these babies with a solid, black look, and you’ve got yourself one bold outfit!
Get it at: ASOS
RUNWAY: House of Holland Spring 2010

Henry Holland didn’t bring anything terribly new or interesting to the copious table that is London fashion week. His House of Holland Spring 2010 collection consisted of lace, hanky-panky like bodysuits, some cute little house decal patterns, a few block-print tees and a whole lot of denim on denim. Mr. Holland, however, did not disappoint and brought back the built-in pasties made famous by a pregnant M.I.A during the 2009 Grammy Awards.
GALLERY: RUNWAY: House of Holland Spring 2010
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WTF?!? Henry Holland Loves His Gay Cum Gum


This shot’s from Henry Holland’s Twitter. Yes, that product is called Gay Cum Gum. No, I don’t know what it tastes like, but I’m sure you can imagine. Now excuse me while a throw up, wash off, and gargle.
Sidenote, does anyone know who that dude next to him is? Kind of looks like the love child of the albino from The Davinci Code and Gollum.
RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Zucca Spring 2009 Collection


Rocking out basic bold colors this spring is the indie Parisian designer, Zucca. Mix the boldness of Marc Jacobs, the structures of Diesel and the craft-like appeal of House of Holland, and you’ve essentially got this collection down to a science. The patchy denim denim dresses, accented with polka-dot fabrics, silver rivets and visible stitching, in addition to Zucca’s pleated and ruffled dresses, are all very beautifully crafted; pegging these craft-like pieces “amateur” would definitely be the wrong wording choice.
The men’s collection, on the other hand, is either simple and tasteful or feminine and gawdy. I enjoy the simple solid color pants, paired with a print jackets and a button ups, but I am in no way, shape or form in support of the Michael Jackson, Balmain inspired jackets or the button capri pants.
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RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Zucca Spring 2009 Women’s Collection
RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Zucca Spring 2009 Men’s Collection
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Mickey Mouse Gets A Designer Makeover

To celebrate Disneyland Resort Paris’s year long ‘Mickey’s Magical Party’ My Mickey Ears project has been created, which sees top famous and fashion designer faces creating Mickey Mouse ears. Vanessa Paradis, Isabella Rossellini, Giles Deacon (above), House of Holland, Luella, Estelle, PPQ, Brix Smith-Start and Daisy Lowe are just a few of the ear creators.
The designer ears are currently being auctioned and will be available for one month, you can buy a pair on buyoncegivetwice.co.uk, and all the proceeds go to Great Ormand Street Hospital Children’s Charity in order to help redevelop this incredible hospital.
SHOP: House of Holland Hi-Heels



I’m always looking for the great red shoe, a perfect crimson to add that little something to an all black outfit. These House of Holland heals are gorgeous, and I think I have a lipstick to match… Available at sevenNYC.
MOMENTS OF STYLE: Pixie Geldof Rocks House of Holland


I couldn’t care less about the Geldof’s and their reign of Paris Hilton level popularity for doing absolutely nothing, but I can’t deny Pixie’s fearless style. Worn on the wrong person, this look from House of Holland’s Fall 2009 collection would completely fail, but Pixie’s sultry mug and subdued accessories make it work. If only she could do the same…
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RUNWAY RUNDOWN: House of Holland Women’s Fall 2009


As usual, the House of Holland women’s RTW has me making a mess in my pants. Designer Henry Holland marched his third collection down the runway of London Fashion Week. With a perfectly married mixture of black, white and gray beside an array of Pantone happiness, there is something for everyone here. That is, of course, if you wear 3-toned furs, one-armed dresses and hems carrying more fabric than the actual dress. It makes me so happy that so many designers have included matching tights with dresses and skirts. This collection could come home to my closet any day.
GALLERY: House of Holland Women’s Fall 2009
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RUNWAY RUNDOWN: House Of Holland Fall 2009 Collection


One of my top five favorite designers Henry Holland produced another knock out collection for London’s Fashion Week this year. His label House Of Holland has a collection to fall in love with in late 2009. With a star studded runway that included the infamous Aggy Deyn, Jethro Cave and Ash Stymest, House Of Holland put on a somewhat more conservative show this year (for House Of Holland of course). Dulled down or not, the collection is still amazing and innovative. I love everything offered, and I think this a collection that will be seen in the streets way more than some of the previous. Two thumbs up from me!
Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: House Of Holland Fall 2009 Collection
Courtesy of: Style.com
VIDEO: M.I.A Wears House Of Holland At Grammys


Remember that little number by Henry Holland? Ever what it would look like on a pregnant woman who could explode at any second? Check out this video of M.I.A performing with (soon to be jail bait) T.I, (the ass of our generation) Kanye West, (the socially accepted, talentless junkie) Lil Wayne, and (the 95 year old “gangster”) Jay-Z at the Grammys last night. Sorry M.I.A but this may have been the worst opportunity to wear you House of Holland gear, or dance like you normally do.
Video courtesy of: World Star Hip Hop
Lorenzo…Tell Us How You Really Feel…

Marc Jacobs’ significant other, Lorenzo Martone, sported an adorable “Do Me In The Park Marc” House of Holland tee at the Cinema Society screening and after-party of He’s Just Not That Into You. Although Jacobs wasn’t present himself, Martone proudly advocated his fantasy PDA…so if you see the two love birds in Central Park, well, you know…
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The Age of the iT-Shirt

It. You want it. You sneer at the girls who have it. You wait overnight in the freezing cold to have it. You work overtime for three weeks just to afford it. The funny thing is, thanks to the economical crumble of our nation, It doesn’t exist anymore. I’m talking about the It-bag, the It-shoes and all of those other It-items we used to go above and beyond to sling over our shoulders or slide on our feet. Now, i’m not saying that the recession has our nation back in the bag-less/shoe-less dark ages, but those Its are certainly no longer a hot commodity. The fact of the matter is, even shopaholics can’t afford the $8,000 limited edition neon-pink alligator skin shoulder bag. So, now that our It bags and shoes are mere dreams, what is out there worthy of wrestling the girl with the last size small for?
Behold, ladies and gentlemen, a new era of It, the It t-shirt! Unique. Limited. Designer. Affordable. Tees like the Lanvin one (pictured above) and House of Holland’s Naked Designer shirts are only the beginning. And this time, we actually have a prayer when it comes to affording iT-shirts (about $115 for the House of Holland Tees). Maybe this is the fashion industry’s way of telling us the take it easy and dress down in 2009! Forget the dream Louis Vuitton bag and the Miu Miu pumps, the iT-shirt is is where It’s at!
Ad-Dict: House of Holland Naked Designer Tees


We first told you about Henry Holland’s nekkid designer tees last month, and now a little more info is available.
Due to hit stores this year (projected price is £75 at London’s Dover Street Market), the tees with naughty cartoon likenesses of top designers will be released under the House of Holland label.
Promo shots featuring, of course, Agyness, from Nitrolicious.
TrendSpark: Eye Patch

Ahoy there mateys!!! Shiver me timbers and swap the poop deck cause a new trend has hit the seven seas.
Eye patches have suddenly become the accessory of choice amongst a select few of the fashionable elite and before you all begin gouging your eyes out in an attempt to be worthy of the Satorialist’s lens I figured I’d let you know that you don’t actually have to blind to reduce your 20/20 to a 10.

While I must admit this whole eye patch thing looks cool and dangerous, for the most part I have trouble endorsing fashion that limits your ability to see and makes you an easy target for anyone looking to smack you over the side of your head without noticing. Seriously, when did looking like a pirate become the new shit?!?
Aggy was one of the first to drop the look, opting for a House of Holland eye patch after she walked his show last season. Then we started seeing previews of Tom Cruise in Valkyrie, in which he wears a wicked patch to take down Hitler. And now we’re seeing the trend hit the pages of W magazine, in which an unsuspecting model gets beat up by some overpriced garb wearing dom. It’s official, the eyepatch has been sparked.

Straight From The Runway: Agyness Deyn

London Fashion Week has brought us many unique pieces so far, and apparently Agyness Deyn thinks she is too cool to wait like the rest of the world to get them. Henry Holland’s show brought us this quirky polkadot, sheer dress that looks less than perfect on Agyness Deyn. She took this dress from looking runway chic to 90 year old woman going to church in middle America. The socks? The ugly footwear? Which one makes this look hideous? There is nothing about what Agyness is doing here that makes her look fashionable. Thanks for ruining another great piece Aggy, you aren’t really helping the fashion world anymore. IF you could just disappear that would be great.
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