Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Amongst the bevy of busy prints that has shaped this fashion week, we’ve noticed how equally represented Roy G. Biv has been. These shades, however, are unique to now, with a sense of vibrancy. According to designers in the Big 4: New York, London, Milan and Paris, it’s going to be a colorful Spring. Taste the rainbow.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Hey Indies. As I was browsing the interwebs for the wildest things to show you, I came across these 10 skirts. And each of them made me smile. So I’m passing them along to bring you a grin. Enjoy the evening, and wear a bright skirt tomorrow. You may just make someone smile along the way.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Polka dots might have been in the hiding, but thanks to House of Holland the spotty trend of Parisian elegance with a twist of American wickedness is back!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
On the heels of a pretty epic shoot for V, Nicki Minaj continues her editorial blitz in the March “Pop” issue of BlackBook.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Henry Holland of House of Holland has lent his design talent to denim brand Levi’s for an 8-piece men’s and women’s collection.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
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.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
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
Edited by Kirby Marzec
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
Thanks Style!
Edited by Saynt
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.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
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.
GALLERIES:
RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Zucca Spring 2009 Women’s Collection
RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Zucca Spring 2009 Men’s Collection
Check out Zucca here! Thanks Lexposure!
