Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Class is in session and the subject of today’s lecture is Lisa Turtle of TV’s Saved by the Bell. We’ll discuss her sense of style, designers she might wear today as well as her defining fashion moment. Pay attention as there might be a quiz afterwards. Welcome to Character Study 101.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Hundreds of birds drop dead from the sky in Sweden and Kentucky. 40,000 crabs die, washed ashore in the UK. 100,000 drumfish lay dead seaside in Arkansas, and over 2 million fish floated belly up in the Chesapeake Bay. Something seriously freaky is going on in the world, and it could only mean one thing: Snowpocolypse 2 is coming.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
This moleskine Marc Jacobs notebook makes want to write a million and one love notes.
Edited by McArthur Joseph
Gallery: Mens Marc By Marc Jacobs 2011 Resort Collection
I am a huge fan of Marc Jacobs because of his originality and impeccable ability to dress both men and women. Here s a look at his Men’s 2011 Resort Collection. I’m totally digging the color pallet and prints
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
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Edited by Missa Stumpf, TrendSpotter/ Designer
I have to admit; I was a bit saddened when some of my favorite collections and designers—such as Marc by Marc Jacobs and even Diane Von Furstenberg—showed pieces for Spring 2010 with heavy 80’s flash-back incorporated into them. I’ve never been a big fan of that era, so seeing shoulder pads being accepted as fashionable once again will take some getting used to.
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Patterns you’ve really only seen in reruns of The Cosby Show have suddenly thrown themselves back into major fashion again, along with a kaleidoscope of colors. Beyonce even sported a dress at the MTV Video Music Awards that looked all too much like a dress Joan Collins once wore on the show Dynasty.
So, find your crimper and big, floppy bow and get ready to look like you stepped out of a classic John Hughes movie this upcoming spring.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
A takeback to the 90s, Donna Karen puts on the runway what we think was ‘so last season.’ A bit much for my take, there seems to be a large gap between Donna Karen collection and DKNY (guess I always except a Marc Jacobs vs Marc by Marc ratio).
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
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Edited by Rebecca Alexander
How cute is the Marc dress? Perfect for the summer and totally on sale…
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Cole Mohr
Ash Stymest
Tyler Riggs
Josh Beech
Dan Felton
I was flipping through old issues of i-D, Dazed and Confused and Men’s Vogue while I was home in Buffalo over the holiday weekend. I knew I spotted a trend among male models, but it didn’t hit me until I saw Cole Mohr on the Marc by Marc Jacobs billboard in SoHo one last time…
The Trend: baby-faced, skinny, tattooed, pierced, punk rocking models who look like they just got kicked out of the high school homecoming dance for reeking of cheap beer. Bingo.
Punk boys have been all over the editorials and up and down the runways recently. I absolutely love the awkward, but adorable, high school dropout look…and It looks like I’m not the only one! With Marc Jacobs and Hedi Slimane as avid fans of this look, it seems that the baby-faced punks will be scoring high fashion editorials and shows for years to come. But sorry ladies, just because you look like a prepubescent rocker doesn’t mean your gauged ears and inked arms are fully acceptable in the high fashion industry. It’s unfair, I know…but that’s just the way it is.
Thanks for the photos Models.com!
