Edited by Jessica Lapidos
The time is nigh. High and bye. Hello good friends and fortuity, for you set forth on a journey of the body, the soul, the music, the mind, the dance. Different realms might you encounter. Adorned appropriately you shall be. On Molly, on Lucy, on dancer and prance! By rave or by sea, through woods festively, you dress for the adventure. May you do it sparingly, epically and wisely.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Meadham Kirchoff showed earlier this week at London Fashion Week, and his last four looks seemed plucked straight up out of the Hunger Game‘s Capitol. Think dyed skin, bowed hued hair, glittering wrap-up-the-leg shoes, sheer bright flounce and a more is more is MORE philosophy. Octavia, Katniss Everdeen’s colorful aesthetician, would look killer in this, donchathink? What say ye, Capitol Couture?
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
The next generation of emerging fashion designers has a bold fashion spread in this month’s issue of V Magazine shot by Peter Funch. You have to check out this amazing young talent.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Take a look at the Meadham Kirchhoff archives and you’ll notice quite the discrepancy is design aesthetic. Designers Ed Meadham and Ben Kirchhoff strayed away from their notorious dark and deconstructed designs to bring the fashion world a “visual assault” with their Fall 2010 collection. And that they did. Most expected some tattered androgynous suits and frayed blouses, but were surprisingly slapped with something their 5-year-old daughter would appear in after a game of dress-up. Lace upon mismatched bangles upon gowns and pom-pom tops, not quite the Meadham Kirchhoff flavor. I understand their stab at the shock factor, but this is fashion boys, people have to wear these things.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
I’m totally in the market for a new blazer, and the Meadham Kirchhoff Cristina Jacket may very well be my next purchase. Marked down nearly $1000, I am loving the sheer, nude lined blazer as well as the visible yolks, seams and pockets. The best part about this jacket is that the nude lining makes it totally wearable with browns and blacks alike!
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Edited by Rebecca Alexander
A black straight leg jean from Meadham Kirchhoff with contrasting blue stitching. Zips run down the middle of both legs with criss-cross lacing over the top. Cut out sections on the back of the legs. Further zip detailing at the ankles. Five pockets. Button fastening at waistband leads to a zip fly, available at Browns
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Designers Ed Meadham and Benjamin Kirchhoff revved up the runways with their motorcycle-chic themed label, Meadham Kirchhoff, for Fall 2009. It always seems like the simplest pieces, with the most intricate detailing, make for amazing collections and Meadham Kirchhoff just proved my point. Black straight-leg pants with folded cutout panels and textured patches complimented tattered lace-like button-ups and bombers. Mini shoulder pouches really toughened up the soft, sophisticated contours of the simple button ups. Asymmetrical dresses and skirts were other great pieces. Though I wasn’t a major fan of the silver and gold pattern embellishments, they completely glamorized the collection, adding a bit of good girl to the badass biker.
GALLERY: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Meadham Kirchhoff Fall 2009
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