Edited by Jessica Lapidos
FashionIndie won big from Victoria’s Secret for styling the hottest Spring Break look at the VS Pink Blogger Style Off for Angel Elsa Hosk. Now you can win too! All by telling us your wildest spring break story… ever. More details when you dive in.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Major color-blocking for BCBG Fall 2012, a sway of a simple young hollywood pouring down the runway. Definitely a promising season with interesting silhouettes, it’s very all about the details.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
From a coveted studio in the CFDA Incubator, come the rough rocking metals and natural stones of Gemma Redux. The designer behind the smashing brand is Rachel Dooley, a former engineer and law student who took a short break from studying for the Bar exam to make a necklace, and never went back. Months later, her jewelry was cropping up in editorials for super major publications. Nearly each item I looked at in her webstore had the annotation, Featured in Nylon, Featured in T Magazine, Featured in Paper Magazine etc… Yesterday she dropped a film for the Spring 2012 collection that hit us close to home. So we asked her a few questions about the rocks that she’s got.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
After a long winter it’s time to get ready for some escaptism or better known as the new A/X Armani Exchange new campaign “Style Surveillance” that will be launched this February. Models Barbra Palvin and Alex Cunha are shot by photographer Matthew Scrivens in captivating California and what being in wanderlust is all about. Look out for this gorgeous ad in ELLE, GQ, Glamour, Men’s Health, NYLON, and everything in between.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
After seeing ad pages and newsstand sales take a hit this year, Glamour‘s editor in chief Cindi Leive is giving the pub a much-needed makeover to appeal to a much-needed hipper clientele.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Style.com will launch a physical publication come the end of October — right after the last model has tripped off the catwalk of Paris Fashion Week – and in addition, they’ll be “dipping a toe” into e-commerce.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
For their fall campaign, Gap won’t be featuring any dancers, models or celebrities; rather, they’re sharing an inside look at their operations and the people who run it all.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
In this edition of Red Carpet Report Card, Emma Roberts will be graded on her Elie Saab Fall 2010 look worn to host Nylon Magazine’s Young Hollywood Party in Hollywood. See how she looked after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
If you’re in New York this weekend and looking for something stylish to do, HUDSON Jeans, in collaboration with Polyvore and Nylon Magazine have created the “HUDSON by Georgia May Jagger Style Inspiration” Polyvore challenge. The winner not only gets five pairs of the designer denim but also a trip to L.A. to attend Nylon‘s Young Hollywood Party. I think that kind of beats doing car bombs until you throw up in your own purse…
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
All week you’ve seen the debut of this new column, Boutique Critique, and today brings our first shop Début to the final outfit. This look has a whole lot of that green buzzword about it: Sustainability. Storeowner Lisa Weiss runs her store to be socially and environmentally conscious with the small batch runs of new lines alongside handmade jewelry. Reaching even deeper, Début features several designers who take more radical steps to be sustainable. Such as Christopher Raeburn who takes the philosophy of repurposing to warrior status, and Monisha Raja who brings a whole new meaning to outsourcing with her line Love Is Mighty. Read ahead to see the most eco-loving look yet. And a dash of of pattern mashing.
Like what you’re seeing? Shop it all at 10% off at Début when you mention FashionIndie!
