An Eccentric Full Moon Hangs Over Milan

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

As Sam and I flipped through the pages of yesterday’s WWD, we noticed some pretty kooky looks stepping off the Milan runways. When we think of Italian style, we think modern, streamlined and sexy. For Spring 2012, it seems the creative minds behind Italy’s top fashion houses decided to drop acid and design together. Not that we mind, but it is an interesting change. Here are some of the most eccentric looks for the Milan runways – would you wear them?

The Red Carpet Fashion Awards: Honoring the Best in Rouge Floor Coverings

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Red Carpet Fashion Awards has graced us with their lists of the best in 2010′s red carpet showdowns. I guess it was only natural for the red carpet to morph into its own entity and for that entity to get its own award. I can’t actually wait til there’s a televised Red Carpet Fashion Awards program, where the Kodak Theater is strictly for arrivals and the awards are presented on the red carpet. Meta.

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Edited by The Fashion Web

RUNWAY: Emilio Pucci Spring 2010

Edited by FashionIndie

Emilio Pucci designer Peter Dundas showed a ton of one shoulder for for Spring 2010.

Pucci Goes With Pete

Edited by Corey Moran

With more rumors than an episode of Gossip Girl about who will be Pucci’s new designer, we call rest easy now, because Pucci has decided to go ahead with Peter Dundas. With Matthew Williamson’s contract ending at the conclusion of next month, Pucci wants Dundas to head the design team in their future collections. Williamson has left to work on his own line, and will be launching a meatpacking boutique in the months to come.

Thanks NY Mag.

Matthew Williamson To Leave Pucci

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Matthew Williamson is rumored to be leaving Pucci to focus on his own line when his contract ends this fall. Norwegian designer Peter Dundas is said to replace him. Dumas designed for Emanuel Ungaro and is currently designing for French furrier Revillon. Dundas told WWD, “I’m very happy at Revillon,” but would not comment further. Pucci wouldn’t comment either.

We will keep you updated. 

Thanks NY Mag