Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Five point five inch platforms made of color blocked goatskin suede may be a rare combination, but it’s also known to be foot kryptonite. Pierre Hardy doesn’t skimp on rich fall colors like pumpkin, midnight and camel, nor on details like oversized buckles and thick leather soles. Get up, ladies, and slip into something a little grander.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
As we enjoy this Indian summer, we’re still finding it difficult to think about colder weather wear. But a fall chill is welcome and the winter is inevitable, so shopping now before your size sells out seems like the smart thing to do. Replacing boots yearly is usually necessary – rain, sleet and snow don’t exactly nurture them with tender care. With that said, here are 10 pairs of boots you can buy now to enjoy until Spring showers change the seasons again.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
In this edition of Red Carpet Report Card, Nicole Kidman will be graded on her Proenza Schouler Fall 2011 dress and Pierre Hardy sandals worn to the 2011 CMT Music Awards. See how she looked after the jump.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
A plain, white button down shirt is sooooo boring, right? Actually, it can be the most exciting piece in your closet. FashionIndie took this Reiss Concealed Placket Shirt and gave it three different makeovers for three very different situations. Whether in the office, at the beach or Sunday brunching, one white shirt will take you hundreds of places. Check out the looks below and tell us how you make a white shirt look fabulous in any situation.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
The shoe is a mighty powerful thing. It can take your outfit from here to HERE. Platforms help. When co-workers, friends, dudes on the street give you the head-to-toe, the pop factor might hit at the foot. A shoe by any other name might look as sweet. These 20 shoes have transformative superpowers. See what we’re talking about, and how you can step up your look.
Edited by The Fashion Web
In just three years, fashion designer Patrick Robinson took the Gap from boring to brilliant.
“Everyone has a Gap story,” Patrick Robinson says. From another designer, that might sound like a boast, but from Robinson, it’s what makes his job as Gap’s EVP of Global Design hard. “I sit next to people on planes who critique everything,” he laughs. “They ask what happened to their favorite oxford shirt or jeans.” Fond memories of first button-flies gloss over the fact that before Robinson’s arrival three years ago, the Gap was on the verge of falling into itself. It took a surfer guy from California (Robinson’s first foray into fashion was making board shorts in high school) to take the American outfitter from boring to brilliant. Masterminding collaborations with Alexander Wang, Pierre Hardy, and Stella McCartney created much-needed buzz — even wait lists. For fall, his new, edgy Premium Pant collection is already causing a stir. In the end, Robinson welcomes the critics: “I love that when I do something, it shows up — people notice, and you get voted on in a big way.” That’s his Gap story.
(Marie Claire)
Edited by Annabelle Cheesecake, Parisian Princess
To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the home of Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman (aka DC Comics), the french concept store Colette asked some designers to create exclusive items inspired by the superhero. Karl Lagerfeld has created Green Lantern gloves, Sonia Rykiel with a Wonder Woman dress, Lanvin with the Batman t-shirt and many more. Photos after the jump…
