Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Sundance is descending upon the mountains of Park City, and that means seriously fabulous skiing. Actually, anyone within a couple hours drive of a snowy mountain can indthe rush of rushing down the slopes. What we need now is high tech gear to keep us warm, slim, comfortable and colorful when we want. We’ve pulled 10 pieces that will do that while leaving you with enough spending dough for a lift ticket.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
There is currently a truck en route to Park City, Utah. It’s going to delight the Sundance Film Festival crowd with it’s contents: designer and artisan jewelry and accessories. And a handful of fabulous furs. Though this truck once used to be a potato chip delivery vehicle, Joey Wolffer tricked it out into The Styleliner, a mobile boutique that is spreading good looks around the nation. We dropped in on the day they disembarked from Meatpacking to talk to Joey and get a good look inside. Here’s what we found.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
In his most cutting shoe yet, Christian Louboutin’s next red soles will come with blades attached. He is creating custom skates for Olympic and National Champion figure skater (but way more impressively Skating With The Stars judge) Johnny Weir. Though no details have been officially released on the design, we can surmise it will be roaring with wild fur and/or diamond/crystal encrusted, and lord knows what else the legendary Louboutin will do to them. AKA they will be the most ferociously fabulous skates to ever hit the ice.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Sundance has officially begun and whether or not you’re hitting the chic slopes in Utah or sledding on a trash can lid in Cental Park, you can still channel your inner snow bunny to celebrate! Here are some of our favorite (and not to mention obnoxiously over the top) winter items.
Edited by Hilary Beck
James Franco wears many hats, all of them silly. Whether it’s acting in legit films, slumming it in soap operas for shits and giggles, posing in drag, or presenting penis art (…on his nose), he’ll do it all. His latest project? A postmodern, intensely intense analysis of Three’s Company.
Edited by Saynt
Are you a designer looking for help getting into new stores? Then Joe Zee is here to help. Details after the jump…
Edited by The Fashion Web
Edited by The Fashion Web
Edited by The Fashion Web
Edited by The Fashion Web
I have no problem making it known of my unhealthy and sometimes obsessive love with Elle’s Joe Zee. When The City ended I had no clue where I would get my fix of the Elle funnyman until I read that he was in talks to get his own show. Today it was confirmed that he would be doing a show for the Sundance Channel called “All On the Line.”
Each episode will feature Zee providing some much needed assistance to a designer on the brink of a fashion meltdown.. “It’s about helping them get to the next level,” Joe told WWD. “I will be here to lend my expertise.”
“Joe Zee is a perfect fit for our brand,” Sarah Barnett, vice president of the Sundance Channel said. “He’s a true creative who’s fun to watch, with a great eye for spotting and developing authentic talent.”
Who else can’t wait for this?!
