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Gucci Gucci Coos a Jazz Tune

Jessica Lapidos — Thu, 22 Sep 2011 13:26:01 +0000

Drop the waist low, fringe it forward, jazz it art deco and you’ve got Gucci Spring 2012. Frida Giannini turned out 20s in Milan, and she was not the only designer to do so this fashion week – think Marchesa, Temperley London, Carolina Herrera and others. However, in a remarkable coincidence (?) in which Giannini insists she was merely musing over NY skyscrapers of that time period, it also happens to be Gucci’s 90th birthday (bust out those calculators, ladies). Be that as it may, there’s an undeniable air of flapper in the air. See Gucci’s best roaring looks from yesterday’s show.

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Springing for 2012 Trends from New York and London

Jessica Lapidos — Wed, 21 Sep 2011 15:23:26 +0000

Spring 2012 is blooming before our very eyes as trends fall in fringe, sprout like flowers and actively kick it into hyperspeed. Designers from New York and London are on a wavelength that transcends oceans, and that frequency is tickling our future wardrobes with trends we love.

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The sweetest color story to ice the runway is sherbet's pastel palette. Light and fruity, it harkens back to childhood only with a twist of business silhouette.

Sportswear is actively working its way into the daily regalia. It'll leave you prepared to break a sweat without a change.

This overskirt piece has been adding volume since the 19th century. Now done in our favorite muted brights, they kick a pencil skirt up.

Leave a sleeve off for the asymmetry of it. The cut is feels right in sheer and bouncy textiles.

Fringe is falling on spring, shagging shirts and leaving them stringy. Shimmy and shake in this new take on the 20's trim.

We already sniffed out the painted floral trend on the third day of NYFW, but the powerful flower prints just keep on sprouting. Whether digitized in a McQueenian manner or illustrated á la art deco, the prints we've been going gaga over have the same common blooming thread.

WOMAN: Temperley London Spring 2011

Amanda Gabriele — Mon, 20 Sep 2010 18:46:40 +0000

Good God in heaven, the Temperley London women’s spring 2011 collection is sensational. I love the clean, white dresses in contrast with metallic silver gowns and bondage body jewelry. The perfect collection for any woman choosing between her naughty and nice side. More after the jump…

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Today on Gilt: Modern Amusement & Torn by Ronny Kobo, Diesel Shoes and Handbags

Rebecca Alexander — Wed, 31 Mar 2010 16:00:59 +0000

Also: Jay Godfrey, Temperley London, Heather Williams and Davis by Ruthie Davis. All sales start at noon, click here to join.

VIDEO LOOKBOOK Temperley London Spring 2010

FashionIndie — Tue, 29 Sep 2009 19:10:30 +0000

In celebration of the 25 years of London Fashion Week, Temperley London partnered with NY based production studio LEGS (part of the Milk Studios) and created this 12-foot-tall Circus Zoetrope to showcased their Spring 2010 collection.

Temperley London Circus Zoetrope from LEGS on Vimeo.

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MOMENT OF STYLE: Sienna Miller

Rebecca Alexander — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 15:41:18 +0000

Sienna looks quite trendy wearing Temperley London…Love the shoes!

PHOTOS: Just Jared

RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Temperley London RTW Fall 2009

Amanda Gabriele — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 15:00:52 +0000

Touches of the Orient — metallic embroidery, tasseled panels — gave Alice Temperley’s Grecian columns and minidresses an edge.

The presentation of this collection is pretty cool. I hate when designers don’t walk their collections down a runway, because the way the garment moves with the body has a lot to say about the design. But this is acceptable; love the shiny black mannequins. Regardless, the collection is awesome except for those weird leopard headdresses worn with some of the dresses. But overall, I would definitely buy more than a few pieces.

GALLERY: Temperley London RTW Fall 2009

LINKAGE: Temperley London RTW Fall 2009