Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Nix the boring jewelry. NYX creator Nicole Rueda-Watts fuses her study of metal working with her naturalistic inclinations. These facets transpire into giant necklaces of feathers, metal and beads all as one. Handmade in Boston, she meticulously shapes each piece of metal into intricate designs. Lust here, and shop her website.
Edited by Nicole Vardo
Watch out for Elizabeth Olsen, the next IT Olsen sister who’s taking over the spot light. It’s kinda scary how much she looks like a better version of her sisters. Let’s just see what fashion-ventures this sister gets into, and if she can live up to the Olsen name.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Welcome to our month of Fashion Education. To start you off in the right direction, let’s examine your choice of design university, or more importantly, the fashion schools of choice. Certain alma maters produce an exceptional level of talent, consistently. Let us see where you stand, and who stands out as your alumni and professors. (Note: we are only looking at schools that speak English. Paris has burned.)
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Moises de la Renta must have inherited the gene that makes his father Oscar the world’s classiest designer. He is launching MLDR, his own women’s ready-to-wear collection in conjunction with a lifestyle conversation starter: moisesoscar.com. The site is currently it is a pantone rainbow flash and the note that it is coming soon, but what’s to come, you ask? A digital epicenter of culture, health, beauty, food, travel, and the environment, all in addition to a shop of his original designs.
Edited by Jorge Martinez-Garza
Here’s your chance to get your 15 minutes…
Edited by Megan Turley
Harry Goodwins (Ford), Matthew Hitt (Wilhelmina), and Patrick O’Donnell (Models 1) mug playfully for this fantastically colorful spread for i-D Magazine, shot by Haruki Horikawa.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Anna Wintour and her flock of the fabulous have meticulously the selected 10 designers (and design duos) in the running for the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Award. Last year, Billy Reid took the top prize of $300,000, a year of mentorship and a bronze trophy. The two runners-up Prabal Gurung and Eddie Borgo each took home $100,000 and a year of mentoring. This year, the judges are Lazaro Hernandez and Jack McCollough of Proenza Schouler (who join the committee for the first time this year), Mark Holgate of Vogue, Jeffrey Kalinsky of Jeffrey and Nordstrom, Steven Kolb of the CFDA, Reed Krakoff of Coach, Jenna Lyons of J.Crew, Andrew Rosen of Theory, Diane von Furstenberg of the CFDA, and of course the Queen herself, Anna Wintour of Vogue.
See all the of nominees here:
Edited by KirillWasHere
Hello Fashion World! Some of you may know me, but most of you probably don’t. My name is Kirill and I am the party guy behind the lens at www.kirillwashere.com. This is my first time blogging about fashion, which I can honestly say I know nothing about. I don’t know current trends or who’s going to be hot next season. but what I do know is what looks good.
Edited by Megan Turley
June is our music month, and Los Angeles Times Magazine must have gotten the memo. They held their second-annual Rock/Style event on Wednesday nigh, celebrating the collaboration of L.A.’s fashion and music scenes with live music and fashion shows, hosted by Jay Sean and featuring the DJ talents of the EC Twins.
Edited by Megan Turley
Feeling lazy? Don’t get yourself down. Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen may have created a multi-billion dollar empire out of laziness.
