Today the Mayor kicked off Mercedes Benz Fashion Week with a special unveiling. The 1-Subway line has officially been named “The Fashion Line” for the week in honor of the new location at Lincoln Center. Check out the video!
The largest public fashion show in New York City history to thrill and inspire shoppers prior to the week’s celebration of Fashion’s Night Out on September 10, 2010. The Show boast nearly 150 of the industry’s top models including, Alessandra Ambrosio, Gisele Bunchen, Naomi Campbell, Karolina Kurkova, Adriana Lima, Angela Lindvall, and Coco Rocha, among others, and gave over 1,500 guests a look at the key trends of the Fall 2010 season picked by Vogue magazine.
Kate Walsh always looks stunning whether we’re watching her on the big screen or on the ABC hit TV show Private Practice.
We caught up with her recently…she shared her love of leather and netting. But her fashion fetish is booties.
“I’m obsessed with booties and um shoe boots as we say. I’m loving anything where I can show my legs.”
Private Practice Season 4 premieres on September 23rd
Fashion week is coming soon to its new local—Lincoln Center in just a couple weeks!
Former founder and lead orchestrator of Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week, Fern Mallis told us she was sad to leave, but an opportunity to see new things…
“I’m sad about leaving Bryant Park. It’s home, it’s familiar, everybody knows what they are doing here and how it works. But you know its like everything else, it will be an opportunity to reinvent and discover a few new restaurants and sandwich shops. It’ll be fine but it’s sad after almost 18 years.”
We also wonder what it will be like with Fern in her new role – founder of Fern Mallis LLC, a consulting group. Her first client? IMG Fashion of course!.
Check out Cynthia Rowley’s new hardware collection (and not the kind on shoes or bags…) We’re talkin’ hammers, pliers, screwdrivers, tape measures, flashlights, etc. All the basics to do your handy-work in style!
The Kardashian sisters have decided to partner with leading international designer Bruno Schiavi and his apparel company, Jupi Corporation.
Kim, Khloe and Kourtney will collaborate with Schiavi on a complete brand launch of apparel, home and accessories. The first to debut…a women’s RTW collection, handbags, belts, wallets and lingerie. Plans are already underway to extend to luggage, swimwear, shoes and kids fashion. Be on the look out, the new collection is expected in-stores in 2011.
Beyonce Knowles is spotted wearing a Falling Whistle–a symbol that advocates the campaign to take young boys off the front lines of war in the Congo. Other celebrities who support the cause include Jessica Biel, Doutzen Kroes and Laura Bush.
After hearing the horrifying stories of children sent to the front lines of war, only armed with a whistle to alert others of rebel forces approaching, Sean Carasso created Falling Whistles in an effort to bring worldwide awareness and peace in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Interested in becoming a “whistle blower,” get your own at CURVE. 100% of the proceeds go to rehabilitate and advocate for war-affected children.
Just off the heels of Jennifer Lopez’s shopping spree at Jacadi in Paris, Jennifer Garner paid a visit to the Columbus Circle, NYC locale to scoop up a few things for her daughters, Violet and Seraphina.
What’d she get? Darling dresses, pajamas, shoes and a few sweet dolls.
She and Disney Family.com will be launching a new site for women called GetHatched “A Chick’s Guide to Life” on Monday, May 10th! The site will kick-off at an exclusive event in New York City.
Whatcha think? Either the blue Oscar de la Renta, the red Dolce & Gabbana or the white Jay Mendel????
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NAUTICAL’S — a huge trend this summer but don’t go “overboard” with the look. Adding sailor-inspired accessories are a great way to incorporate the trend into your wardrobe!
Check out Murval’s red-striped tote with sequin anchor ($48) or Spring Street’s anchor necklace ($30). Both available at oliveandbettes.com.