Archive for the 'Designers' Category
L’Wren Scott, fashion designer and stylist, was found dead Monday morning of an apparent suicide in her NYC apartment.
Daily News reports that she was found around 10 a.m. by her assistant.
Henry Mae Robinson Mitchell’s name should have been in Webster’s dictionary next to the word “survivor.” She was snatched from the brink of death so many times that she actually gave that word a new definition.
What’s not to love about hot male fashion designers? They’re rich, they’re famous, and they love clothes more than us! FashionTV take a look at the designers who also enjoy moments in front of the camera, as we celebrate the top 5 most gorgeous men in fashion!
Marc Jacobs.
When Ruti Zisser – an Israeli living in the United States where she runs a chain of boutiques selling items by Israeli designers – sits down for a chat during a visit to Israel, she remembers her American PR woman Jessica with a faint pang of guilt. Jessica, it seems, preps Zisser for every interaction with the media and advises her what to say and how to say it. “In America, things are done differently,” says Zisser, 38, but immediately admits that there, too, she tends to ignore Jessica’s advice. “She has a very particular idea about the identity she wants to build for my label, but I keep telling her that that isn’t who I am, that it doesn’t match my vision. But she’s willing to be flexible.”
Ruti Zisser.
Georgio Armani has spoken: “This is going to be the most fashionable Olympic Games ever.”
With an estimated 1.5 billion people tuning in, the 2012 Summer Games kicked off Friday night in London, England with the much-anticipated opening ceremonies.
As they marched into London’s Olympic stadium, the thousands of national delegates were decked out in new designs.
From Ralph Lauren, Salvatore Ferragamo, to Stella McCartney, to Giorgio Armani, many internationally renowned fashion houses are making their mark on this year’s games by clothing the competitors.
Fashion Olympics 2012.
Jul
17
Rihanna is set to create a fashion range for River Island.
The Talk That Talk singer, whose looks are photographed and copied by fans, has collaborated with the high street store to design a capsule collection for spring 2013.
Rihanna.
Back in December, a pregnant Jessica Simpson told us she had a maternity line in the works–and now that her little bundle of joy Maxwell Drew has arrived, so has a first look at the new collection.
Jessica Simpson’s maternity line will be available in 700 retail locations, including Motherhood Maternity, Destination Maternity, as well as Destination Maternity shop-in-shops within Macy’s, come fall 2012.
Maternity collection.
Feb
2
Brace yourselves, black-fashion addicts. Color may be making its biggest comeback since the 1960s.
Women’s clothes, handbags and shoes appearing at chains from Bloomingdale’s to Nordstrom Inc. (JWN) are more colorful than usual for a spring season. The collections to be unveiled when New York Fashion Week begins Feb. 9 may push the trend into fall.
The multicolored palette will help spur a 4 percent gain in women’s apparel sales this year, faster than the 2.5 percent increase to $109.6 billion recorded in the 12 months ended in November, according to NPD Group Inc. It will generate faster bag and shoe sales, too, the Port Washington, New York-based market research firm said.
Dec
6
A young fashion designer from the German city of Hanover is revolutionising high fashion by designing clothes with a staple she can find in her fridge — milk.
Anke Domaske, 28, has developed a fabric called QMilch made from high concentrations of the milk protein casein — the first man-made fibre produced entirely without chemicals.
“It feels like silk and it doesn’t smell — you can wash it just like anything else,” Domaske told Reuters.
Made from all natural materials, the QMilch fabric is ecological but also has many health benefits, said Domaske, who also said the amino acids in the protein are antibacterial, anti-ageing and can help regulate both blood circulation and body temperature.
Anke Domaske.
As designer of Louis Vuitton, whose show takes place on the last day of Paris fashion week, Marc Jacobs gets to close the catwalk season – and he could not resist signing off with a wink.
While the March show was staged on a set depicting Claridges in the early hours of the morning, and ended with the sight of Kate Moss’s bottom as she exited the catwalk in hotpants and leather boots, smoking a cigarette, for this show, the wink was less saucy but, in its own way, just as provocative.
It is the fashion world’s worst-kept secret that Jacobs is the frontrunner to replace Galliano at Dior, with an announcement perhaps in the next few weeks, although negotiations are reported to have stalled over Jacobs’s salary expectations.
Before this show, journalists were warned that Jacobs would not be answering any Dior-related questions. That, however, did not mean he had no messages to convey.
Louis Vuitton 2011.