Mila Kunis is Feeling the Fuzzy Marker by Number Print

Remember when Cacharel showed this dress for Fall 2011 and I said it looked like those fuzzy marker by number posters featuring wizards on ocean front cliffs? 

Well, Mila's feeling it and might I say, rockin' it!

Doin't It: Two for Tuesday

Slather on the sunscreen and fire up the credit card, it's Spring/Summer SALE time! And two of my favorite New York stores I can't afford are taking it off!

Opening Ceremony is taking up to 50% off Patrik Ervell, Band of Outsiders, Cacharel and many other too cool for school labels. Maybe there's even some Rodarte pieces left? 

• Opening Ceremony is located at 33 Howard Street                                      Website (not e-commerce) http://www.openingceremony.us/p107.html

Meanwhile over on Greene Street, get some discounted Lanvin, Sacai and Altuzarra from the cool cat ladies at Kirna Zabete. Up to 30% off cothes, shoes and accessories, you say? I say, get outta my way! 

• Kirna Zabete is located at 96 Greene Street or http://www.kirnazabete.com/

Cacharel No Longer Feeling Amor Amor for Cédric Charlier

VS.

Cacharel announced that it's bidding creative director, Cédric Charlier, adieu in October. 




Signed in April of 2009 after assisting Alber Elbaz at Lanvin for six years, the Belgian designer has been responsible with getting Cacharel back in the fashion game by returning to Paris fashion week, relaunching women's ready to wear, renewing editorial interest and pushing the brand past its 70's heyday nostalgia

Some Spring 2011 looks 

(I kinda want these acid print shorts)

No word on who will replace Charlier or his next move, although Esprit is down right itchin' for a makeover, my friend. 

Markers Sold Seperately

Cédric Charlier's Fall 2011 collection for French fashion label Cacharel, has some images I know intimately. 




Every Christmas as a kid I got one of these marker-by-number velvet posters I'd color with my sister come New Year's. 

Ooh ooh, please tell me Resort will somehow feature those weird invisible marker detective books!