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Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Louis Vuitton. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Get Graphic
My latest piece for VIRAL Fashion is live:
http://viralfashion.com/viralfashion/mens-fashion/2013/02/11/get-graphic/
Check out the graphic tee trend going strong in Men's Fashion
Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Wednesday, August 22, 2012
The Righteous Life of that Ridic Louis Vuitton Hat
Constance Jablonski covers the September 2012 Harper's Bazaar Australia in Louis Vuitton
The same one Marc Jacobs showed back in March for Louis Vuitton.
Afterall, think of all the carrion of those who've tried and failed:
Jamiroquai's iconic flop and fluff
George Costanza's Ushanka brings all the girls to the yard
Me in Ungaro: Fop or Flop?
Thursday, February 9, 2012
What Will be the Color for Fall 2012?
(Rich orange tone reds at Chloe)
(Greens graphics at Fendi)
Based on looks from the designer collections for Pre-Fall, can we make an educated guess on the 'it' color that will emerge over the next few weeks?
Yellow has proven a strong trend leader for Spring 2012, will its dominance carry over?
(Luscious lemon at Louis Vuitton)
Perhaps we'll crave for gemtone swatches of amethyst and sapphire when the temps finally dip this year (clearly Winter has gracefully bowed out for now, so for us cold weather lovers our eyes already turn to the far off bookend of hope)
(Balmain)
(Chanel)
(McQueen)
Or will the upset be that after a Spring awash in the color spiked punch of pastels and vibrant hues, Fall will revert back to bleak black and boring beige?
We shall see starting today, but for the money I'm putting my green on ... green
(Going green, also LV)
It's been slowly eeking its way into a borderline neutral shade for a few seasons now and has proven strong on red carpets and editorials, perhaps green will have its red moment and cross over to the closets of the color-phobic.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Pretty Louis with an Epi Cherry on Top!
Boy, Louis Vuitton's really hittin' below the new year's resolution belt with double the temptation here. Luckily your resolve is strong. You will not open your wallet. You're saving. You will.....
Hey where'd you go?
Window at Louis Vuitton Soho, 116 Greene Street, corner of Greene and Prince
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Belle & Clive Deliver with Vintage Chanel and Louis Vuitton
Bluefly's flash site launch, Belle & Clive launched today and starting things off with a bang: Vintage Chanel and Louis Vuitton!
Go. Now. http://www.belleandclive.com/browse/sales/details.jsp?categoryId=cat1350056
Labels:
Belle + Clive,
Bluefly,
Chanel,
Louis Vuitton,
Vintage
Monday, November 14, 2011
The Dior Continues to Swing...
Women's Wear Daily reports that talks with just moments ago front runner Marc Jacobs "have come to a halt" and LVMH has "stepped up the pace and depth of negotiations with other designers"
That's good news as Jacobs' vision is clearly suited for Louis Vuitton with the proof in continued sales growth under his guide.
But the disheartening news here is this buried bit that "it is understood Alexander Wang, Raf Simons and Jason Wu are among some of the candidates recently approached."
Yikes! While Raf would be the best of that lineup given his penchant for imaginative and modern plays on color and print, Phoebe Philo's minimalist work at Celine already kind checks that box
New talent Jason Wu still needs to find his way and that Alexander Wang is no Dior heir! I'm sorry I know gals love his loose and shapeless, but damn if I can at all see him designing for the 21st century lady of Dior.
That's good news as Jacobs' vision is clearly suited for Louis Vuitton with the proof in continued sales growth under his guide.
But the disheartening news here is this buried bit that "it is understood Alexander Wang, Raf Simons and Jason Wu are among some of the candidates recently approached."
(Marc could be out, but which of these other names could really be "in"?)
Yikes! While Raf would be the best of that lineup given his penchant for imaginative and modern plays on color and print, Phoebe Philo's minimalist work at Celine already kind checks that box
(Celine looks)
New talent Jason Wu still needs to find his way and that Alexander Wang is no Dior heir! I'm sorry I know gals love his loose and shapeless, but damn if I can at all see him designing for the 21st century lady of Dior.
Labels:
Alexander Wang,
Celine,
Dior,
Jason Wu,
Louis Vuitton,
LVMH,
Marc Jacobs,
Phoebe Philo,
Raf Simons,
Women's Wear Daily
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
What Does the Louis Vuitton Woman Smell Like?
According to Women's Wear Daily, Louis Vuitton is meeting with a third generation scent master (yeah imagine the pressure of that lofty title the next time you groan about your workload) to craft a signature perfume.
But that got me to thinking of duality. Louis Vuitton is one of the many labels over the years that in order to stay relevant has courted a younger market including street artists, rappers and reality tv stars. Will this scent represent the lady who wears dominatrix to the MET Ball or the ubiquitous LV logo over a pair of high top sneakers?
One could also word this as will it be more Marc Jacobs or Phoebe Philo (allegedly) ??
(*Photo from Ebay of vintage Louis Vuitton flask)
Labels:
Louis Vuitton,
Marc Jacobs,
MET Ball,
Phoebe Philo,
Women's Wear Daily
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Good Versus Evil Kate Moss
Labels:
Kate Moss,
Louis Vuitton,
Paris Fashion Week,
Spring 2012
Tuesday, August 16, 2011
Look Who Finally Made a Cameo this Weekend
That little roach pin! I obsessed about it at the beginning of the year but hadn't whipped it out yet.
This weekend's Fall opening at work seemed like the ideal debut
Funny thing is more people asked me if my shirt was Louis Vuitton than noticed a lifelike roach broach. That's New York for ya!
Wednesday, August 3, 2011
I Hope Winnie the Pooh's Got a Black Card
Just when you thought honey couldn't get more luxe, here comes LVMH with their own nectar couture
Two years ago, Louis Vuitton installed a couple of beehives on its Parisian rooftop to test out urban bee keeping. Now the "fruits" of the bees' labor is being jarred and distributed to a lucky few fashion folks still dabbling in carbs.
Jealousy!
And to celebrate, select Louis Vuitton stores (like the 57th street store in New York) will feature bags strewn from liquid gold stands reminiscent of oozy honey flocked with bees
Labels:
Give Me Your Checkbook,
Louis Vuitton,
LVMH,
Winnie the Pooh
Friday, July 29, 2011
Very Important for Fall: An Absurd Hat
Look, I have been a lifelong advocate of self-expression and the wearing of accessories past, but these "Grand Hotel" bellhop hats from Louis Vuitton, I feel are responsible for this wack-a-doo trend of ridic hats on heads
Umm, Christopher Bailey, you're super cute and all, but fuzzy dalmatian print hats haven't worked since Jay Kay rode a conveyor belt around a tiny room. Not really sure they worked then....
Ladies, in the morning do you ask yourself "Am I a world famous model shot by Steven Meisel in clothes by Miucca Prada?" Or is it just me? Either way, hats with chin straps made of that itchy Easter "grass" that gets everywhere and that your cat's always eating and then throwing up are not proper toppers. Sorry.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
RESORT to This: Walk Softly and Carry a Big Tote
(Louis Vuitton)
*gift with purchase* feels sad and puny
(Yves Saint Laurent goes matchy-matchy with classically nautical)
(Bottega Veneta's signature woven leather in a new shape: bigger than a model tote!)
(Ikat get behind beaded fringe, Anna Sui)
And there were even options for boys
(Orange you glad Burberry created a leather tote for ya' boys?)
And in fur!
(The Row.... ok, that's maybe a backpack, but it felt "in the thread")
Friday, June 3, 2011
Watch me on NBC's The Feast
Yeah, I got my own NBC show!
Well, ok more like the kids over at NBC's fashion and pop culture blog, "The Feast" came in and asked me to talk about Summer trends while dressing a mannequin at work.
I plugged Roundabout while chattin' up the "disco of the Orient" look all over the runways
And hot damn, child, I was having a good hair day!
Original link: http://www.thefeast.com/newyork/shopping/FEAST-SHOP-NY-Go-Out-with-Bianca-Jagger-in-Roundabout-Resales-Disco-Glam-Get-Up-123037553.html
Well, ok more like the kids over at NBC's fashion and pop culture blog, "The Feast" came in and asked me to talk about Summer trends while dressing a mannequin at work.
I plugged Roundabout while chattin' up the "disco of the Orient" look all over the runways
And hot damn, child, I was having a good hair day!
Original link: http://www.thefeast.com/newyork/shopping/FEAST-SHOP-NY-Go-Out-with-Bianca-Jagger-in-Roundabout-Resales-Disco-Glam-Get-Up-123037553.html
Labels:
Celine,
Louis Vuitton,
Lurex,
Marc Jacobs,
Missoni,
NBC,
Prada,
Roundabout Resale,
The Feast
Thursday, April 28, 2011
Three Makes it a Trend: Suicidal Nature
1. de Castellane Gallery on Atlantic Ave, Brooklyn
Admittedly there's a lot to question about this bi-polar Park Slope space (is it a gallery? is it a vintage store? why the snowy wilderness NOW?), but look close and you'll notice one distressed puss
(I hope this little leapers got nine lives.... http://decastellanegallery.com/)
2. Ksubi on Mulberry Street
Australian jean shop, Ksubi, is one of those overpriced dirty hipster stores from the overpriced dirty hipster heyday. Now you only take notice of it on your walk to the grocery store because of the creepy long haired guy either loitering or "working" and its weird ass windows featuring gas masks and these birds drinking the kool-aid
3. Louis Vuitton on 57th Street
Wee ostriches are so distraught by their momma being used as a glorified coat rack at Louis Vuitton, they sell themselves down the river before they've even hatched
(A Speedy end for our friends at Louis Vuitton)
There's a sobering social critique in here somewhere.
Tuesday, April 12, 2011
Vous ĂȘtes Monocle!
Would an "eyeglass necklace" by another name not look as sweet?
(Vintage Chanel Eyeglass Necklace, price upon request at Resurrection Vintage Online,
Slap any name on it you want, Resurrection Vintage but it will always be a "chain monocle".
And I got my share of fashion friends that agree it's about time this look came back
(Madonna, duh)
(Natalia Vadianova and Hermes)
(Johnny Depp)
(and Winona, forever)
And with Spring finally here couldn't you just see girls (and some astute boys, of course) wearing these little danglers of design and drama with their rolled sleeve blazers? Or magnifying all those prints that are so omnipresent right now? In fact I kinda like the idea of a 70's Shanghai Louis Vuitton style gal pulling up her chain monocle to give you an icy glare. Maybe that's vision of Bond girls dancing in my head again....
Either way, I'ma troll the vintage stores on the lookout for one of these that isn't so expensive you've gotta request the price.
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