1. milkstudios:

Impossible Conversations
With Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada, “allows us to explore how the past enlightens the present and how the present enlivens the past.” Exhibit on view May 10-August 19 at The Met.

    milkstudios:

    Impossible Conversations

    With Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada, “allows us to explore how the past enlightens the present and how the present enlivens the past.” Exhibit on view May 10-August 19 at The Met.

  2. womensweardaily:

The Big Brand Era
Are brands today more powerful than the designers behind them? It’s a complicated question that hung over a turbulent fall collections season headlined by designer comings and goings at Yves Saint Laurent, Jil Sander and Tod’s, among others.
[above: Stefano Pilati on the YSL runway for the last time (2012).]

    womensweardaily:

    The Big Brand Era

    Are brands today more powerful than the designers behind them? It’s a complicated question that hung over a turbulent fall collections season headlined by designer comings and goings at Yves Saint Laurent, Jil Sander and Tod’s, among others.

    [above: Stefano Pilati on the YSL runway for the last time (2012).]

  3. womensweardaily:

Vivienne Westwood Red Label 
RTW Fall 2012

This was a more grown-up collection than  previous seasons, and the designer remained true to her sartorial roots  with a surfeit of checks and tartan, as well as signature draping.  There were tailored, plaid wool coats, fitted wool capes in dusky violet  purple and gray Ikat prints, and long Edwardian jackets with velvet  trim. Elegant, jersey draped dresses in pale gray and eggplant, sharp  tailored suits in rich wools, and tartan pencil skirts added a smart and  sophisticated air.

    womensweardaily:

    Vivienne Westwood Red Label

    RTW Fall 2012

    This was a more grown-up collection than previous seasons, and the designer remained true to her sartorial roots with a surfeit of checks and tartan, as well as signature draping. There were tailored, plaid wool coats, fitted wool capes in dusky violet purple and gray Ikat prints, and long Edwardian jackets with velvet trim. Elegant, jersey draped dresses in pale gray and eggplant, sharp tailored suits in rich wools, and tartan pencil skirts added a smart and sophisticated air.

  4. womensweardaily:

Proenza Schouler RTW Fall 2012
It’s no secret that Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez view each  runway collection as an opportunity to shred their previous show, do  something totally different and knock it out of the park — which they  did again for fall, providing one of the New York season’s few moments  of significant fashion news. So spring’s retro kitsch of bustier tops  and bad car interiors was out; a minimalist streak done in maxed-out  silhouettes was in, at least at the outset.

    womensweardaily:

    Proenza Schouler RTW Fall 2012

    It’s no secret that Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez view each runway collection as an opportunity to shred their previous show, do something totally different and knock it out of the park — which they did again for fall, providing one of the New York season’s few moments of significant fashion news. So spring’s retro kitsch of bustier tops and bad car interiors was out; a minimalist streak done in maxed-out silhouettes was in, at least at the outset.

  5. 
Marilyn Monroe

    Marilyn Monroe

  6. josh:

Is this where you parked?

    josh:

    Is this where you parked?

  7. womensweardaily:

Rick Owens Men’s RTW Fall 2012
A master of dark and droopy dressing, Rick Owens sharpened up his act  for fall, displaying a more chic and masculine alter ego. The look was  graphic and striking, with the opening drop-crotch pants recalling  Thirties zoot suits.

    womensweardaily:

    Rick Owens Men’s RTW Fall 2012

    A master of dark and droopy dressing, Rick Owens sharpened up his act for fall, displaying a more chic and masculine alter ego. The look was graphic and striking, with the opening drop-crotch pants recalling Thirties zoot suits.

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