Wild Beauty. Intractable Myth. A mix of airy lace, light teal blues, whites, and black, and classic nude flowy dresses and pants, this collection was whimsy. The pleats, puffy shoulders, and asymmetric hemlines added unique design elements in each piece. Look at the pictures below and see upcoming flowy trends for next spring.
From one-on-one interviews and press junkets to sold out shows and book signings, Michelle Obama’s travel schedule to promote her memoir, Becoming, is on fire. And, to many, so is her fashion. Consistently making waves and showing her arms, the First Lady was known for her fashion while in the White House. Commentators would wait …
Feathers, elaborate fabrics, celebrity sightings, and drama. Need we say more? Designed by Nguyen Cong Tri, this collection was the epitome of femininity. By, the way, don’t see you #Rihanna wearing a dress with a bright pink bow on it? SOOO her right?
A fur lover’s dream. A girly girl’s playground. A detail enthusiast’s perfect collection.
Those were the words that were running through my head while at sat at the Michael Costello show. If I were daring, I might have asked someone to pinch me. But I didn’t. Michael Costello has been one of the most noteworthy designers to come out of the Project Runway franchise. And, as a fashion …
Dripping in nautical chic, Lela Rose’s SS’19 collection was a joy to experience. Not simply because the fashion was “oh so feminine” and ready to wear, but, also, the presentation abandoned the traditional runway for a modern live demonstration on the water. Insiders tell me Lela Rose is known for this! Despite grey skies and wet …
Structured corduroy, jean, and khaki fabrics, this collection was one of my favorites. This collection was for the sophisticated woman, who wants to look luxurious but doesn’t need loud colors, sequins, or fur. The meticulous clean lines were impeccable. And the small design elements make any fashionista smile. Think Sex and the City Miranda Hobbs …
