Just a heads up to all you fashion-hungry New Yorkers (aka. me-in-two-years)… If anyone wants to pick up a little something for me, I wouldn’t object… How much might one such struck-by-lightning cocktail dress run you? I have no clue. If you have to ask, you’ll probably never know. Let’s just hope H&M knocks some [...]
Posts Tagged ‘New York’
Brian Reyes NYC sample sale
Posted in Fashion, tagged Brian Reyes, New York, runway, sale on 19 June 2009 | 8 Comments »
chocheng Fall 2009 RTW @ NYFW
Posted in Fashion, music, tagged 80's, Asian models, Bitter:Sweet, Chinese designers, cho cheng, chocheng, Dusty Springfield, Dynasty, fashion week, Lily Allen, MBFW, New York, Peter Björn and John, runway, shoulder pads, The Pipettes, The Rubettes on 19 February 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Looks like somebody’s been watching a little bit too much Gossip Girl… and Clueless… and Dynasty… Rumor has it that Chinese favorite, Cho Cheng actually based this season’s look off of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s timeless children’s story, The Little Prince, but I’m not seeing it. To me, it feels more like he heard the 80′s [...]
Yeohlee Fall 2009 RTW Collection @ NYFW
Posted in Fashion, tagged Fall 20, Fashio, Fashion, fashion week, Helmut Lang, monochrome, New, New York, Qianya, Qianya Martin, Rei Kawakubo, RTW, Yeohlee, Yeohlee Teng on 18 February 2009 | Leave a Comment »
New York Fashion Week is here, people! Can you feel the excitement? I can — because, if you’ll remember my post forecasting fall trends a couple of weeks ago, it loks like I was right (It doesn’t actually look like I was right so much as I am right, but there’s nothing lady-like about doing [...]
Qianya Martin and AAU Graduates @ NYFW
Posted in Fashion, tagged Academy of Art University, bryant park, fall 2009, Fashion, fashion week, knitwear, New York, Qianya Martin on 14 February 2009 | 1 Comment »
On Friday the 13th, the fashion world gathered at Bryant Park to see the Academy of Art University’s annual graduate collection (according to The Daily Cookie, Miss J was spotted in the front row). The collection showcased the work of fashion and knitwear design graduates and the textile designers they collaborated with. Despite being an [...]
