After seeing the Fall 2009 collection, top fashion editors are openly speculating the presence of Martin Margiela at the fashion house.
The highly anticipated Coco Avant Chanel trailer has been released--in French.
Topshop will open in New York "quietly" which, to us, can only mean police barricades and EMTs on hand.
Alexander Wang made up for lost cocktails, when Colette threw him a party in Paris this weekend.
Birds Eye View Film Fesitval, a London-based festival that promotes female filmmakers, will be showing a series of short fashion films on a special night during the festival. Fashion Loves Film will feature creative shorts on Yves Saint Laurent (still from film to left), Basso & Brooke and Givenchy directed by some of fashion's heavy hitters, so if you're in London and The September Issue, Stylista, and Running With Heels has you feeling a bit like the fashion industry has officially sold out, this might be worth a stop. Each film is less than fifteen minutes long and promises abstract content. Case in point, a description for the Givenchy film reads "the subject is passive and reality is suspended". So there you go. Click on the link above for more information.
Pheobe Philo, former genius behind Chloe, sits down to discuss her first collections for Celine, starting with Resort which will debut in April...
Model Heather Marks logs her pre-Fashion Week diet for New York Magazine which is, not surprisingly, lacking in carbs.
Dolce & Gabbana will play priests in a film called Nine, alongside cast members Daniel Day Lewis, Nicole Kidman, Marion Cotillard, Kate Hudson, Sofia Loren, and Penelope Cruz.
Cathy Horyn likens the New York Fashion Week roster to a trade show lineup and provides a prescription for better Lincoln Center arrangements come September.
From flashbacks to forward thinking, our Network has everything a girl could ask for on a Thursday afternoon.
Cult of Couture posted a shoutout to the Alexander McQueen Fall 2008 show complete with raw footage from the runway. We love looking back on a season, especially when we can marvel in the readiness of the clothing. After all, Fall 08 is not over until we clink our glasses and say 'Happy New Year'.
Fashionologie has the teaser to Karl Lagerfeld's silent film meant to accompany his upcoming Chanel Paris-Moscow collection, which will debut this December 5th.
Gift guides are in full swing and Network Partners are making no exceptions. Couture in the City posted a gift guide including ten items under ten dollars. We were pretty sure that you could only get bottled water and coffee for those prices...until now.
Kingdom of Style posted an outfit of the day we just can't not mention. When luxe DIY, orange hosiery, and black lace come together in one outfit, something special is at work.
Gemma Ward's new film, The Black Balloon, will open stateside this Friday, following its March release in Australia which came with a slew of positive reviews...
Cyber Monday has come and gone but consumer spending online should continue, despite all odds, to grow. WWD reports on the build up of Cyber Monday and the Thanksgiving numbers that brought us there.
Marni has announced its Fall 09 menswear show will take place by way of a presentation rather than the usual runway spectacular. The company has articulated their ongoing focus on menswear, despite deciding on this rather subdued format for next season.
A collaborative project called A Little Piece of Mind has the likes of Giles Deacon, PPQ, and Luella Bartley designing squares of quilts that will be auctioned off, in New York and London, for charity. Debuting this March, proceeds from the auction will go to Shelter in the UK and the Bowery Mission in New York.
We owe you some Halloween-inspired links and who better to provide them than our lovely Network Partners--have a happy and safe holiday, but, before you go read on.
The Coveted came up with seven Halloween costumes from her wardrobe, none of which are 'sexy'...all of which are hot! Pure genius!
Shoe Smitten found a very fashionable way to say Happy Halloween...you could say just about anything as long as we get to see those fabulous Louboutin for Rodarte heels every day.
Lollie Shopping has a movie recommendation that just might serve as inspiration for a last minute costume--or a Fall wardrobe.
Fashion First, Lunch Later carved their pumpkin like a proper fashionista.
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