Trippy, geometric prints dominated the spring runways—appearing in black and white oversized checks at Junya Watanabe, pastel digitally-printed cubes at Peter Pilotto, thick stripes at Marni, and psychedelic patterns at Givenchy.
Michelle Obama wore a Junya Watanabe cardigan to the Royal Opera House last night.
British retailer, Oasis, tapped three recent graduates for an exclusive print collaboration.
Before the rest of New York got out of work, the Topshop crowd was mostly comprised of bloggers, students, and models.
Happy Friday! The trailer for Bruno, Spring 09's most talked about show crasher, is finally here.
Paris 03/07/09. Photos by Pierre Verdy/AFP/Getty Images & Chris Moore/Catwalking/Getty Images.
The head-pieces in the Chanel Spring 2009 Haute Couture show were so unbelievable, we just had to find out more about the designer who created them--Japanese hair and makeup artist Katsuya Kamo. Kamo has long collaborated with Junya Watanabe, which should be a testament to the scale at which he operates, in addition to working on countless high-fashion magazine editorials. Check out some examples of his work below.
Virginie Monroe
Hatbox
Pepe Jeans
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