The Liberty of London limited-edition collection for MAC launches April 1.
Kate Moss and Jamie Hince are rumored to be obsessed with Chatroulette.
L’Officiel compiled a 153-page supplement, “Alexander McQueen 1969-2010: A Provocative Genius,” charting the designer’s career through 1,000 images — from his days as couturier at Givenchy until his menswear collection shown in January. The cover price is 12 euros, or about $16.50 at current exchange.
Hogan signs on Karl Lagerfeld for a special Spring 2011 collection which will include shoes, accessories, and clothing.
Kate Moss joins Stella McCartney for an old-fashioned tea party celebrating McCartney's second collection for GapKids.
Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler appear on the April cover of W magazine's first shopping issue, photographed by Steven Klein in the California desert.
Karl Lagerfeld had the thirty-five person team who sculpted The Ice Hotel in Sweden carve a 265-ton iceberg in the middle of the Grand Palais for his fall 2010 Chanel runway show.
Michelle Obama wore Prabal Gurung yesterday to meet Jason Wu at the Smithsonian National Museum, where she donated the Jason Wu dress worn to her husbands inauguration ball.
Tommy Hilfiger created a limited-edition tote to celebrate the just-opened 2010 Whitney Biennial with artist Ari Marcopoulos.
Stella McCartney's show Monday cemented the return to minimalism on international runways for fall 2010.
In the first of a two part series, WWD evaluates the fashion industry system and asks designers if it's time to consider changing the runway shows to coordinate with a retail schedule.
Leopard spots, snakeskin, and tiger stripes—designers took a walk on the wild side for pre-fall 2010. Animal prints showed up on bags, boots, scarves, and gloves (at Dolce & Gabbana and Emilio Pucci); metallic and sequined skinny trousers, one-shoulder dresses, and jumpsuits (at Stella McCartney); and head-to-to looks (at Lanvin). Whether its an accent accessory or a full-on statement, we're guessing spots will be a continued theme for fall 2010.
A photo Stella McCartney's late mother took of the family's pet dalmatian, Lucky, serves as backdrop to McCartney's spring ad campaign, which also features Natalia Vodianova. Shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, McCartney styled the images, saying they were "fashion meets reportage, mixing color, and black-and-white. A family animal with an outside atmosphere meets studio lights, camera, action!"
“I love the way it’s very graphic and soft at the same time, due to its double exposure,” said McCartney of her mother’s photo, which was taken in 1976.” About working with Mert and Marcus, McCartney told WWD: “I have known Marcus since I was a teenager and Mert from when they first met, but we never had the chance to work together. I wanted to capture their high-glamour approach over my mum’s low-maintenance way of working.”
The ads break in March titles fashion titles, Pop, V, and British, French, and Italian editions of Vogue.
Stella McCartney said for pre-fall 2010 she wanted to create a complete wardrobe "with the simplicity I need as a woman." Focusing on camel, metallics, black, and white, McCartney indeed kept it simple without forgetting that fashion should be fun. Glittery mohair dicso knits, sequin animal print minis, and a Biana Jagger-style suit with matching fedora mixed with cozy country staples like camel capes, rolled denim, and oversized sweaters in this all-in-one collection of modern day essentials.
Following news of designing a clothing line with Leona Lewis, Stella McCartney told reporters at her Mayfair store illumination party last week she is currently working on a collection of leather-free footwear with former Smiths frontman Morrissey.
‘We are still in the early stages, but the shoes could be launched next year," said McCartney.
Stella McCartney celebrated the illumination of her Bruton Street store in London last night with a performance by Mighty Boosh star Noel Fielding. "We're going to give Christmas a gothic slant," said the actor/comedian. "Think black snowmen and Santa with eyeliner." McCartney and friends drank champagne and Guinness, while an exuberant Fielding entertained guests—wearing a printed mini dress from McCartney's spring 2010 collection.
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