Phillip Lim's new lingerie and shoe lines will soft-launch in his flagship stores this summer before being made available to wholesale accounts for Spring 2010 and Fall 2009 respectively.
Kenneth Cole tapped former Hugo Boss designer Ingo Wilts as their first creative director.
Proenza Schouler will show their pre-Spring 2010 collection in Florence as the chosen special guest for the fourth edition of the Pitti W pre-collection.
i-D magazine is cutting back from twelve issues per year to six.
Balmain's $1,500 jeans have sold out in London, which is pretty much the story with the brand this season...
Roksanda Ilincic is poised to launch a capsule collection with lingerie brand Damaris later this month.
Etro's Fall 2009 collection was made up of recycled fabrics from the house's archives.
Jourdan Dunn is London Fashion Week's top model, having walked in a total of 14 shows.
Bunnyshop found a curiously poised mannequin in American Apparel proving that some things are truly recession-proof.
Kingdom Of Style reported on Pollini's Spring 2009 collection, made colorful by creative director Jonathan Saunders.
The Budget Fashionista scoped out and sized up Sonia Rykiel's diffusion line for Asos.
Kitten Lounge offered lingerie options a-plenty thanks to a specialty e-commerce site called Hip Undies.
Just in time for Valentine's Day, Agent Provocateur has launched a blog in which their very own "Olivia" ponders all aspects of lingerie, pop culture, and female sexuality. We have to hand to them, Agent Provocateur is always doing exciting things to promote their brand. Have you seen Pixie Geldof, Alice Dellal, Helena Christensen, and Kate Moss on the product pages? Have you checked out their racy Valentine's Day video starring Rosie Huntington-Whitele? Hear it straight from the press office: "Just like the brand, the blog is about passion and intimacy (which should always be indulged), as well as exploring inner desires and fantasies to enrich your life. Make it your daily guilty pleasure." Blogging just got a whole lot less frumpy.
We first learned about Berlin-based lingerie line Wundervoll back in Spring 08 and their minimal, vintage-inspired pieces are still catching our eye seasons later. This Fall 09 Wundervoll's collection features Art Deco-inspired pieces in muted tones. The same adorable high waist panties appear but, of course, there are low-rise options for the gals who just can't envision wearing panties that cover their bellybuttons (understandable). Regardless of your preference, one thing is for sure...lingerie is back in a big way and we can thank brands like Wundervoll for resurrecting the genre.
Check out the Fall 09 Wundervoll look book right here, and, for more lingerie happenings, check out our gallery of the 2008 Victoria's Secret fashion show or our round up of lingerie looks on the Spring 09 catwalks.
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