The Day I Fell in Love | Kudos to Jordy Huinder
Featured on The Ones2Watch, stylist Jordy Huinder cites his inspirations as “Being a kid in the 80’s (Madonna) and a teenager in the 90’s (Courtney Love)”. What a wonderful use of two Acne pieces…stopped me in my tracks. The color palette and proportions are just phenomenal. Shoot here by the way.
Major! Cory Bond & Joan Pedrola
Major models Cory Bond and Joan Pedrola out for a night on the town.
Behind the Scenes | Dolce & Gabbana Fall 2010 Campaign
Another reason you should be on Twitter, if you are not already…up-to-date news. ;)
The other day, Stefano Gabbana tweeted these behind the scene pictures from the upcoming Dolce & Gabbana campaign featuring Evandro Soldati, Noah Mills and Sam Webb.
Donna Karan Catches a Ball Game
As some of you may or may not know, DKNY recently signed on as a sponsor of the New York Yankees. Donna Karan hit the field to socialize before this past Friday’s game. Here she is with Alex Rodriguez – casual chic much – don’t you just love her look?
Peter Bruder Self Portraits
Viva’s Peter Bruder snaps some shots of himself while bored…oh what a life!
The Fashionisto Diaries | Rag & Bone Fall 2010
Got to Rag & Bone around 11:45…was rushing because the invitation said show at 12. I checked in and then was directed upstairs, but they were not supposed to let people in yet. I was ultimately confused and then in the midst, Isaac Carew ran by. A couple moments later, I was sitting against a wall jotting notes as I watched photographers set up their cameras for the show. Perhaps, I was in a daze, but I did not realize the show set-up by their postioning. As time passed, more and more people entered and there was a pit of people standing. Meanwhile, there was loud music thumping in the background to remind you that you were in fact here for a show. Briefly scanning the room, I noticed that everyone seemed to be wearing boots, because of the ice…but all the photogs appeared to be in sneakers…interesting…As I was writing, I looked up and was two seconds from being trampled, but I was too comfortable to move. Beginning to pen a piece on Alexander McQueen and how people exploit famous deaths, I noticed that everyone had gathered facing one direction. It looked like the show was just beginning and I almost missed it. Jeremy Young opened the show and immediately, the collection felt refreshing and right-now. They were clothes I could imagine wearing at that instant. There was texture, style, suitable staples… The color palette was crisp…it’s amazing what a little green and burgundy can do in place of all black. Personally, I detest camouflage, but it was in that moment that it was styled so impeccably, it just seemed like one of those have to have pieces. Reflecting on the show, the collection had a certain casualness to it, like a man who lives in the mountains, but has this hip thing going for him that seems to set him apart. He is taking the local functional garments and turning them into something else. I hate when people say it, but this really is one of those collections that photographed way differently than in person. In person the clash of patterns and the intensive layering was delightful, because you could better appreciate the use of texture and rich materials. And then you have little moments like Yuri Pleskun thumping his foot to the beat of the music or Tomek Szczukiecki walking half the runway leaving the audience puzzled, but it’s all rather charming – unique, it’s part of the experience.
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