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Justin Timberlake Gets His Jeans Runway Ready
We've seen so many smiles on Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel lately, and they kept it up grabbing lunch at Little Door and stopping by Soli for some home shopping yesterday. Justin's been busy working on his fashion recently, including two events for upcoming NY Fashion Week. In addition to his appearance at Fashion Rocks, the singer will be performing during the William Rast runway show on Sept.
Cashmere Girls Join Dita at Paris Fashion Week
They may not be exuding fabulous quite like the side-by-side trio of Dita, Claudia, and Posh but two of the three were still hanging around the Paris Spring couture shows this week joined by some fresh faces. Posh is back in the UK performing, but has been replaced by the always adorable Lucy Liu and Blake Lively. Looks like at least one Gossip Girl is taking her new role as a budding fashionista quite seriously.
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Best of 2008: Fabulous Fashion Week Shows
2008 spawned a tremendous flurry of fabulous Fashion Week shows. Let's see, there were New York Fall and Spring shows, Milan Fashion Week, Paris Fashion Week, London Fashion Week, and LA Fashion Week. Oh, and don't forget all of the ravishing Resort and Pre-Fall collections.
New York Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Jeremy Laing
He's been on my radar for a while now, but since I finally got to see his work in person, it's confirmed: 27-year-old Toronto-based designer Jeremy Laing is definitely one to watch. These pictures, from his Spring collection, don't do them justice. Especially because a lot of the finer details are in the backs of his designs, which you can't see in my runway pictures.
Paris Fashion Week Spring 2008, Kenzo: Love It or Hate It?
If the house of Kenzo knows one thing it's color. Ok, two things, prints too. While nearly everyone has attempted their hand at color and prints for Spring, this sequin dress was pure delight when my eyes met it.
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Alexander McQueen
In a show dedicated to his discoverer, Isabella Blow, who passed away earlier this year, McQueen revisited some of his greatest hits. Architectural & fantastical hat creations by Blow's other big discovery and frequent McQueen collaborator Philip Treacy featured prominently — they were her trademark, after all. The whole runway venue even smelled like Blow, since a bottle of her signature perfume was given to every guest.
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Stella McCartney
Stella has swept me off my vintage sandals — this hasn't happened for a few seasons with her. I don't know if it's the overall hippie feel, the flowing watercolor prints or the sharp, yet soft, khaki tailoring, but her Spring collection is beautifully feminine.
With the lightweight touch that is Stella, her flower ladies were also in the company of easy breezy girls in neutrals and blues.
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Louis Vuitton
Just in time for Halloween, Marc Jacobs has a naughty nurse costume for you. And that's just the beginning of a slightly mad, slightly amazing, Spring Louis Vuitton collection.
Inspired by both the artist Richard Prince, see the nurses and the accessories, and SpongeBob SquarePants, see the colors, it's no wonder Jacobs churned out another crazed collection.
Paris Fashion Week Spring 2008, Dries Van Noten: Love It or Hate It?
Dries Van Noten's latest collection didn't lack any colors or prints. Though sometimes mixing too many hues and prints can lead a look haywire, such is not the case here. The funkiness seriously appeals to me and is especially refreshing amid a sea of safe collections.
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2008: Chanel
It’s safe to say we are all Chanel fans here. While Karl always has a field day with his Chanel ready to wear collections, he still manages to marry the heritage of the house with the modern day. For Spring we once again witness his magic.
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