Never heard of "Dsquared²" before until my browsing in Teen Vogue and Elle that I love what Ive seen, so here it is.I like the personal touch with starbucks coffee. I can notice alot of celebs in the models as well, can you?
Omg, this collection is gorgeous!I want every item, wishful thinking,don't cha think? For me, its very Rock and Roll glamour. I could definitely see Rihanna rockin some of these looks.
Source: Style.com
On the heels of Matthew Williamson’s boldly printed summer line, H&M has announced its next high-end collaboration with star-favorite accessories brand Jimmy Choo. The luxury shoe line, which is a red carpet favorite of stars like Kate Hudson, Vanessa Hudgens, Jessica Alba, Beyonce and more, will not only be creating a women’s and men’s collection of shoes, bags and accessories, but will be extending its range to a women’s clothing line. This marks the first designer accessory collaboration for H&M. Jimmy Choo for H&M will hit stores November 14, 2009 with shoe styles ranging from $60-$200– a steal compared to Jimmy Choo’s $500+ prices. So far, we love what we see.
Source:People.com
Beth Ditto's 80s-tastic line for British fast-fashion chain Evans hits stores July 9th -- just two weeks after the release of The Gossip's new album, Music for Men. The other thing about Ditto's collection? It's only available in sizes 14-32.
That's right: Evans is a plus-size store, and for once, if any of the skinny fashion set wants to get its mitts on these somewhat moderately priced goodies, they'll need a good tailor. (Evans' U.K. 14-32 size range is roughly equivalent to the U.S. sizes 10-24, and Evans does ship to the U.S.) Ditto -- avowed lesbian, fat person, talented singer, fashion darling -- is controversial, engaging and bracingly unusual. So do her clothes reflect her singular presence?
Take a look for yourself to see how the collection, which is heavy on the 80s references and sequins, stacks up.
Source:jezebel.com
Peter Som a staple for red carpet celebs, Soms Fall 2009 collection is an array of girl to modern to business first class-au revoir!!!
Marc Jacobs is genius, and it clearly shows in his works. Jacobs Fall 2009 collection, overflowing with bright patterns and futuristic metallic Dutch clogs. As well with a mix of goth as usual.
