Celebrity Fashion News
Off the Runway at NYFW: Model Street Style
Clearly, these models are taking their work home with them. When they're not catwalking for designers at Fashion Week, they're strutting their off-duty looks, spawning their own brand of street style.
Fashion Flashback: Diane Von Furstenberg Knows Her Assets (PHOTOS)
Few living designers have been around the block like Diane von Furstenberg has. Her now-iconic wrap dress put her on the map in the 1970s, and over four decades later, she's still at the top of her game.
Boston MFA's Hippie Chic Exhibit Spotlights Sophisticated Side of Flower Power Fashion
With Fashion Week in full swing here in NYC, it's hard not to have style on the brain. There are buyers, journalists and fashion stars -- all converging on our city and eagerly anticipating the rollout of top designers' takes on Spring style. That said, I'm recently back from Boston where the fashion on display at the Museum of Fine Arts offers a look back at the age of incense and peppermints.
New York Fashion Week, Day 3: What's Old Is Very New
There's basically three types of designers that show during any given Fashion Week:
1. The designer or label that decidedly sends clothes down the runway. Cute, buy-able merch that extend the brand's hallmarks, updating them for the season and the economic climate. No more, no less.
Zoom Shot Pop Quiz: Parental Advisories, Fuchsia Triangles, and More
It's midway through New York Fashion Week, and the shows are still going strong. First up is a deceptively simple look by a designer who exudes sensuality without being overtly sexy. He also happens to know his way around a thigh-high slit, as seen on this slick gold silk skirt. Paired with a henley, it's a refreshing update to traditional evening dressing and a handy styling trick to try with your own pieces.
