Vera Wang: Ready-to-wear AW16
“Mad for Modigliani” said Vera Wang - via her autumn/winter 2016 show notes, not in person. “Glorious Giacometti. Long. Lean. Lithe.” Those were all words that sprang to mind when watching her show. Well, not Modigliani or Giacometti, to be
Tory Burch: Ready-to-wear AW16
Tory Burch had horses when she was a young girl. Of course she did. There’s something thoroughbred and sleek and speedy about her clothes, just like the aforementioned cross between animal and transportation. And she closed her winter 2016 shows
Rag & Bone: Ready-to-wear AW16
A live band pumped out music for Rag & Bone’s autumn/winter 2016 show - but if there’s any band you want to be with, it’s David Neville and Marcus Wainwright’s R&B. How come? because the Bone brand merch is better
Zac Posen: Ready-to-wear AW16
Zac Posen is a designer in the old-fashioned sense. Meaning he genuinely designs his clothes - they’re the product of painstaking cutting and fitting, elaborate workmanship and embellishment, a link to the tradition of Seventh Avenue couture. For winter, Posen
3.1 Phillip Lim: Ready-to-wear AW16
Beefy tweeds, quilted nylons, a acid-yellow and khaki palette, and touch of panne velvet. Those were the unexpected components of today’s 3.1 Phillip Lim show for autumn/winter 2016 - they wound their way around the models’ bodies in myriad convoluted
Thom Browne: Ready-to-wear AW16
A tornado of tailoring was the rough feel at Thom Browne: every look contained a coat, of some description - even the bride, who wore an organza jacket around her legs and on her head as a veil, a bit
Jeremy Scott: Ready-to-wear AW16
The acrid smell of hairspray stung your nostrils at Jeremy Scott - how else could you get those B-52 beehives to defy gravity so consistently than with an entire can of Elnett on each and every bounce? Jeremy Scott was
Tommy Hilfiger: Ready-to-wear AW16
Ever seen HMS Pinafore? We reckon Tommy Hilfiger has - although his versions, otherwise known as his autumn/winter 2016 show, was soundtracked by the Jackson five and dresses up in forties sequined tea-dresses, sweeping navy pea coats and officer’s capes,
Diesel: New York Flagship Store Launch
How best to celebrate the launch of a newly opened New York City boutique is a question we have often asked ourselves and now finally we have the answer. With a party duh! Just like Diesel who chose to celebrate the launch
The Grammys 2016 Red Carpet Round Up
Another day, another red carpet, and today's, or should that be last night's star spangled carpeting comes to you straight from L.A., for today its the Grammys turn to take it's moment in the soft pile spotlight. And so, without
Prabal Gurung: Ready-to-wear AW16
Prabal Gurung loves a polished girl. A girl in lace and ball gowns and fur and silk and chiffon. All that kind of stuff. He's not really a fan of the down and dirty, denim or leathers or anything like
Opening Ceremony: Ready-to-Wear AW16
Tron meets Blade Runner. Yes and yes. Those were the cited inspos for Carol Lim and Humberto Leon's Opening Ceremony collection, devoted to a future fantastic vision but actually rooted firmly in the not-too-distant past. Retro futurism was the mood, slick silhouettes
THE BAFTA 2016 RED CARPET ROUND UP
It's that time of year where once again, while we sit front row, watching models parade up and down the runways of New York, London, Milan and Paris in new season fashions, celebrities are emerging from the woodwork to parade up
Diane von Furstenberg: Ready-to-wear AW16
Have you ever seen The Eyes of Laura Mars, a brilliant movie with Faye Dunaway as a smashing seventies fashion photographer and all her pictures actually done by Newton? All the best bits of DVF are a bit like that
Hood by Air: Ready-to-wear AW16
Shayne Oliver is a disrupter on the New York fashion week schedule. He called his autumn/winter Hood By Air show “Pilgrimage” and showed models wrapped in slit duffle bags sewn together as coats, or wrapped in that airport plastic they