Paris Fashion Week is on and here's just a short gallery of some of the models hawking all that designer stuff on the runway. Hit up the gallery for more.
Shot in Milan by photographer Laurence Ellis, this latest lookbook features models Leomie Anderson, Malika Askarova, Karolijn Zomer, Binx-Gia Tang and blogger Tina Leung posing in Marcelo Burlon's newest collection. The designer's signature bold graphic can be seen throughout the range, which includes T-shirts, leggings, hoodies, shorts and a dress. Expected hit select Marcelo Burlon stockists soon.
Burberry is back at London Fashion Week for its Fall 2014 presentation today.
The British luxury label invites you to join them in their live streaming of Burberry Prorsum Autumn/Winter Womenswear show from London, happening 17 February at 10pm Malaysia time.
Parisian boutique colette has collaborated with Panasonic to offer its take on the Lumix GM1 camera. The partnership sees the micro four thirds shooter decked out with a luxe blue alligator-embossed leather wrap around the body.
Here's a look at the third capsule collection from the likes of DKNY and Opening Ceremony. The range includes everything from graphical tanks and T-shirts to hoodies and leggings. They will also be introducing a range of unisex accessories, including two pairs of platform sneakers, leather backpacks and headwear. Available over at the OC webstore, prices range from $50 to $235 USD.
It was BCBG Maz Azria's 25th anniversary show, but it wasn't retrospective, although designers Max and Lubov Azria did use the occasion to revisit many of the signatures they developed over the years.
Rebecca Minkoff kept things simple in comparison to her last season's complicated concept. This time around she works around a quintessential girl-meets-boy theme.
"It's about taking menswear-inspired silhouettes and translating them into feminine colors and silhouettes," Minkoff said backstage.
Mara Hoffman said before presenting her Fall collection that "it's the most black I've ever sent down the runway."
Her statement was surprising, seeing as the designer is loved for her vibrant, original prints. But Hoffman reassures with the gem: "The sky needs a black backdrop for the stars to shine."
For her Fall 2014 collection, Monique Lhuillier gave her designs a darker edge, describing it as "A bold, dramatic twist."
To achieve that, she incorporated the skull - however, Lhuillier's skulls are so subtle, one would have to be told they were there to spot them. Upon closer look, they can be seen in the embroidery of a gold lace bolero, as well as a lace-and-tulle mini. The skull design was more obvious on a digitally printed neoprene dress. The rendering wasn't great, but the silhouette was.
