H&M the Swedish fashion brand fall collection. for the fashion lovers and followers of this amazing and lovely brand. check it and enjoy it or hate it and go to LV or Chanel. But for those not enough informed in fashion world. H&M is affordable and yet chique. see pictures inside the post.
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H&M Fall Winter Woman 2011 2012 collection
H&M the Swedish fashion brand fall collection. for the fashion lovers and followers of this amazing and lovely brand. check it and enjoy it or hate it and go to LV or Chanel. But for those not enough informed in fashion world. H&M is affordable and yet chique. see pictures inside the post.
Can't afford Oscar de la Renta? check this
Fashion fans who can't afford Oscar de la Renta's elaborate runway creations will be able to get their own fix as the label is launching a stationery collection. Following
in the footsteps of brands including Tiffany & Co. and Mulberry, the label has created a stationery set adorned in bows and other common
Oscar de la Renta motifs.
Alexander McQueen Paris fall/Winter Catwalk.
The fashion world is in really less without the famous designer. Alexander McQueen who was found dead it happend on a feb2011 following the death of his mother, Joyce, just a week beforehand. The visionary designer won the BFC Designer of the Year Award four times during his stellar career, continually pushing the bounds of imagination and creativity.
Amazing Chanel collection
Check out these amazing chanel handbag collection i came across. they brought back the black color and their classic style and taste. worked out with the gold finishing touch. Chanel lovers would love to get their hands on one of these lovely bags
The Pre-Fall Look:
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Manhattan’s mussed-up society girls have come to love t-shirts that moonlight as eveningwear—especially swans who socialize on both sides of the city’s 59th Street (14th Street?) equator. Keeping these discerning party-hoppers in mind Giovanna Randall delivered a few in her pre-fall collection for fledging label, HONOR.
Manhattan’s mussed-up society girls have come to love t-shirts that moonlight as eveningwear—especially swans who socialize on both sides of the city’s 59th Street (14th Street?) equator. Keeping these discerning party-hoppers in mind Giovanna Randall delivered a few in her pre-fall collection for fledging label, HONOR.Beautiful Dresses: PETER PILOTTO’S LIMITED EDITION
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Peter Pilotto and Christopher De Vos, the designers behind the much-loved British label Peter Pilotto, have whipped up a limited edition capsule collection for Edition01. The site’s co-founder, Estefania Lacayo, has been a Peter Pilotto fan for years. “I have been following Peter Pilotto since they first started,” she said. “They’re definitely one of my favorite British designers. I knew that I wanted them to be a part of Edition 01 and collaborate in some way.”
Elizabeth Taylor’s Superstar Diamonds!
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An emerald and diamond necklace by BULGARI, Christie's
Yesterday, in anticipation of their upcoming auction, Christie’s hosted a luncheon preview of Elizabeth Taylor’s shiniest treasures. The 60 or so high-profile attendees— all of whom have seen their fair share of diamonds, were left awestruck. The collection, which will go on sale this month, is publicly on view for ten days starting this Saturday—a final chance to see the series before the pieces find themselves scattered across well-heeled homes.
Each of Christie’s two floors are engulfed in Taylor’s relics, the first with magnificent gemstone trophies, and the second filled-to-the-brim with couture—an enviable stockpile of clothing and accessories from Dior, YSL, Chanel, and every great maison in-between. “She loved fashion just as much as she the loved the jewelry. She would never leave the grounds of her house in Bel Air without looking completely immaculate,” explained curator Meredith Etherington-Smith. Mind blowing in both its content and range, “it shows one woman dressing to go to work, dressing to go to work as a superstar. You can’t say it’s ordinary.”
The exhibit was an enormous effort to curate as all of its lots were initially kept in an art-housing warehouse in Atlantic City. “It was full of racks in no particular order that stretched as far as the eye could see. I thought, start at one end and work your way to the other—you’ll keep finding wonderful surprises along the way. I ended up with 210 handbags and over 1,000 pieces,” explained Etherington-Smith.
Tickets for the exhibit must be ordered online to ensure arrival during specific time slots; a similar exhibit in Los Angeles sold out within days. Not surprising given the presence of Taylor’s 32 carat diamond—a geologic feat in itself. There’s also the “La Peregrina” pearl that was so highly valued upon its discovery in the 16th century that the slave who found it was granted his freedom. Additional wonders include her charm bracelet, sapphire, emerald, and ruby collections—the latter of which prompted Taylor to jump in a swimming pool after she was mirror-less and used it’s cerulean water as a looking glass to glance at her gemstone-swathed reflection. The collection has been estimated to fetch over $50 million dollars, and a portion will be donated to the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.
An emerald and diamond necklace by BULGARI, Christie'sEach of Christie’s two floors are engulfed in Taylor’s relics, the first with magnificent gemstone trophies, and the second filled-to-the-brim with couture—an enviable stockpile of clothing and accessories from Dior, YSL, Chanel, and every great maison in-between. “She loved fashion just as much as she the loved the jewelry. She would never leave the grounds of her house in Bel Air without looking completely immaculate,” explained curator Meredith Etherington-Smith. Mind blowing in both its content and range, “it shows one woman dressing to go to work, dressing to go to work as a superstar. You can’t say it’s ordinary.”
The exhibit was an enormous effort to curate as all of its lots were initially kept in an art-housing warehouse in Atlantic City. “It was full of racks in no particular order that stretched as far as the eye could see. I thought, start at one end and work your way to the other—you’ll keep finding wonderful surprises along the way. I ended up with 210 handbags and over 1,000 pieces,” explained Etherington-Smith.
Tickets for the exhibit must be ordered online to ensure arrival during specific time slots; a similar exhibit in Los Angeles sold out within days. Not surprising given the presence of Taylor’s 32 carat diamond—a geologic feat in itself. There’s also the “La Peregrina” pearl that was so highly valued upon its discovery in the 16th century that the slave who found it was granted his freedom. Additional wonders include her charm bracelet, sapphire, emerald, and ruby collections—the latter of which prompted Taylor to jump in a swimming pool after she was mirror-less and used it’s cerulean water as a looking glass to glance at her gemstone-swathed reflection. The collection has been estimated to fetch over $50 million dollars, and a portion will be donated to the Elizabeth Taylor AIDS Foundation.
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