Christian Lacroix never fails me, no matter how ridiculous or unusual his designs are. Yes, of course his Spring 2008 Couture line was amazing, breath-taking, and flat out fabulous, but one specific thing that caught my eye were his tights he incorporated throughout the line. He used different shades of blues, pinks, yellows, greens, depending on the whole outfit, and created them to fade from the color, starting at the feet, and then into white, up the thighs. They're amazing and I definitely want a pair in each color.
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Steak
So, new film out with some of our favorite musicians starring, directing and composing the film score as well. Quentin Dupieux, also known as Mr. Oizo, directed this movie about teenagers in the future who get plastic surgery to fit in. Uhhhh... so while I haven't seen the movie (and its already received terrible reviews) the talent outside of this film is great. From previews, it reminds me a little bit of A Clockwork Orange, with the outfits, gangs, drinking milk, beating people up. Who cares! Kavinsky and SebastiAn are in it, 'nuff said.
The standout track from the film is "Chivers as Female" by Oizo, SebastiAn, and Sebastien Tellier (0f Air). Watch it, don't watch it, but DO listen to this:
A Different Take on Men's Trousers
There has been a low-key phenomenon within the fashion industry and some street walkers who has embraced this idea of an "over-sized" trouser. Pleated, tapered, or just all around baggy, designers like Dior Homme, Vivienne Westwood, Bottega Veneta, Belstaff, Salvatore Ferragamo and few others have embraced this new art of "over-sized" men's trousers. Dior has taken full force of a new way of manipulating pleated dress pants by making them bulge out and come back in at the ankle.
For those of you who wants to be a part of this sensation but wants to take it down a notch, Ferragamo's "over-sized" trousers are well proportioned with less volume and is more casual, but still classy. I have only seen a few men in public wearing "over-sized" trousers and as long you can work it and pair it with a great loafers or dress-shoes, it looks amazing. Seeing a man wearing a pair on the streets with a fitted cardigan with loafers is definitely a feast for the eyes.
Its different, modern, and unique, with a classic perception.
Dior Homme
Dior Homme
Vivienne Westwood
Emanuel Engaro
Blaak
Salvatore Ferragamo
Bottega Veneta
For those of you who wants to be a part of this sensation but wants to take it down a notch, Ferragamo's "over-sized" trousers are well proportioned with less volume and is more casual, but still classy. I have only seen a few men in public wearing "over-sized" trousers and as long you can work it and pair it with a great loafers or dress-shoes, it looks amazing. Seeing a man wearing a pair on the streets with a fitted cardigan with loafers is definitely a feast for the eyes.
Its different, modern, and unique, with a classic perception.
Dior Homme
Dior Homme
Vivienne Westwood
Emanuel Engaro
Blaak
Salvatore Ferragamo
Bottega Veneta
Monday, February 18, 2008
Menswear F/W 08 - The Cropped Pant
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Post One! le Beret
One thing you should have by now but probably don't: a BERET!
Berets are eternally fashionable, they're french for goodness sakes. From high fashion chic to grummy hobo ... chic, every style can adopt this hair perfecting look.
From T to B: Marc by Marc, Betsey Johnson, Miss Sixty
(all from NY Fashion Week F/W 08)
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