Affordable Stuart Weitzman Million Dollar Sandals
It is not a joke! Keep in mind how Stuart Weitzman tends to make these actually costly sandals which are heavy on diamonds and all sorts of precious metals? A single of those, which were named “Million Dollar Shoe”, also worn by Laura Harring on the 2002 Oscars Red Carpet even produced it on a Postal Stamp (a Spanish postal stamp issued in 2009 to mark the 50th anniversary of shoes factories from Elda, Spain, where Stuart Weitzman shoes are made). And now, the Million Dollar Shoes will make it to the mainstream!
Swarovski Crystals will take the diamonds’ place and the value tag will sensibly downgrade to a 3 figures sum. The name becomes Millionairess and will be obtainable for $ 595. Here’s Natalia Vodianova as photographed by Mario Testino to represent for the Millionairess Swarovski shoes. With shoes like that, who wants clothes, huh?
Why Should Dogs Get to Wear All the Cute Clothes? Introducing CatAtelier!
We currently know there are cat fashion bloggers so it follows of course that there would also be cat fashion designers.
A couple of days ago, a friend of mine (who certainly knows me genuinely nicely) linked me to an Etsy shop known as CatAtelier, which, naturally, sells a delightful assortment of very carefully crafted ties, neckpieces and hats for felines. Both the quality of these designs and the reality that this existed totally blew my thoughts and I had to know far more. So, I reached out to the obviously talented designer for an interview and she obliged. It turns out Julie Song went to Parsons and has a BFA in illustration as nicely as a quite obedient cat. Click by way of to see her wonderful designs and learn more about who she is, how and why she got into feline fashion style, and her plans to branch out into cat clothes!
Fashionista: What is your fashion/design background?
Julie Song: I went to Parsons School of Design, and I have my BFA in Illustration. I was initially organizing to be a children’s book illustrator, but I changed my mind right after senior year. I have been sewing because I was young, but it took a while to understand that I preferred operating with clothing and costume.
Sounding Auf: A Quick Chat With Runway All-Star Anthony Williams
Project Runway‘s All Star cast lost the very first of its menfolk last night. Sadly, it was the fantastic Anthony Williams who took the fall. We spoke with the delightfully upbeat designer this afternoon about his experiences on the show, sneaking out of the contestants’ home for mussels at Cafeteria, and which of the new judges looks like Casper the Friendly Ghost.
You seemed quite prepared for poor news on the runway final night. Were you expecting to be auf’ed?
Yes. Not necessarily [prior to the runway show], but as soon as I saw all the girls leave the runway, I was like, “Mmm, that is a little too tv for me.” It was quite apparent. Right after that many girls went residence in a row, we knew the next person was gonna be a guy.
Can Modesty and Modeling Mix? Enter New Muslim Modeling Agency, Underwraps
Modeling and modesty are two words that seem mutually exclusive, but a Muslim fashion designer in New York City is trying to alter that. A new agency for Muslim models, known as Underwraps, is launching subsequent week throughout New York Fashion Week. Its goal? To prove that models can be gorgeous, stylish, and yet still preserve their religious beliefs.
Nailah Lymus is an American-born Muslim whose parents converted to Islam prior to she was born. She adheres to the modesty tenets of the religion, which demand that clothes be loose enough so as not to reveal your shape, and that generally the only body parts that can be visible are your face, hands and feet. Sound difficult? It doesn’t have to be. I chatted with Lymus this week about her background, Muslims in fashion, and her plans to launch a modeling agency.
Lymus is a self-taught designer who initially studied child improvement. Whilst interning at a boutique, she ended up designing and promoting some pieces there, and what was once a hobby suddenly got lucrative. She’s given that made it a complete time profession, and has turned her eye towards models. Especially, Muslim models.
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Cut 25 Opens Up Shop In Soho
Cut 25′s New Soho Store
“This is a lot much more trendy, a younger customer—definitely a buy-it-now kind of really feel,” stated Yigal Azrouel final night, squeezed into a fitting room on Grand Street.
The designer was thrilled to discuss his almost two-year-old line and its brand new house, a bright and bare shop on the corner of Grand and Crosby in Southern Soho. Clothes hang from angled wooden racks that can’t fairly reach the high ceilings and jagged mirrors line the walls industrial light fixtures hang from the ceiling. “It’s a friendly location that’s a lot much more open,” Azrouel mentioned, referring to the Meatpacking District retailer that carries his eponymous collection. “We want people to come here and be comfortable, really feel at residence.” The location, close to downtown brands like Opening Ceremony and Derek Lam, adds to the laid back feeling. The store itself was designed by Dror Benshetrit, an Israeli designer who developed the newly opened Soho Synagogue on Crosby Street and utilised to spearhead a collection of residence goods for Target.
Aside from the complete Cut 25 collection, the space will provide Stila cosmetics, restricted-range Worth & Worth hats, and eye-catching jewelry by Holst & Lee (which just take place to be featured in our March issue). Each addition reflects a bit of the label’s light-spirited method to sophisticated dressing.
Crystal Renn Is Still Being Peppered With Questions About Her Weight Loss
On ET these days, Crystal Renn was asked, as usual, about her weight loss. She gave the same articulate answer she usually does — she had an consuming disorder, followed by years as a plus-size model, and then gradually started to shed weight after a hiking trip in Patagonia got her interested in exercising once more. (ET then ran the interview with the headline “Crystal Renn Reveals Truth About Her Weight Loss,” as if she’d admitted to getting a tapeworm or one thing.) She’s been a stable, wholesome size for a whilst now, which is an anomaly in the modeling globe.
The week I let my boyfriend dress me – day five!
Ladies and gents, right after 5 days, we’ve hit crisis point. It all started so well, but as I discovered these days, the key to keeping my boyfriend interested in this complete challenge lies in not waking him up early in order to pick out the clothes.
Letting my boyfriend dress me only functions if the outfit is picked the night ahead of. Otherwise, I finish up dressed like this…
Now, my colleagues tell me I’m overreacting. In reality, one particular even stated I looked good, so possibly I’m searching for drama where there is none (it would not be the initial time). The truth is my boyfriend’s carried out so effectively at this challenge so far that I’ve been struggling to choose fault.
Natalia Vodianova’s Stella McCartney Spring Summer 2012 Ad Campaign
And one more model who’s keeping it tight beneath the fashion radar! (final I bear in mind we had been talking about her divorce & a lot more, weren’t we?) Natalia Vodianova is this Spring Summer 2012 ad campaign spokesperson for Stella McCartney.
The ad campaign falls in this season’s trends with delicate flowers all around – except for the clothing. It’s an fascinating way of showcasing the collection, in a 70s mood, with a small assist from Mert and Marcus – I’m having a hard time concentrating on the clothes, although – am I the only one particular? Oh, and Natalia with sunglasses on is totally unrecognizable – is it the fringe, the campaign pose?
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