Showing posts with label Chic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chic. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

God save the Punk!

Who’s That Boy Iris Strubegger in Hercules FallWinter 2010 John Galliano (style.com)Dolce & Gabanna Alexander McQueenCarlos Miele Chanel Christian CotaChristian DiorDouglas HannantErdemHouse of HollandMalandrinoMarchesaNaeem KhanNina RicciPreenSonia RykielValentinoEmina

Friday, October 30, 2009

Reunion with Aphrodite

Draping, pleats and folds of Venetian inspiration in the new season. The long, steamy Greco-Roman-inspired gowns are, without doubt, a classic red carpet events. We are not surprised to see Angelina Jolie, Sienna Miller or Megan Fox with goddess dresses inspired by ancient Greece. Moreover, the rise of the ridge coincides with a summer marked by the omnipresence of the influential designer

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Crazy Summer waiting for you!

Alexander McQueen (coutorture.com)Gorgeous - Valentino3.1 Phillip LimAlexander McQueenAlexander McQueenBurberryChanelChloeComme des GarçonsDerek LamChristian DiorDolce & GabbanaDries Van NotenEmilio PucciFendiGiambattista ValliGivenchyGucciHermesJean Paul GaultierJil SanderLanvinLuellaLouis VuittonMarc by Marc JacobsMarc JacobsMarniMarniMiu MiuNina Ricci Oscar de la RentaPradaProenza

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Oh, my... Corset!

Bottega VenetaChristian DiorChristian DiorDolce & GabbanaDoo RiAntonio Berardi Antonio BerardiAntonio BerardiBasso & BrookeBottega Veneta Dolce & GabbanaDolce & GabbanaElie TahariHerve LegerIsaac MizrahiJulian LouieMarc by Marc JacobsPhiRebecca TaylorThakoon PanichgulTulehTulehvia style.com and nymag.com

Monday, September 28, 2009

They are just business

I’m back! Just to kiss you, darlings!A working meeting, a meeting in the office ... Based on four garments it, interpret it in the rentrée key fall looks more compelling. (via vogue.es) Fever origami dress by Amaya ArzuagaMiguel Palacio gloves, Hermes agenda and Blackberry BoldWatch Cuervo and Nephews Brown leather bag

Tuesday, August 11, 2009

The Best of...

…what lies ahead!Although we still think in terms of mini dresses and bikinis, we can not deny the evidence: the winter is just around the corner. In Vogue.es forward you the very best of everything that lies ahead. Our list of the Marc Jacobs opens that far from 80 years to revisit the use of colors and elegant lady winks. Insurmountable.Although it is not merely a collection of autumn-winter

Friday, August 7, 2009

Woodstock

Woodstock...On the 40th anniversary of the legendary festival recover everything in a style that marked an era.40 years ago, a couple of friends from New York who used to go to the meadows of Woodstock to escape the harsh events that hit the American imagination, thought it would be a good idea to organize some open-air

Wednesday, August 5, 2009

Fall 2009

Someone once said - the autumn collections, as well as men, women always expected too much, and those that fail ...You must agree with me, this is different!Party Like It's1983 The eighties—the decade that fashion won't forget. Marc Jacobs led the latest revival with an unapologetic dose of New York nightclub nostalgia (

Thursday, July 23, 2009

ADN de la Mode

Le Show sexy de VersaceAmazing 64-page editorial in the August issue of Vogue Paris shot by Inez & Vinoodh and curated by the magazine’s editor-in-chief Carine Roitfeld, Emmanuelle Alt and Joe McKenna. 64 looks, 64 brands, from Calvin Klein to Yohji Yamamoto to YSL to Balmain, each look creates an iconic image that

Friday, July 17, 2009

Unzipped!

Seasonal garments exhibit a complex of zippersThere is no doubt that the zipper is essentially practical. It helps us shake off or put clothes on quickly and easily. However, designers opt catwalk this season by adding an artistic element to this that often goes unnoticed.Donatella Versace is one of the main advocates of this trend is inspired by the study of the radical seventies. The Italian

Thursday, July 16, 2009

Choose your favourite...

Dreaming with RousseauHibiscus and tropical prints that come from the distant lands of the tropics.Legendary French painters like Henri Rousseau and Gaugain moved to the remote lands of Polynesia to attempt to capture its unique vegetation and a palette full of mystery. Thus, hibiscus, the flower is typical of tropical and subtropical palms and lush forests reached our old Europe, captivating and