Following the Ourasi high top, up start sneaker brand Ateliers Arthur offers a look into three different lower cut styles from their debut collection. Up top is the Optimus, in full-grain nappa leather with patent leather toe cap options. Second in line is the Padre, in full-grain nappa leather with some casual, nautical influences. [...]
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Score another win for Martin Margiela and his paint splattered “Replica” German army sneakers. In the latest iteration, MMM hits a laceless version of the trainer with “some methodically aimless strokes of matte paint” for Barney’s New York. Sure you could do this yourself. But you didn’t. (GQ) © 2010 Highsnobiety for Titel Media. Author: Pete [...]
Jennifer Aniston and Gerard Butler’s movie, The Bounty Hunter, comes out March 19. While the thought of seeing Jen and Gerry steaming it up on screen – and in W magazine! – is exciting, I’m more so crushing on Jen’s mainstay Salvatore Ferragamo Sofia bag ($1,890). If a purse were compared to a mullet – business in front, party in back – this bag would be it. How so? The structured flap-front makes it appropriate for business settings, while the long shoulder strap and less-structured back, seen here, make it perfect for going out . . . and sexy escapades.
I’ve said it before, I’ll say it again: Proenza Schouler’s Spring collection kicks ass. I dream of a Spring filled with tie-dye, aquatic hues, and chic surfwear. Unfortunately for me, my wallet isn’t as sophisticated as my taste. But there’s hope; a Fab reader tipped us off to a Proenza-esque piece from Target, similar in print to this top, that will look amazing come sunny days.
These Xhilaration Tie Dye Print Board Swim Bottoms ($15) look like a sporty extension of Proenza Schouler’s Spring line, no? So as not to be too matchy matchy, I’d pair it with a solid print top, maybe gray or white, and a sharp black blazer for polish. Surf, here I come.
In New York last month, Marc Jacobs broke the unwritten rules of the runway and chose a handful of real women to model his fall 2010 looks. Today in Paris, where he showed his collection for Louis Vuitton, the designer went in the opposite direction, casting models of the “super” variety. Laetitia Casta opened the show, while model icon Elle Macpherson ended it. In between, Bar Rafaeli, Alessandra Ambrosio, and Adriana Lima walked the [...] Heya, bronze (and not-so-bronze) goddesses. After several days of near-freezing temps, it’s a balmy 58 degrees here in Northern California today, YES! After wearing a great Michael Kors look to the Oscars on Sunday and landing the cover of Vogue this month, Tina Fey continued her fashion surge when she wore a floral dress to the Nineteenth Annual Bunny Hop hosted by Society of the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center at FAO Schwarz in New York last night. She completed the bright spring look with opaque black tights and black pumps. Are you wearing prints for spring? Read more posts by Sharon Clott Filed Under: look of the day, tina fey
Green Label Sound releases its first single of 2010 – “Sleep Paralysist” by Austin based synth-pop outfit Neon Indian. The track was recorded and produced in collaboration with Chris Taylor of Grizzly Bear in Brooklyn at Taylor’s Terrible Studios. |
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