Now that NYFW has come to a close, and we’re well into Londo, instead of continuing to ask “what’s next?” (because there is much more to come!), I’d like to pause for a moment and take stock of the next big things. My favorite sure-to-be trends, courtesy of some of the most influential designers not …
It would be a grave understatement to say that Marc Jacobs has simply earned his stripes as a designer. In his two decades as a defying force in the fashion world, he has made a number of intelligent references to his newbie days at Perry Ellis (hello, grunge!). But only right in time for Spring …
Marc Jacobs’ Fall ’12 show was a tour de force of floppy, Dr. Seuss top hats, kooky rhinestone pilgrim shoes, high-impact volume, and wack-tastic furry coats. So, now that it’s off the runway and bursting into real life, is the zaniness just as contagious?
I must admit: I’m torn! This hot-pink sweater is all-out …
Acacia Cotton-Twill Blazer
On Net-a-Porter for $1,335.
Rebecca Taylor Summer Blossom Top
On Shopbop $175.
DL1961 Kate Crop Jeans
On Shopbop fro $168.
Burak Uyan Color-Block Cutout Leather Sandals
On Net-a-Porter $995.
Marc Jacobs Eugenie Quilted Clutch
On Neiman Marcus for $495.
WWD has just announced the return of Grunge for Fall 2012. Are you ready for the return of the dumpster-chic kinderwhore? According to WWD, you’d better be! Dressing like a ragamuffin is it this fall.
I dabbled in grunge-glam in the nineties, courtesy of Marc Jacobs, who in 1992 said “Grunge style is about doing …
