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Sh*t Fashion Girls Say
…at New York Fashion Week
The Platform channel on YouTube is killing it with their Sh*t Fashion Girls Say series. They’re hilarious and I’m utterly obsessed with the bearded lady.
“Fashion Week is the only time I go above 14th Street.”
“I’m on my way to Lincoln Center. I’m on my way to Milk.”
“If this outfit doesn’t get me on the Street Style blogs…I give up!”
“Do you think Tommy Ton would wanna shoot these shoes?”
“If you stand at the right your name goes in the caption.”
“Is this a little too CeeLo Green?”
“My scheg is cray cray.”
“She said she was wearing Jason Wu. It was Jason Wu for Target.”
“If you’re not in the first two rows, you don’t matter.”
“Who handles the PR for this show? It’s mega disorganized.”
“How do you say Andrej Pejić? Andrej Pejić makes me question a lot of things.”
“These are cab-to-curb heels only.”
“I’m worries that they’re gonna think we’re PR because we’re wearing all black.”
“It was a great collection. Terrible styling.”
“If you had to be one Prabal, Preen or Proenza Schouler, who would you be?”
“What are you doing between Wang and Altuzarra?”
“Victoria Beckham is a space alien from Planet Fashion.”
“Oh my God chic! Chic-i-i-hee-ee! Che-eek! She’s putting the chic back into chic. Super chic. It’s almost too chic. You’re bringing chic to the next lev, hashtag chic-to-next-lev.”
“She’s still wearing the Miu Miu glitter booties.”
“The collection was meh, but the party was totes amaze!”
“Off duty, my booty!”
“I’m gonna be late!” *click*click*click*
In case you missed it! Here is Sh*t Fashion Girls Say Part One and Part Two
Totes amaze hashtag dying
New York Fashion Week
My NYFW Trip In A Nutshell
…or ten Instagram photos
Confession time. I’m addicted to Twitter, and now I’m also addicted to Instagram. During my 10-day trip to New York for Fashion Week I posted 96 photos on Instagram, which were fed through Twitter as well. So if you don’t follow me on Twitter or Instagram, here’s a 10-photo-recap of my trip.
Click Here to see the other 86, and to follow me on Instagram.
…and, that’s a wrap!
See you next season.
New York Fashion Week
GANT by Michael Bastian F/W 12
The collection was inspired by Michael Bastian’s personal memories and experiences of living in Boston during his college years in the mid ’80s, and the unique style of the time. In term, these memories brought a classic preppy style with sport utility and a kiss of MOD revival.
“Looking back, despite the fact that we were all broke college students, I think we always felt we were very lucky to be together and sharing these experiences in this great city.”
In addition, he added an extra layer to the collection — the idea of luck and the concept of having a lucky day. Bastian is a big believe in certain objects possessing a kind of good energy. Even if its a lucky coin you keep in your pocket all the time, not necessarily to pull luck towards you, but as a reminder to be open to the good things in the world. A kind of friendly talisman reminding you that luck is what you make of it.
In that spirit, the brand has created a special coin that is on the hangtag of every piece of clothing in the collection. In hopes the wearer puts it in their pocket or key ring, and use it as a reminder that luck is always around the corner if you just look for it.
The presentation was divided into the following themes: Snowglobe Box, Mod Room, Illusion Wall, Graffiti Wall, and Boxing Ring. As you can see from the video I’ve created, this presentation was one hell of a party. I walked in and felt like I was walking into a set of a holiday commercial. There was a DJ with great music, camera flashes everywhere, a bar, and snow coming down from the ceiling. Such a phenomenal way to end Fashion Week.
New York Fashion Week
The Levi’s F/W 2012 Spectacle
The Levi’s brand (which I wear constantly on What I Wore) launched its first ever global collection during New York Fashion Week at SoHo’s landmark, Mercer 82.
Before the runway show, guests were guided through an art-gallery-like space in which key looks from the collection were showcased. Each vignette was different from the next. Like the wooden frames holding up video cameras taping different angles of a Levi’s canvas bag and projecting it through a monitor above it. Or my personal favorite: the frozen jeans inside huge blocks of ice. Every vignette possessed an individual quality in its presentation.
The runway show was inspired by the ritual of “getting dressed” and built around classic and refined styles with sharp clean aesthetics tailored to perfection. Some models walked out on to the runway in underwear, and got dressed on stage before taking their turn down the catwalk. The collection was based on a more refined and tailored look, bringing an entirely new perspective to the brand. The designs were inspired by the idea of craftsmanship, honesty and authenticity — honoring tradition while defying convention, and re-defining the iconic Levi’s brand.
This was without a doubt one of the most entertaining runway shows I have ever attended, and one of my absolute favorite this season.
New York Fashion Week
Tadashi Shoji F/W 2012
This was by far one of my favorite collections from Tadashi Shoji. What I love most about this designer is his ability to offer colors and silhouettes to such a wide audience.
The mood for the collection was kind of gloomy, or as the designer put it himself, “The feeling is ominous, as if something is coming.” Shoji drew inspiration from the Golden Age of Shanghai which is apparent in a series of drop-waist dresses done in digital floral prints taken from a Chinese painting. The show closed with a striking black velvet gown with beaded lace embroidery at the neck, scalloped sequins and chiffon “shutters”. Simply stunning!
There is no denying that Tadashi Shoji has his feet in the right place, and with the Academy Awards just around the corder, these dresses could score another red-carpet revolution.
New York Fashion Week
Norma Kamali F/W 2012
Norma Kamali has always stayed ahead of the curve when it comes to, not just style, but also technology. The designer showed her collection last season in a 3D film inspired by Werner Herzog’s documentary Cave of Forgotten Dreams. She also launched a 3D-enabled shopping site, where shoppers can check out her clothes while wearing chic 3D glasses. So it comes as no surprise, that the designer would introduce yet another innovative way to showcase her Fall/Winter 2012 collection.
Norma presented her collection on giant “glamazon” cutouts while showing a film in the background.
“I love film and the idea of showing what real women look like when they put on clothes they love”
The designer revisited the late 30’s by infusing a playful sensibility to dresses, coats, and jackets. I saw a lot of reds, which I loved, but she also played with grays, some plaids and polka-dots. My favorite part was the accessories, which included chic turbans and fingerless gloves.
KamaliKulture — the label’s new under $100 online-only collection — was also presented at the show.
