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Fall Fur'y
Outerwear is going tactile for Fall/Winter 2011 as with the onset of the chilly temps right around the corner, we will be seeing more cold weather apparel adorned with wild & woolly patches of fur, both faux & real. Big statement coats or chic vests worn with skinny jeans and stilettos will be the perfect pairing as opposed to opting for colors of the rainbow. Head to toe neutrals in black, brown, beige & gray are the way to go... During fashion week 2011, American designer Peter Som, blew the runway away with his unique take on the common fur coat by deciding to fur the sleeves only on these absolutely unique & dramatic pieces.
Tibi of New York has an amazingly diverse selection of fresh fashions, for instance they offer the ultimate in utility chic in this Tibi's fur coat combo'd with rich wool felt that has detachable sleeves and bottom panel that converts this garment into a flirty cropped fur jacket.
My personal fave comes from Burberry Prorsum which to me has captured an ultimately vintage aesthetic with their double breasted, wool tweed trench coat with black fox fur panels. It only goes for about $3,950.00. It's a gorgeous coat, but geeze oh' peets that's pretty pricey!
Whether you like it or not, cruelty free fur is taking a back seat to the real deal this year because 'fur' is trending hot! Global retail sales for fur were up more than 5% putting sales at over 14 billions in spite of the current recession.
pics: atouchofluxe.com, tumblr.com, polyvore.com, flickr.com
Tibi of New York has an amazingly diverse selection of fresh fashions, for instance they offer the ultimate in utility chic in this Tibi's fur coat combo'd with rich wool felt that has detachable sleeves and bottom panel that converts this garment into a flirty cropped fur jacket.
My personal fave comes from Burberry Prorsum which to me has captured an ultimately vintage aesthetic with their double breasted, wool tweed trench coat with black fox fur panels. It only goes for about $3,950.00. It's a gorgeous coat, but geeze oh' peets that's pretty pricey!
Whether you like it or not, cruelty free fur is taking a back seat to the real deal this year because 'fur' is trending hot! Global retail sales for fur were up more than 5% putting sales at over 14 billions in spite of the current recession.
pics: atouchofluxe.com, tumblr.com, polyvore.com, flickr.com
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Friday, August 5, 2011
Fashion In Film Friday - Clueless
The 1995 movie 'Clueless' starring Alicia Silverstone & the late Brittany Murphy was surprisingly an instant box office hit given the mediocrity of the storyline. The plot surrounds a group of Beverly Hills teenage girls who are gorgeous, popular & wealthy high school fashionistas on the hunt for the opposite sex. This popular 90's film had the same impact on slang trends as the movie 'Valley Girls' did in the 80's. The girls of Clueless were definitely the modern day version of 'Vals'.
Aside from the jargon catching on, the clothing styles in 'Clueless' made it the fashion film of the year and the title was totally earned by costume designer Mona May who came up with the sixty different wardrobe changes for Silverstone's character.
May stated in an interview with Nylon Magazine that her designs for the movie Clueless were greatly influenced by runway shows. She said the tricky part was bringing haute couture to the classroom setting & having it fit in. Her designs for the film were fresh, outrageous & soon after the movie was released the trends were catching on. Berets were back with a passion. Baby doll dresses with puffy sleeves, otherwise known as 'cute baby wear', micro minis with tights, slip dresses worn over t-shirts, plaid two piece mini skirt suits and thigh high stockings worn with platform Mary Jane's were big fashion fare the year this film came out...
Although the fashion styles of the movie 'Clueless' were so sixteen years ago, elements of them pop up here and there, every now and then and sooner or later it's going to be back around again!
pics: impawards.com, stylesectionla.com, twolittlebirdsboutique.blogspot.com, bagsol.info.com, 3.bp.blogspot.com
Aside from the jargon catching on, the clothing styles in 'Clueless' made it the fashion film of the year and the title was totally earned by costume designer Mona May who came up with the sixty different wardrobe changes for Silverstone's character.
May stated in an interview with Nylon Magazine that her designs for the movie Clueless were greatly influenced by runway shows. She said the tricky part was bringing haute couture to the classroom setting & having it fit in. Her designs for the film were fresh, outrageous & soon after the movie was released the trends were catching on. Berets were back with a passion. Baby doll dresses with puffy sleeves, otherwise known as 'cute baby wear', micro minis with tights, slip dresses worn over t-shirts, plaid two piece mini skirt suits and thigh high stockings worn with platform Mary Jane's were big fashion fare the year this film came out...
Although the fashion styles of the movie 'Clueless' were so sixteen years ago, elements of them pop up here and there, every now and then and sooner or later it's going to be back around again!
pics: impawards.com, stylesectionla.com, twolittlebirdsboutique.blogspot.com, bagsol.info.com, 3.bp.blogspot.com
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