I am obsessed with the prints that Proenza Schouler chose for their collection this season. The dresses that mix the sold tops with the print bottoms are my favorites. I like their fun but grown up approach to style this season, I feel like it's more for the cooler lady than the cooler girl, which is awesome. Proenza is one of my favorite designers, and after such an amazing fall collection, I think their spring collection lives up to the hype of how great this duo is.
Showing posts with label Spring 2012 RTw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Spring 2012 RTw. Show all posts
September 26, 2011
September 23, 2011
NYFW: Karen Walker, Rachel Zoe, L'Wren Scott, Lyn Devon and Sophie Theallet
Here's five collections that I think epitomize feminine style. These collections were not heavy on street wear but focused more on sleek and elegant dresses. With the exception of Rachel Zoe, who is now known for designing clothes that are funky, these pieces all feel very classic to me in shape and sophisticated in style. Also, I am loving all the prints Karen Walker used, they are stunning, and the first two especially seem especially fun and girly.
Karen Walker
NYFW: Red Carpet Stunners from Marchesa, Reem Acra and Carolina Herrera
Here are some gorgeous dresses (and a few day dresses) that I really hope end up on the red carpet. While I know some of the Marchesa ones are way too outlandish to make anything but the worst dressed list (ie: the dress Charotte Free is rocking), I put them in this post because they are gorgeous in theory, just maybe not at the Oscars. Reem Acra's dresses are glittery and feminine, and one reminds me of the dress Cameran Diaz wore to the Oscars a la Oscar de la Renta. And Carolina Herrera's bird print is to die for.
Marchesa
September 22, 2011
NYFW: Sweet Enough to Eat at Jill Stuart and Preen
Jill Stuart and Preen really did an amazing job utilizing pastels this season. Both collections presented some gorgeous clothing, and I am loving the soft yellows and pinks, not to mention the palm tree print Jill Stuart put to use.
Jill Stuart
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