Marc, oh Marc, what exactly are you doing? I just found out that you have a t-shirt with Hillary Clinton’s face on it, and that’s not even the worse part. You are actually charging money for it, $38 that is, meaning people are expected to buy it. And, If you do buy a Marc Jacobs for Hillary tee all the proceeds go to her campaign. I for one, have a couple of problems with MJ’s little foray into political paraphernalia.
Last week I had the pleasure of interviewing Rob Diament from Temposhark, and awesome band I wrote about a few weeks ago. Being my first actual interview, I think ever, I was obviously really nervous, but Rob was totally sweet, charming, and let’s face it, he knows his shit. We chatted not only about Temposhark’s upcoming album The Invisible Line, but about the internet’s effect on music, music’s effect on fashion (and vice versa), and— well, you’ll have to read the interview to find out what else, but I promise it’s worth it! Continue Reading…
When I think of Vivienne Westwood’s collections, it’s more about the artistic nature of her creations and the subtle performance each piece of clothing puts on as it is swept down the runway on some lanky model than anything else. In a Ready-to-Wear collection however everyone wants practicality, and that is why Westwood’s designs can be shocking to the untrained eye, but I however see loads of practicality in Vivienne Westwood’s tribal inspire Autumn/Winter 2008 line. Continue Reading…
I count myself as a fairly fashionably person, whether that’s how others see me is up for debate, but for the purpose of this argument, let’s say I am. While surfing through the Forever 21 website, something I haven’t done in a while, I stumbled across these beauties (at least they would have the potential of being beauties if connected to an actual shirt) in their Twelve by Twelve collection.
The new Harper’s Bazaar has Lindsey Lohan on the cover, but its Freja Beha and Alber Elbaz, or should I say Freja in a gorgeous emerald Lanvin dress created by Alber, in the “Brights” fashion editorial is what’s really memorable. Freja is sporting extra cute curls, a nice shift from her normal choppy pixie cut, and the Lanvin gown just looks magical.
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