Showing posts with label stella mccartney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stella mccartney. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Operation Desert Storm

Stella McCartney Fall 2010
 Perusing through the latest edition of Harper's Bazaar and saw a section entitled: How to Wear Camel. I immediately thought of the several fall 2010 fashion shows from Michael Kors which featured all the textured camel-colored sweaters to the Chloe trench coats. Invest in a trench or blazer (since it will essentially go with everything) and pair it with either black pencil for a crisp look, or wear a camel sweater dress with brown leather slouchy boots for a more casual feel. Hopefully I will depart from my beloved black ensembles and embrace camel this fall.

Dries Van Noten Fall 2010   

Chloe Fall 2010
Chloe Fall 2010
Chloe Fall 2010
Michael Kors Fall 2010
Michael Kors Fall 2010
Michael Kors Fall 2010

Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Stella McCartney Teams Up with Baby Gap & Gap Kids!



Who says kids are too young to be in designer? Now kids can wear designer for a fraction of the cost because Stella McCartney has teamed up with Baby Gap and Gap Kids to produce a line of hip childrenswear! The collection features designs for both girls and boys (infants to 12 years old), with prices ranging from $30 to $128. In a news release, McCartney states, "It's a reflection of my brand – there are pieces that are classic and very sort of timeless and hopefully very chic and then there are pieces that are the kind you chuck in the washing machine and they get better with time." From blazers for little boys, to tulle skirts for the little girls, there is a definite look for every child. My favorite piece? Of course, how could I resist the Michael Jackson inspired marching band jacket? The collection is available now at select Gap stores, so get it before it sells out!









Wednesday, October 7, 2009

Paris Fashion Week: Stella McCartney Spring 2010



I've seen so many pantsuits gone wrong, but when I saw Stella McCartney's take on the pantsuit, I couldn't get enough. The collection was filled with basics such as pants, blazers, tanks, and dresses-but they were far from boring. The playful ruffled and pleated dresses, long boyfriend blazers, romantic lacey tops, and loose-fitted trousers are perfect for the sophisticated woman. McCartney's collection proves that a woman doesn't need to dress over-the-top to be fashionable.







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