| The Queen V In the mid-1990s, Vivienne Westwood badly wanted to work for the house of Dior, a position that eventually deservedly, many felt went to John Galliano. Westwood’s slashing of the establishment during her punk heyday was impossible to square with her desire to produce immaculate French seams. She had begun to harp on the merits of traditional tailoring, oblivious that the fashion world had taken up the waif. Whether or not Dior executives viewed her seriously, she had enough baggage to keep he... nytimes.com |
Natalia's Pretty Things The supermodel Natalia Vodianova had her big moment this couture season: showing her lingerie line for the French brand Etam. nytimes.com |
Sean Connery-hosted runway show is mad for plaid Sean Connery celebrated Scotland's eclectic style this week with a fashion show in New York featuring celebrities, athletes and wounded war veterans in modernised kilts, capes and beanies from Scotland's top designers.Connery... nzherald.co.nz |
Barefoot and Billowing At Maison Rabih Kayrouz the styles were perfect for summer but a surprise for a winter couture collection. nytimes.com |
London’s Bright Idea Is Color At London Fashion Week, young designers often have corporate sponsorships, which may affect their willingness to take risks. nytimes.com |