FASHION Magazine
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The L.A. look: Peep the 5 stunning outfits Kate donned this weekend
Tinseltown inducted its newest stars this weekend, as Will and Kate graced the city for a hot 72 hours. The couple made appearances at several events, including the BAFTA Brits to Watch gala, where they schmoozed with the likes of Nicole Kidman, J-Lo, and Jennifer Garner; a charity polo match that Will won (and that he was rewarded for with a kiss!); and an inner-city arts class, where they painted pretty pictures. It seems as if Kate pulled out all the stops for the short visit and with good reason: in the town where red carpets are whipped out as frequently as cellphones, a star on the ups has got to shine. We daresay she outshone all of the others. By a long-shot.
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Fashion news: First look at Lanvin for H&M, pranksters try to ban Ed Hardy
Four looks from Lanvin‘s collection for H&M have been revealed and they look, well, pretty Lanvin-ish. [The Cut]
Jennifer Lopez and her two-year-old twins Max and Emme will be the face of Gucci‘s new childrenswear line. [Vogue UK]
In the same pint-sized vein, the success of kids fashion lines from labels such Gucci, Jean Paul Gaultier, Fendi and Missoni signals one the first signs of growth since the beginning of the recession. [New York Times]
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Fashion news: Zac Posen keeps collaborating, so does Target, and is Gaga the reincarnation of a Canadian disco star?
Oh my word! Zac Posen has another collaboration. This one is with jewellery designer Pamela Love and features iris- and morning glory-shaped earrings, rings, brooches and necklaces with knife-like stamen. And you don’t have to wait or cross a border for this one: The pieces are available right now on Opening Ceremony‘s website. [Refinery 29]
And speaking of daily collaboration announcements: Target has one in the works with print masters Liberty of London. The line of fashion, accessories, home decor and more launches in March. [WWD]
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Ruffian designs Anthropologie line, Burberry gets digital, and celebrity designers in trouble
Burberry is hopping on the social-media bandwagon with their Burberry Prorsum runway show. It will be simulcast live from London Fashion Week at live.burberry.com at 1:30 p.m. EST today. The brand recently launched Facebook and Twitter accounts, and is set to create a site called “Art of the Trench,” where loyal fans can contribute photos of themselves in their classic nova-check coats. [Racked] [YouTube]
Celebrity clothing lines are being hit hard by the recession. Anna Wintour, and we’re sure many others, is pleased by the economic situation, saying it will weed out the weak. “Every D-level celebrity who thought they could make a quick buck by designing a handbag or whatever is going to disappear,” she said. Stars who don’t seem to have staying power (at least in the design world) include Justin Timberlake, Lauren Conrad and Jennifer Lopez. [WSJ]
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