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Fashion news: Prada fantasies, seaside Rihanna and Miss Moss
Have you been counting the super colourful Prada fur stoles in the front rows at the fall shows too? Take a click through their fab fantasy look book. [Fashion Gone Rogue]
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Fall 2011: Best in show
After a long and exhausting month of shows (it’s a hard life… we know), we’ve finally had a few minutes to digest the thrills and frills that we saw on the runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris. So, here they are. Our top ten hits, in no particular order. (Ordering them would be like choosing favourite children, and we simply CANNOT go that far… )
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MFW diary: Front row style
For those of you⎯like our chicer than chic editor-in-chief, Bernadette Morra⎯who are jet setting off to Paris today, here are my top spots for what people are wearing in the front row this season. If you must pack light⎯and you must⎯here are your absolute essentials:
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MFW diary: Miuccia’s mashups soar to new heights at Prada
Stuffed full of pasta—my favourite, Spaghetti Rosa once again—and a good Chianti, I can now happily digest both my dinner and the Prada collection. Prada shows have a tendency to get overly scrutinized so I’ll try some free association. When I think of the super-strong collection that just blasted by me, three little words instantly come to mind: innocent, fresh and modern. Okay, and a few more: the return of the coat dress, the swishy sound of saucer-size sequins as they waft by, the subtly beautiful blush pastel colour palette mixed with strong and clear reds. I loved Miuccia’s typical mashups of ‘20s, ‘40s and ‘60s, exaggerated swimcaps and goggles… or are they aviator hats? I promised I wouldn’t over-think.
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MFW diary: Luxe, luscious and lusty… what else would you expect from a Gucci show?
Talk about hitting the ground running. I’ve been in Milan for only a few hours and have already made une petite purchase at Lanvin (the store opened today just in time for my arrival!) perused Prada, Miu Miu and Marni (my holy trinity) and am now surreal-y sipping champers waiting for Gucci to start! Tough job but someone’s gotta do it. I’m in hyper mode and beyond thankful that the airplane gods granted me 3 seats across and I actually for the very-first-time ever slept on the flight over. The usual suspects are here, the sun is shining brilliantly (an anomaly for this time of year in Milan) so… let the games begin!
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Celeb Poll: Shala Monroque rocks the Prada fur stole. Do you like her look?
It’s not even spring yet, but Miuccia’s crazily coloured, patterned and striped fur stoles have already started popping up on everyone from Marc Jacobs to Anna Dello Russo. It-girl Shala Monroque (pictured here with Dasha Zukova) rocked the look at the Valentino spring couture show this week, with a Perfecto jacket and virtually no bottoms. Love it? Hate it? Vote, after the jump!
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Fashion news: Miuccia may be going public, but she’ll never go mass!
By Meagan Wilson She’s no Alber. Miuccia Prada denounces any chance of a potential fast fashion collaboration. [WWD ] Christian Louboutin is creating a pair of custom red-bottom skates for Johnny Weir. You’d take a pair of shoes over an Olympic medal, right? [Nymag] More Miuccia! After rumours floating around for nearly a decade, Prada […]
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Fashion news: Knicks player to launch line with Rachel Roy, and Joan Rivers says Prada hates America
Up-and-comer Arizona Muse posed in Marrakesh for YSL‘s spring campaign. The American model will also star in Prada’s spring ads. [The Fashion Spot]
“Lady Gaga wants to look crazy — her next outfit I know is going to be surf and turf. It’s the ones that think they look great, and you go, “Are you out of your mind?” Or the ones who have become total fashion victims. I just think Prada should be shut down, and truly I think they hate Americans. I think they’re still angry at us for WWII.” More of Joan Rivers‘s bon mots at the link. [The Cut]
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Fashion news: Fashion Toast jewellery, Lindsey Wixson will wear Wu to prom, volcanic scents, and more
Lindsey Wixson is one lucky 16-year-old: Jason Wu will be designing her prom dress. [Vogue, via Fashionologie]
Rumi Neely of the blog Fashion Toast has teamed up with Dannijo to design a six-piece collection of edgy jewellery. [Refinery 29]
Mongolian granite sidewalks, Prada Hydro wires and a luxury shampoo recycler? The Globe & Mail spoofs Yorkville‘s facelift. (At least we think it’s a spoof.) [Globe and Mail]
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The daily steal: Camel skirt, $70
There are some very cute skirts channelling the fall Prada collection on Zara’s website right now, and this wool-blend one ($70, zara.com) will look charmingly schoolmarm-ish with a nubby crewneck sweater, slim leather belt and pointed heels.
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Dispatch from Milan: Bananarama at Prada
Half the fun and mystery of attending a Prada show is trying to navigate your way to your seat. (This season it was plastic fantastic safety-orange seat covers on plywood bleachers.) The other half is listening to everyone speculate about what Mrs Prada will show (or, immediately after, to try and digest what just whipped down the runway!)
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