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NY Fashion Week Day 4 Halfway through Fashion Week, fierce fitted looks
NEW YORK — It's time for the well-heeled women who shop from New York Fashion Week runways to pull themselves up by their bootstraps — preferably Christian Louboutins — and carry off clothes rooted in strength, confidence and even toughness.
NY Fashion Week Day 3 Trends: Military looks and drama
NEW YORK — Fashion's top brass seems to like the military look for next fall. Three days into the seasonal previews at New York Fashion Week Saturday, sharp-shouldered styles for the urban brigade have emerged as a trend.
NY Fashion Week Day 2 Fashion's newness coming from old-school Hollywood
NEW YORK — Marlene Dietrich is having a moment. The runways of New York Fashion Week are paying homage to the late star's sultry, glamorous but sometimes slightly mannish style.
NY Fashion Week Day 1 Wearable, sellable looks for fall
NEW YORK — Fashion designers, retailers, editors and stylists settled into their routines Thursday for eight days of previews at New York Fashion Week with barely a blink at all the photographers' flashes: a sign of business-as-usual stability.
Inside and Out
Look of old Hollywood glamour is a modern favorite
In the Hollywood landscape of new, new, new, what really stands out is that today's starlets still emulate the looks of classic screen beauties, including Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe and Rita Hayworth, who ruled the red carpet in the 1950s.
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Tony Duquette, the fine jewelry, furniture, interiors and Hollywood set designer whose personal motto was "more is more," died in 1999. But his over-the-top naturalistic style endures in the new limited-edition Tony Duquette for Coach collection.
The 20-piece collection is priced from $48 to $498 and includes a... Read More
Forget heavy, Cleopatra cat-eye makeup. It may be a sultry and exotic look, but right now is all about the kitten eye.
Although this tamer version requires less product and skill than the cat eye, working with liquid eyeliner in any capacity can be daunting.
I tapped celebrity makeup artist Kayleen McAdams,... Read More
In an era when "Angry Birds" can hardly get along, it's nice to see someone extending an olive branch _ or, even better, a chic accessory. A Peace Treaty, a brand founded by Farah Malik (a Pakistani Muslim) and Dana Arbib (a Libyan Jew), offers hand-crafted items from artisans in impoverished regions (like cashmere... Read More
Symmetry's overrated. And dressing all matchy-matchy was sweet when grandma did it (rocking those pumps that matched the cardigan that matched the clip-on earrings), but not today. So we're loving Chooze shoes' creative footwear, with a right shoe that varies in color or pattern from the left. (They also invest... Read More
Some women don't wear perfume, they say, because they are wary of chemicals in the formulas or are sensitive to synthetic scents. Many would like to have a signature scent that lingers subtly in a room even after they've left, but they cannot stomach the potential headache.
Fortunately, several companies make... Read More
MELVILLE, N.Y. — For Apparel Dynasty, a Bohemia, N.Y., clothing company, when it comes to sneakers, makeup bags, wallets — or scented shoelaces — the watchwords are, in co-owner Stacey Grieco's words, "cute and affordable."
"We have been in business for about a year, actually debuting our line at last... Read More
Lace provides elegant details
In the spring of 1939, Coco Chanel said this about lace: "I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature; lace always evokes for me those incomparable designs which the branches and leaves of trees embroider across the sky, and I do not think that any invention of the human spirit could have a more graceful or precise origin."
New sparkle in Duquette's style
Tony Duquette, the fine jewelry, furniture, interiors and Hollywood set designer whose personal motto was "more is more," died in 1999. But his over-the-top naturalistic style endures in the new limited-edition Tony Duquette for Coach collection.
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In the Hollywood landscape of new, new, new, what really stands out is that today's starlets still emulate the looks of classic screen beauties, including Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe and Rita Hayworth, who ruled the red carpet in the 1950s. Funny, you don't hear that much about Cher, Sharon Stone, or even... Read More
NEW YORK — A chance to kiss the buff, shirtless Richard Gere of the early '80s? Sold, for $20,000! It wasn't exactly a time machine that was auctioned off at the annual amfAR AIDS charity gala kicking off New York Fashion Week on Wednesday evening. Rather, it was a black-and-white portrait of Gere by famed... Read More
NEW YORK — Oscar de la Renta, say hello to Kohl's and QVC. Carolina Herrera, wave to Bebe and Levi's and J.Crew if you've got a second during New York Fashion Week. Like never before, mall brands and chain stores are strutting their affordable stuff alongside far pricier glitz and sought-after hipster swank,... Read More
NEW YORK — It's time for the well-heeled women who shop from New York Fashion Week runways to pull themselves up by their bootstraps — preferably Christian Louboutins — and carry off clothes rooted in strength, confidence and even toughness. Even glamorous Victoria Beckham, rarely seen without stilettos on,... Read More
ET was front and center on the red carpet at the Grammy Awards to see the stars arrive on and pose for photos. Fierce Fashions: The 54th Annual Grammy Awards! Check out the featured video clip to see Rihanna's sexy black dress, Taylor Swift's sparkling gold ensemble, Fergie's see-through red lace dress, Katy... Read More
NEW YORK — Fashion's top brass seems to like the military look for next fall. Three days into the seasonal previews at New York Fashion Week Saturday, sharp-shouldered styles for the urban brigade have emerged as a trend. Prabal Gurung, one of Michelle Obama's favorite designers, opened his show with a sharp... Read More
NY Fashion Week a high-low mix like never before
NEW YORK — Oscar de la Renta, say hello to Kohl's and QVC. Carolina Herrera, wave to Bebe and Levi's and J.Crew if you've got a second during New York Fashion Week.
Like never before, mall brands and chain stores are strutting their affordable stuff alongside far pricier glitz and sought-after hipster swank, throwing parties and setting up their own catwalks and red carpets during the frenetic, twice-yearly round of fashion shows.
Sarah Jessica Parker headlines celeb-filled gala
NEW YORK — A chance to kiss the buff, shirtless Richard Gere of the early '80s? Sold, for $20,000!
It wasn't exactly a time machine that was auctioned off at the annual amfAR AIDS charity gala kicking off New York Fashion Week on Wednesday evening. Rather, it was a black-and-white portrait of Gere by famed photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, who himself died of AIDS in 1989. Displaying the photo from the stage, cookbook author and TV personality Padma Lakshmi kissed it a few times to demonstrate its appeal.
The gala, held in the cavernous event space at Cipriani Wall Street, is a staple event on the fringes of New York Fashion Week.
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