#11 Street chic

#10 THE SAVIOR OF HAUTE COUTURE RICARDO TISCI

Givenchy Couture by Ricardo Tisci

"Ricardo saved Couture"-Glenda Bailey of Harper's Bazaar

 

 

Ricardo Tisci with Carine Roitfeld

#9 Fashion gets a makeover by Technology

In its most obvious cameo, technology showed up at Vivienne Tam's Spring 2009 show on Tuesday, where models sashayed down the runway clutching slim, red HP notebook computers instead of evening bags.The limited-edition computer, which she called a "digital clutch," featured the Tam collection's signature red peony print on its cover. It will be available early next year, sometime around the Chinese New Year, Tam told a Reuters reporter backstage before her show Tuesday night.

Polo Ralph Lauren Corp recently unveiled a mobile phone technology that allows consumers to scan barcodes found in magazine ads and shop from their phones.

Other designer houses, including Donna Karan, Marc Jacobs, and Zac Posen, are now using technology offered by Fashion GPS, which uses global positioning technology to keep track of inventory and samples. DKNY also used a barcode technology for invitations and seating for its fashion show, asking guests to r.s.v.p. on line and then scanning their invites at the show.

#8 Atelier Versace look book fall 2011

Versace is known for their Amazing detailing, colors and exquisite fabrication and designs.  Atelier Versace is one of the worlds most worn clothing on women for red carpet events. below are pictures from Atelier Versace fall 2011.  Images below are mind-blowing, exquisite, and cultural changing this is explains the reason why Versace has been added officially back to Paris haute couture shows.
                   

# 7 The Gentlemen's vintage show

I got the privilege of attending the only all mens vintage trade show in NYC.For most people the word vintage usually brings to mind out dated, smelly clothing worn by someone who recently died. Wrong, for starters that’s what thrift clothing general means. NYC first men’s only vintage clothing show and sale held at the Prince George Ballroom November 4^th and 5^th broke all standard of not only for the word vintage but also for menswear as a whole.


The assortment looked anything from out dated or smelly, but instead more modern, hipped and fashionable. Python skin bomber jackets along with leather jackets that would have excited lady gaga were present at almost every booth. Blazers in every fabrication, pattern and color ranging from Saks private label to Hermes were also present. The ties were the most interesting and exciting part of the whole show. Vintage Christian Dior, Valentino, Emporio Armani, and Gianni Versace bowties were $25 each.

Funky was the theme of the back row booths presenting old English and Russian uniforms, western suede fringe jackets and classic American and English Hats. Lots of color patch work Versace loafers along with yellow faux fur, suede and leather vest.

            Over the top dapper men’s furs and shearling coats would be described as bananas if Rachael Zoe was present. Knee length Tom Ford For Gucci black fox fur coat was the item of show being the only item close to the price of a down payment of a Tribeca 3 bedroom apartment. Original Artwork was also on display for sale along with two cabin inspired couches made of animal bones and fur. After all is said and done NYC first men’s only vintage show was well organized and a humungous success, hope this will continue for the future of vintage shopping and menswear.

#6 (Interesting) video Fashion Show

In the world of Fashion, Art, and Entertainment comes a performance group by the name of Kazaky from Ukraine. Kazaky have performed as the opening act of two fashion shows, 1. Anouki Bicholla Fall/Winter 11/12 (above) and 2. Dsquared2 SS 2012 mens fashion show (below).

#5 Fall 2012 colors.

OLIVE GREEN

   BLUE  

BROWN

GREY