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i69 (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
At the Paris Fashion Week (PFW), Indian designer Manish Arora was voted as one of the top ten designers in a survey taken by JC Report, a prominent fashion website. The others on the list include Lanvin, Victor and Rolf, Alexander Mcqueen and Givenchy. It is a feeling of pride to ...
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Buzz7.com (Free subscription) | 06/11/2009
At the Paris Fashion Week (PFW), Indian designer Manish Arora was voted as one of the top ten designers in a survey taken by JC Report, a prominent fashion website. The others on the list include Lanvin, Victor and Rolf, Alexander Mcqueen and Givenchy. It is a feeling of pride to see an Indian designer amongst [...]
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Love B. Scott (Free subscription) | 02/11/2009
Alexander McQueen presented his Spring 2010 collection during Fashion Week last month where some of his models wore these Python “Armadillo” heels. The shoes measure at a whopping 12 inches tall! I’m surprised those models didn’t fall while walking down the runway. Love muffins, what do you think of McQueen’s shy high heels? Do you [...]
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shefinds (Free subscription) | 30/10/2009
Appropriately enough, today Slate ran a slideshow run-down on the history of skulls in fashion. Once scary, then edgy, and now solidly entrenched in the chic mainstream, the look is everywhere. Evidence of that fact is Alexander McQueen’s knuckle duster, which is priced well over a grand, yet somehow still sold out everywhere in black [...] More Like This: Fashion Week Editor’s Pick: The...
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Pedestrian.tv (Free subscription) | 29/10/2009
Twenty-Two year old Abbey Lee Kershaw wields beauty that’s as disarming as it is innocent. But don’t be fooled, beneath the cherub like visage lies a resilience that has helped the Melbourne beauty prevail over the unluckiest of missteps. And in Kershaw’s case, we mean this quite literally. In 2008 she famously fainted on the runways of Paris - the show was Alexander McQueen’s...
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fashionmagazine.com (Free subscription) | 28/10/2009
Thierry Mugler Womenswear may be back on the runway next year. Creative director Rosemary Rodriguez, who has been designing Mugler menswear, just showed a mix of new and archived pieces during Russia’s Volvo Fashion Week, sparking rumors that she’s prepping for a RTW show. [FWD] Giorgio Armani has been hinting at retirement. He told reporters in [...]
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ShoppingBlog.com (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
Tokyo Fashion Week went on as usual despite the recession's effect on Japan's consumer spending. Dress33 showed bright colors and cellophane hats. Be sure to check out designer Toshikazu Iwaya's amazing alligator cuff earring. It was actually hard to focus on what he was saying, because he looks like he has a baby alligator about to crawl into his ear. No wonder they call him Japan's Alexander McQueen....
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Beauty Blog (Free subscription) | 22/10/2009
The packed to the rafters runway fashion show for Pink Tartan during LG Fashion week did not dissapoint. Kim Newport-Mimran the designer of the Pink Tartan collection delivered a fashion forward look which is also wearable immediately off the runway. Refreshing! There is something...
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Milan City (Free subscription) | 20/10/2009
Last month, we showed you our favorite invitations from New York fashion week. Now that we’ve returned from Italy and France, it’s time for an ...
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Extra Weblog (Free subscription) | 19/10/2009
The new track from the mysterious and magical Lady Gaga hit the airwaves on Monday! Gaga's new single, "Bad Romance," debuted at the Alexander McQueen show during Paris Fashion Week, and the superstar also performed a one-minute snippet of the song on the piano on "Saturday Night Live" on October 3. "Bad Romance" is a robotic dance track filled with ooh-la-las, gibberish...
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atHome Top Story (Free subscription) | 19/10/2009
Unquestionably the most eagerly awaited show of the spring 2010 edition of LG Fashion Week, which kicks off in Toronto today, is the one that Sunny Fong will present this afternoon at 4.
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atHome Top Story (Free subscription) | 19/10/2009
The most eagerly awaited show of Fashion Week, which kicks off in Toronto today, is the one that Sunny Fong will present this afternoon.
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First Up! (Free subscription) | 17/10/2009
It's so sad that Lady GaGa and KanYe's "Fame Kills"-spectacle, the first ever pop-electro-opera got killed due to the aftermaths of KanYe's VMA meltdown but after rain comes... shine. To promote the re-release of GaGa's debut album "The Fame", now released with the title "The Fame Monster" the 24th of November, GaGa reissued a new North American/Australian tour called...
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Show & Talk - New York Fashion Week Blog - New York Magazine (Free subscription) | 16/10/2009
The accessories in Paris were in a realm of their own. From McQueen's towering, curved platforms to John Galliano's erotically-inspired heels, there was definitely a foot fetish this season. The bondage theme we saw happening in New York continued at Givenchy and Marant, with straps and buckles galore. Lanvin opted for a safari moment while Louis Vuitton took on the clog. See all these and more in...
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Show & Talk - New York Fashion Week Blog - New York Magazine (Free subscription) | 16/10/2009
As always, the best Fashion Week is last! The shows in Paris gave spring 2010 its defining trends. From harder couturelike construction at Balenciaga and McQueen to the feminine froth of Chanel and Nina Ricci, it was a season of choice. From the tattered tees and frayed jackets at Balmain to the exquisite draping at Lanvin, this city proves that it's in a class of its own. Narrowing down to the top...
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