Nicole Richie took to the 2016 G’Day Los Angeles Gala in an Opening Ceremony Beige Shearling Coat and Alberta Ferretti Spring 2016 Pleated Gown:
Her beige coat is crafted from cozy shearling.
Her gown was paired with statement-making gold earrings.
I live for her style!
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
Since Erykah Badu burst onto the music scene, she instantly became known for her standout style. She is now exercising her fashion prowess by styling the Fall 2016 collection for Pyer Moss:
Moss’s shows have quickly become some of the most talked-about each season, with his Spring 2016 show centering about the Black Lives Matter movement and police brutality.
Badu has continuously been one of the most vocal and conscious artists in the industry, so we’re certain that the show will be epic. She recently sported the brand’s shearling-lined black leather overalls, which may just give us a peek into how she plans on styling the Fall 2016 offerings.
Stay tuned for the assortment which debuts on February 13th during NYFW.
Thoughts on Erykah’s new role?
It was all about stripes for Zendaya Coleman at the Kode Magazine 10th Issue Party. For the fête, she slipped on a Cristiano Burani Fall 2015 Stripe Sleeveless Turtleneck and Stripe Patent Pleated Skirt:
Her sleeveless turtleneck was layered under a denim skirt suit and anchored with fishnet tights and patent boots.
Her skirt was combined with a grey knit shrug, stripe ribbed crop top, fishnets, and booties.
She never disappoints!
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
While many of the fashion elite are scrambling around for last minute outfits and shoes for preparation of the kick off for Fashion Week (really, Fashion MONTH), there are now some designers who are scrambling for new dates and times for their shows starting at New York Fashion Week. The cause? Not the weather, not the guest list, not even money. No, the reason is Kanye West.
The CFDA has a digital system that ensures there will be no scheduling conflicts between two shows that might draw the same crowds, at times publishing scheduling updates up to six months ahead of time just so people will be aware.
Kanye West has decided (at a last minute decision made for his Yeezy collection and ‘Waves’ debut) to have his show the first day of NYFW at 4 p.m. The problem? Two labels were already slotted to show at the same time.
Banana Republic creative director Marissa Webb, whose show was also scheduled for 4 p.m. on the 11th; and Adam Selman whose show was scheduled for 5 p.m., both rescheduled their shows at the end of last week, after news broke of the Yeezy season 3 event.
West’s decision to make last minute decisions have put other designers in a tough spot. Although these are brands that have long-standings in the fashion world, everyone knows the anticipation that circles around Kanye West, his fashion brand and even his family (because Kim will obviously be there, right?)
Webb’s PR team sent out an email on Friday evening informing recipients of an “updated show time” to 3 p.m., writing: “Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are ‘swishing’ the time of the show to 3 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 11. Sorry for making ‘waves.’” I enjoy the pun.
This isn’t the first time West has disrupted a designer’s Fashion Week plans by announcing his own show at the last minute. Last season, it was the new designer Anne Bowen, who amid frustration for the last second change , told WWD, “We have been prepping for a year for this at considerable financial, labor and commitment-cost to our company. Our show date has been scheduled for months and has been on the Fashion Calendar for weeks… Kanye knows he is a media sensation and it is just not ethical to do this.” She was forced to show on a different date, “which [was] a logistical nightmare.”
Something makes me believe Kanye doesn’t care, because Kanye is Kanye. He’ll continue to do what he wishes; thereby, the fashion world will just have to comply or suffer the wrath.
Guess we will all stencil the Yeezy collection into our calendars for the 11th.
All-black was on the agenda for Kourtney Kardashian at her favorite spot The Nice Guy. She slipped on a $250 Wolford Black Luxe Pullover Turtleneck, $1,470 Azzedine Alaïa Black Suede Fringed Belt, and Aquazzura Black Velvet Over The Knee Boots:
Her classic turtleneck features long sleeves and a stretchy fit.
Her black suede belt serves up a ’70s-inspired vibe with buckles at the front and long fringe detailing.
Her Fall 2015 black velvet boots boast an over-the-knee length, a stretch backing, and 4″ heels.
Hot!
If you’re up for the splurge, get Kourt’s turtleneck here, her belt here, and the suede version of her boots here.
Are you feeling it?
Back to the week grind, everyone! Hope you all had a wonderful weekend, but now it’s time to get back to business. Today for our Bombshells, we have Aniekeme from New York City:
She says, “I tend to describe my style as a representation of my journey…” 
“A reflection of where I’m from, where I am right now, and where I’m going.”
“There’s a Nigerian influence, a New York street-style simplicity and a corporate ‘put-togetherness’. “
“I’m a recent graduate in chemical engineering from Columbia University and I started my blog, TFLA: This Fashion Love Affair to write about and share my personal style and grow my interest in fashion.” 
“They are both true to their style and their personal brand and very consistent where fashion is concerned.” 
Fashion Bombshell of the Day is a feature showcasing the singular style of Fashion Bomb Readers. Send your name, location, a description of your style, and 5-10 clear, unfiltered, head-to-toe pictures of 5-10 different outfits (no collages) to Bombshell@FashionBombDaily.com. Images submitted will be featured on Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or any of our social media platforms. Comments can be harsh, so bring your A game! Please be advised: once published, pictures will not be removed or taken down.
Raise your hand if you’re always looking for dope boutiques with new, interesting silhouettes!
You’re gonna love Joe’s Jungle from London:
With a focus on dresses and chic separates, Joes’ Jungle stocks form fitting minis, crop tops, and high waisted pants in solid colors.
Price are a splurge at $380-$500, but these are definitely pieces you can mix and match, re wear and reuse for years to come.
Shop it up here.
What do you think?
Kendall Jenner took to a Mango event in Barcelona, clad in a $50 Black Seam Top, $50 Black Fringed Skirt, and $70 Black Slingback Lace Up Sandals from the brand:
Her top features a round neck and sleeveless silhouette.
Her black mini skirt boasts fringe detailing.
Her slingback sandals feature interwoven drawstrings and functional 3.1″ stiletto heels.
Hot!
Get Kendall’s top, skirt, and sandals for a steal here, here, and here.
Would you wear it?
Today marks the beginning of the second bi-annual New York Fashion Week: Men’s. It’s also coincidentally the beginning of Black History Month. As the industry pushes for more diversity (in all aspects) we take a look at three brands showing this week with black designers at the helm.
Public School
A heavyweight in the industry, Public School is run by Maxwell Osbourne and his business partner Dao-Yi Chow. The designers are known for their streetwise, update on elevated basics but has been rapidly expanding their territory. Most recently they’ve collaborated with Jordan and Tumi but are also the creative directors at DKNY.
Today at 3PM EST the #PSNYxJORDAN capsule collection goes live on publicschoolnyc.com A photo posted by PUBLIC SCHOOL (@publicschoolnyc) on Dec 12, 2015 at 10:39am PST
PUBLIC SCHOOL x TUMI • THE BACKPACK FEATURED IN OUR FW15 SHOW. AVAILABLE AT TUMI.COM A photo posted by PUBLIC SCHOOL (@publicschoolnyc) on Sep 23, 2015 at 11:38am PDT
Via Twitter, the brand announced some sort of giveaway for their fashion show. For New York fashion bombers, head to the Whitney Museum today at 5PM to vy for your chance to be one of 50 let in to their show. The brand will present their Fall 2016 line at 11AM Tuesday.
Get yours. Get to the show.
Whitney Museum.
5pm.
Look for the WNL.
First 50.#OUTSIDEIN #PSNYFW16 pic.twitter.com/ihmKbOHGNS— Public School (@PublicSchoolNYC) February 1, 2016
Engineered For Motion Donrad Duncan is fresh off a Fashion Group International win. Just last week the designer took home the Rising Star Award for menswear from the organization for his luxury sportswear made from high performance fabric. The designer’s range sits in a new space, providing an upmarket take on the “athleisure” trend. Duncan calls it Advanced Luxury.
A photo posted by EFM Menswear (@efmmenswear) on Jan 25, 2016 at 3:03pm PST
A photo posted by EFM Menswear (@efmmenswear) on Oct 16, 2015 at 2:29pm PDT
A photo posted by EFM Menswear (@efmmenswear) on Aug 3, 2015 at 7:30am PDT
Brett Johnson
A photo posted by Brett Johnson Co. (@brettjohnsonco) on Jul 17, 2012 at 9:05am PDT
Son of BET founders Shelia and Bob Johnson, Brett has a reputation to live up to. Started from a shoe collection of 600 pairs, the creative has launched his own namesake line of contemporary clothes designed for “fashion-savvy guys.” The 26 year old counts designers like Brunello Cucinelli and Oswald Boateng as his role models and has already done trunk shows in Neiman Marcus.
A photo posted by Brett Johnson Co. (@brettjohnsonco) on Sep 23, 2015 at 8:08am PDT
A photo posted by Brett Johnson Co. (@brettjohnsonco) on Oct 9, 2015 at 7:59am PDT
A photo posted by Brett Johnson Co. (@brettjohnsonco) on Nov 9, 2015 at 1:47pm PST
Brett Johnson will present his Fall 2016 range on Tuesday at 6:30PM.
After more than 30 years of modeling and attaining ‘supermodel’ status amongst the fashion family world, Cindy Crawford has announced that she plans to retire shortly after her 50th birthday.
After being in the game for so long, Ms. Crawford is ready to move on to the next phase of her life, hanging up the necessity to constant ‘reinvent’ herself, as most models have to do to continue to prove relevancy in a constantly changing (and constantly young) environment.
“I’m sure I’ll have my picture taken for 10 more years, but not as a model anymore,” Crawford told United Airlines’s Rhapsody magazine. “And that’s OK. I’ve done it. I’ve worked with all these incredible photographers. What else do I need to do? I can’t keep reinventing myself. I shouldn’t have to keep proving myself. I don’t want to.”
We can’t wait to see what projects she tackles next in her life and career; however, we can’t deny we will miss those effortless shots and slayage she’s given us over the years. What do you think?
