Zendaya Coleman went glam at the Vivienne Westwood Spring 2016 Show in a Spring 2015 Gold Floral Embellished and Plaid Dress from the brand:
Her frock was paired with thigh-high socks and high-top kicks on the Spring 2015 runway.
She always gets it right. Hot!
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
It was all about prints for Kat Graham at the Teen Vogue 13th Annual Young Hollywood Issue Launch Party. For the celebration, she sported an Opening Ceremony Resort 2015 Printed Suit:
Her look was paired with a matching bowler bag and white ankle-strap platform sandals.
Hot!
What do you think? Hot! or Hmm…?
Beyonce gave Janet Jackson and Carmen Sandiego a run for their money for a dinner date in NYC over the weekend, rocking a black hat, a $275 Alice + Olivia Janis Tie Neck Blouse and the brand’s $998 Leather Bell Bottom Pants:
She shielded the fall chill in a $796 Talia Back Pleated Long Coat:
Her tie neck blouse is crafted from stretch-woven silk and finished with a slight high/low hem.
Her five pockets pants are made from lambskin leather.
Her jacket has a fitted bodice and padded shoulders.
I love those pants, just wonder if I’ll still love ’em next winter…
While I contemplate, get Bey’s look below:
Hayley Kiyoko was spotted at Teen Vogue’s 13th Annual Young Hollywood Issue Launch Party in LA in the same $850 Alexander Wang Studded Silk Turtleneck Rita Ora originally wore just last month:
Hayley paired the look with the brand’s $650 Wide Leg Ballchain Zipper Pants and silver ankle-strap sandals, while Rita chose Wang’s $695 Cottonwool High Waist Pants and her favorite Vera Wang boots.
The black ribbed sweater is crafted from a blend of Italian silk and cashmere. It boasts burnished studs at the turtleneck and long sleeves.
Hayley won this round for me!
What do you think? Who wore it better?
Monica Brown grabbed a pic with Dej Loaf for the ‘Gram in a $465 Elizabeth and James Danya Silver Sequin Dress:
The pewter/platinum mini has a round neck, three-quarter sleeves, and allover sequins.
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Kris Jenner stepped out for dinner at Hotel Costes with her boyfriend Cory Gamble in the same $2,385 Balmain Striped Long Line Cardigan and $2,305 Trousers daughter Kim originally wore back in June:
There wasn’t much difference between how Kris and Kim styled it, though the Kardashian-Jenner matriarch did add reflective shades and a ribbon choker.
The black and gold striped cardigan features a long length, 80’s-inspired shoulder pads, and a detachable self-tie waist belt.
The matching trousers showcase a contrast elasticated waistband.
I loved this look on both ladies!
What do you think? Who wore it better?
Kendall Jenner traipsed through Parc Monceau in $310 Garrett Leight Palms Glasses, a $2,950 Sally Lapointe Duster Trench Coat, and $891 Stella McCartney Elyse Faux Leather Star Creepers:
She completed her look with an $81 ASOS Denim Wide Leg Cutout Jumpsuit.
Her unisex aviator frames are crafted from stainless steel and feature cured cellulose acetate temple tips.
Her bonded silk viscose trench coat boasts a button-less construction with epaulette and sleeve loop detailing, two inverted pleat flap pockets at the hips, and a slight A-line ankle-length silhouette.
Her faux-leather creepers feature metallic star cutout detailing, 3″ wooden platform soles, and jagged cap toes.
Hot!
If you’re up for the splurge, get Kendall’s glasses here, trench here, and shoes here.
Thoughts?
Alexander Wang’s 10th anniversary show for his namesake brand was a fashionable fête of the most luxurious persuasion, thus it was only right he make his swan song at Balenciaga just as explosive. He was brought on as the Creative Director for the French fashion house because of his “proven talent, modernity and individual and cosmopolitan vision of design” according to chief executive Isabelle Guichot and he truly delivered during his time there. For his finale, he showcased that quintessential Wang charisma from enlisting friend and muse Zoe Kravitz to model in the runway show, as well as choosing a soundtrack of hip hop legends: a genre he has clung to during his career.
Hip-slung waistpacks, cigarette cases, and come hither lacy slippers brought in his signature approachability and street-style sensibility, while the array of all-white looks injected a sense of purity. Perhaps cleansing the palette for the next designer who will be stepping into the esteemed role.
Boudoir-ready attire has been a prevalent trend of late and Wang riffed on it with delicate silk dresses, plush camisoles accented with sleeveless silhouettes, low-cut necklines, and feminine ruffles, as well as sleek and soft trousers with roomy legs and low rises.
Monochromatic collections often err on the side of dullness, but that wasn’t the case here at all. If the devil is in the details, then he might just be thinking of switching to a white wardrobe for Spring. Details including dainty bows, sultry mesh insets, his signature bralette reworked with extra straps and ruffles, and frocks taking on the shape of corsets and garters were all present.
Wang took his bow with some obligatory selfies: he is a millennial after all. It was definitely a moving juncture for the designer and the industry as a whole, but we know this means new and exciting possibilities for the future. We’re eager about what’s next.
Are you feeling Alexander Wang’s last collection for Balenciaga?
Images: VOGUE.com
Rihanna arrived at L’Avenue restaurant in Paris in a flirty pink Christian Dior dress along with a Resort 2016 bag:
She accessorized with pointy white pumps and $430 Dior Sideral Sunglasses:
Her sunglasses have a half rim silhouette and cut outs along the bottom.
Hot! Pink is definitely her color.
What do you think?
Count on Tom Ford to keep fanatics of his creations on the tips of their toes. The designer took his eponymous line from the quintessential catwalk – usually filled with throngs of fashion’s elite seated in the crowd – this season to give us something a little…different. The vibe was slightly more intimate, but electric: consistent with what Studio 54 and Soul Train were in their heydays. But instead of a jubilant Diana Ross shimmying and cutting a rug with Andy Warhol, models danced to Lady Gaga’s pulsating new single “I Want Your Love”, as the singer, herself, played emcee – and model – to Tom Ford’s beautifully clad affair.
There were tons of 70’s inspired looks for this season’s assortment. Taking references from an era as glamorous as disco made this collection an eye-catching one.
Colorful party dresses bedecked in sequins and embellishments glistened under a lit runway as models grooved and sashayed.
The silhouette was a bit more relaxed for Ford this season. Wide leg trousers, tops, and even coats seemed to flow effortlessly with each move; almost weightless in a sense.
Ford is never one to shy away from textures, and his play on them this season was as impeccable as the last. The standouts? A gold lamé, croc-embossed overcoat, lightweight cropped jackets peppered with evenly spaced grommets, scores of silk, and slinky lace dresses and tops perfect for next season’s best dressed socialite.
Though the collection was more concise than usual, there wasn’t much more needed. There was just enough glitz and glamour to liven up a season where everything seems to be on the cusp of blossoming. The likes of Beyoncé, Rihanna, and Jennifer Lopez are certain to add a few pieces to their wardrobes. Tom Ford proved once again that when it comes to womenswear, he knows exactly what his customer wants and how confident, sexy and commanding she wants to feel while she wears him. And with a collection as dynamic as this, we can’t help but wonder when and where the next soirée will be.
What say you to Tom Ford’s latest?
See a bit of video here:
Images: Vogue.com
