Kylie Jenner posed for the gram in a pair of $699 Gianvito Rossi Green Carly Knee Boots:
The military green, suede knee-high boots feature an open toe and stiletto heel with a concealed zipper for closure.
Kylie rocked a simple black silk dress with her boots. Might be a bit warm for knee-high boots in California, but still a cute look.
You can purchase her boots here for $699. What do you think? Would you purchase?
Rita Ora was spotted out and about on her Instagram while uplifting a Tony Ward Couture Fall 2016 Floral Embellished Sheer Lace Jumpsuit, an lustrous black clutch and a flowy blonde ‘do.
The fashionista’s sensual ‘fit showcases a plunging neckline, dramatic sleeves and scattered red, blue and emerald floral embellishments. As seen on the runway, the model opted for peep toe platforms and minimal accessories.
Thoughts on Rita’s look?
Signing Out — Esmesha
Beyoncé is one of many celebrities who has made a statement on the untimely and unfortunate deaths of Alton Sterling in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and Philando Castile in Falcon Heights, Minnesota.
On Beyonce.com, she wrote:
“We are Sick and Tired of the Killings of Young Men and Women in our Communities.
It is up to us to take a stand and demand that they ‘Stop Killing Us.’
We don’t need sympathy.
We need everyone to respect our lives.
We’re going to stand up as a community and fight against anyone who believes that murder or any violent action by those who are sworn to protect us should consistently go unpunished.
These robberies of lives makes us feel helpless and hopeless but we have to believe that we are fighting for the rights of the next generation, for the next young men and women who believe in good.
This is a human fight. No matter your race, gender, or sexual orientation. This is a fight for anyone who feels marginalized, who is struggling for freedom and human rights.”
Read the rest here.
Hats off to Beyoncé for taking a stand and using her platform to empower.
As we reflect upon this week’s events, we must ask: What is the solution? Gun control?
Let us know your thoughts.
Love & Light
After only a week since Adidas partnered with the Yeezy brand, a call for recruitment has begun.
Adidas careers website is currently looking to fill 18 jobs ranging from designers, projects managers, technical management and product development at its HQ in Portland, Oregon. If you think you have what it takes (hey Communication majors!), you might also be able to apply for the Director of Brand Communications & Activation and Design Director. Of course with such illustrious roles, you’ll probably be working one on one with Ye himself, as well as fulfilling all his interesting demands and wants for the company. Sounds exciting, if you’re up for the challenge.
Let us know what you think! Know anyone who’d make a good fit to the Yeezy brand(or who can get the Editors over at FBD some of those new shoes)?
This morning, the world was dismayed to hear about the death of Philando Castile, another young black man murdered in cold blood by overzealous police officers.
Just yesterday, we all cringed as we watched Alton Sterling, a man selling CD’s in front of a Triple S Food Mart in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, restrained, and shot at point blank range. To see the video of his murder was enraging; to see his son wail at his father’s press conference was heartbreaking.
Alton Sterling and Philando Castile are now joining the ranks of Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Akai Gurley, Walter Scott, Laquan McDonald, and many more who have been victims of police brutality in recent years. We can only ask: WHEN WILL THIS END?
We can no longer stay silent and we can no longer continue with business as usual. Not today.
In honor of the deaths of all these innocent lives, we will take a day of silence while we mourn and try to figure out what we can do to effect real change in the world.
We know our silence can’t bring back Alton Sterling, Philando Castile, Tamir Rice, Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, Freddie Gray, Eric Garner, Akai Gurley, Walter Scott, and Laquan McDonald. But we want our readers to know that we stand with you in the struggle and will use our platform to spread awareness and shine a light on police brutality, injustice, and obstructions of justice and civil rights.
We hope you stand with us.
Love & Light,
The Fashion Bomb Daily Team
*Read about Philando Castile here. Read about Alton Sterling here. Join the Black Lives Matter movement here.
Margot Robbie made a chic appearance as she graced the cameras for the London premiere of her new film The Legend of Tarzan where she stars in the role of Jane Porter. The actress turned heads as she donned a custom Miu Miu Spring 2016 Sheer Illusion Cutout Embroidered Gown, soft blonde curls and diamond accents.
The romance-inspired dress uplifts a towering front slit, a rounded neckline and black trimming. If you ask me, the fan embroidery was the real MVP in this look!
Margot’s co-star Alexander Skarsgard also made a dapper appearance in a tailored tux.
Thoughts?
Signing Out — Esmesha
Winnie Harlow was on hand for The Serpentine Summer Party hosted by iconic American designer Tommy Hilfiger. For the occasion, the lovely model rocked a Balmain Pre-Fall 2016 Paisley Print Ruffle Blazer, a Structured Paisley Print Pleated Mini Skirt a white lace bodysuit and silver Giuseppe Zanotti ‘Sophie’ Slingback Leather Sandals.
The eye-popping mini was showcased in the Pre-Fall 2016 presentation and paired with a matching corset, black leggings and a bomb gold-encrusted choker. A similar blazer was also presented that included the high neckline and sharp shoulders.
Winnie’s footwork was also pretty impressive! Giuseppe Zanotti‘s ‘Sophie’ Silver Slingback Sandals boast a 5-inch heels, an adjustable slingback strap and a single strap at the toe.
If you’re up for purchasing these gems, they’re currently available here!
Love it!
What do you think?
Signing Out — Esmesha
#MeetTheWilsons ! Congratulations are in order for Ciara and Russell Wilson. The gorgeous pair tied the knot in an intimate fairytale wedding ceremony at Peckforton Castle in Cheshire, England. 
The beautiful bride looked ravishing in a custom Cavalli Couture bridal gown designed by the brand’s Creative Director Peter Dundas. The romantic inspired floral embroidered couture number was crafted from white silk tulle and adorned with Chantilly lace appliqué and delicate glass beading. The handsome groom got dapper in a Giorgio Armani Made to Measure six-button peak-lapel evening tails suit and white vest.
Celeb go-to designer Michael Costello was enlisted to create elegant custom black gowns for Ciara’s eight bridesmaids, including sister-friends Kelly Rowland, Lala Anthony and Serena Williams.
Jennifer Hudson beamed on her way to the nuptials in a coral pleated sleeve gown by Christian Siriano. Gorgeous, no?
Congrats again to the loving pair.
What do you think?
Songstress Jhene Aiko was spotted with rumored boo Big Sean while posing for the ‘Gram in a 3.1 Phillip Lim Spring 2016 One Shoulder Satin Olive Dress, a Johnny Was Clothing Handmade Silk Long Kimono and $290 Monika Chiang ‘Michaela’ Spazzoloto Heels.
The Johnny Was Handmade Silk Kimono was inspired by the stories and traditions of the Orients. The primary vision was to combine the elegance and grace of the Japanese kimono and pair it with exuberant prints, colors and embroideries. Each kimono is one-of-a-kind and features their own unique look. See more about pricing and sizing here!
The runway version of the dress was paired with eccentric footwear and a cream head wrap. While the look boasts a thigh high slit and exposed midriff, this little number oozes all types of sexy vibes.
Aiko’s fancy heels were also the topic of conversation on social media. The Monika Chiang ‘Michaela’ Spazzoloto Heels uplift black shiny leather, a wide ankle strap and a silver oversized signature buckle. Luckily, these gems are currently on sale – get them now!
Jhene looks great! They look awesome together, no?
Signing Out — Esmesha
Alexandre Vauthier has a particular kind of ability and dexterity when it comes to merging couture techniques with fluent-appearing dressing. There’s a real reason that women look so uncomplicated and sexy in his designs though they’re oft design marvels. Case in point: the lot of supermodels stomping down his Fall 2016 Couture runway. Jourdan, Bella, and Karly, among others.
His quintessential sultriness was combined with actual functionality—though we’re all quite clear that’s not what Couture’s actually for. Silky cargo trousers with a sheer fishnet top and silver embellished moto jacket felt ready for recreation, while slouchy embellished camo pants paired with a classic, white button-front shirt felt as classic and relatable as Vauthier has ever been.
Let’s talk about gams, shall we? The collection overflowed with leg-baring mini dresses. A feather-accented LBD was given modern flair with an oversized green sash cinching the waist and a black and gold, lurex-threaded stunner on Cindy Bruna channeled a classic tweed jacket gone completely va-va-voom.
Texture play was of incredible importance—a black, plush velvet coat was paired with glittering sequins, a brown patent leather trench was anchored with matching over-the-knee boots, an opulent fur felt like the epitome of decadence with suede boots, and a voluminous gown inspired by couturier Charles James was given edge with grommet-accented accessories.
And the grommet pieces had “it” written all over them. They didn’t quite feel new or untried (Balmain did something similar in past years and that house certainly wasn’t the first to try them either), but they did exude a certain bad-ass quality that quite frankly never goes out of style.
High-octane glamour is inarguably what he does best and there was no shortage of red carpet-ready gowns on display. Ciara would look killer in a bronzed high-neck sequin gown with a plunging neckline, while J.Lo could certainly carry off a white, tuxedo-inspired number with an exposed black fishnet leg.
The audaciousness and sauciness of the collection were anticipated, but like the old adage says: if it ain’t broke, don’t fix it. It was all done to a T gracefully and Vauthier’s trademark attention to detail and expert tailoring did not disappoint. We know its first wearer will be a veritable tour de force no matter where she goes. We’re only waiting to see who and when.
What do you think of Vauthier’s Fall collection?
Images: Vogue.com
