Fashion insiders WWD recently asked several major designers to sketch their suggestions for Kate’s wedding dress and the results were… interesting, to say the least. Karl Largerfield’s design appears to be garnering the bulk of the attention at this point in time, mostly because he designed it to look Victorian Burlesque, with plenty of frills and ruffles and a high lace collar utterly betrayed by having an open fronted skirt under which long lace up boots are worn.
The War For Kate Middleton’s Wedding Dress
John Galliano’s Pigtails Free Men’s Hairstyles
Many men feel hemmed in by modern fashion, as if their choices are exceptionally limited, as if all they’re allowed to wear are boxy pieces of cotton clothing and as if the only permissible hairstyle is one no longer than the collar (and even that’s pushing it.) But fashion visionary and designer John Galliano does not pay attention to the rules that seem to haunt the average man. If he wants pigtails then by jove, pigtails he shall have.
Padma Lakshmi’s Jewelry Line Tastes Divine
There’s nothing in this world that Padma Lakshmi cannot do. Whilst the rest of us stumble around looking for our car keys and wondering where the baby went, Padma is raising a baby, starring on a reality television show about people who cook food, running a spice company, and probably being a pirate on the high seas.
Women’s Velvet Skirts | Velvet Is In!
Velvet, that eternal fabric of ultimate opulence and hyperbole. Velvet dreams. Velvet clothing. Wearing velvet clothing of velvet dreams. Velvet is incredibly popular this season, as it tends to be in all seasons, except particularly hot ones where you want to go swimming a lot.
Insane Magnetic Lingerie By Dement
Lingerie Dement, a French company name that rolls off the tongue (assuming you pronounce it with a French accent and don’t butcher it with horrid colonial intonations) has created a long needed innovation in the underwear industry – magnetic underwear. Or, to be precise, brassieres that are fastened not by archaic eye and hook structures, but by magnets. Magnets! How do they work!?
