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sábado, 26 de mayo de 2018

WILL PELTZ FOR V MAN MAY 2018

WILL PELTZ (ACTOR)

V MAN MAY 2018

PHOTOGRAPHER RAYAN AYASH

sábado, 19 de septiembre de 2009

Milly by Michelle Smith Spring 2010 RTW.

Abbey Lee

Let other designers have their springtime florals and pastels. Milly's Michelle Smith is going for something darker.

Heloise Guerin

"It sounds funny," Smith, best known for her bright sixties-inspired shifts, said backstage today, "but basing a whole collection around the color black felt really fresh and unexpected."

Alana Zimmer

Smith stuck with her tried-and-true silhouettes—sheaths, minishorts, and swingy elbow-sleeve coats with oversize buttons—giving the ebony versions a touch of whimsy with dramatic gold embellishment around necklines and hems.

Siri Tollerød

The real story today, though, was the debut of Milly's costume jewelry. A longtime collector herself, Smith weighed down her models with tangles of chunky chain necklaces and stacked bangles that, even worn solo, are standout statement pieces priced well at $200 to $400.

Behati Prinsloo

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Viviane Orth

Addison Gill

Ksenia Kahnovich

Alyona Osmanova

Anastasia Kuznetsova

Kelli Lumi

Sabine Le Merchand

Laura Blokhina

Shu Pei Qin

Heloise Guerin

Selina Khan

Alex Sandor

Keke Lindgard

Siri Tollerød

Alana Zimmer

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Viviane Orth

Addison Gill

Behati Prinsloo

Abbey Lee

Anastasia Kuznetsova

Alyona Osmanova

Sabine Le Merchand

Shu Pei Qin

Kelli Lumi

Alex Sandor

Keke Lindgard

Siri Tollerød

Ksenia Kahnovich

Viviane Orth

Behati Prinsloo

Laura Blokhina

Alana Zimmer

Alyona Osmanova

Heloise Guerin

Jacquelyn Jablonski

Abbey Lee

Michelle Smith

sábado, 12 de septiembre de 2009

Jason Wu Spring 2010 Ready To Wear.

Karlie Kloss

Backstage, Jason Wu said he wants to keep challenging himself technically. The way he set out to do that for Spring was to take casual, everyday pieces of American sportswear and re-create them in beautiful, super-luxe fabrics.

Iris Strubegger

The process seemed to produce a newfound playfulness in the designer—some of the clothes were almost quirky. Early on, for example, there was a sweat suit complete with a hood in navy tweed, and a roomy forties-ish romper in denim silk.

Eniko Mihalik

Later he paired a tulip skirt with a black tee striped in multicolor Swarovski crystals. Hair and makeup that evoked Daphne Guinness added another touch of eccentricity.

Yulia Kharlaponova

When it came to the evening portion of the show, though, Wu was mostly back in earnest mode. He loves a one-shoulder dress, and you can hardly fault him: Michelle Obama, of course, wore a one-shoulder gown of his design to the Inaugural Balls last year.

Alyona Osmanova

The examples in his show today were knee-length, but they came in all sorts of fabrics, from high-drama gold faille with a 3-D sculpted sash to a younger, cheekier aqua-and-black point d'esprit. As he did for Resort, Wu really let it rip when it came to colors, mixing the blushing pink feathers of a strapless number with an electric-lime-green ribbon belt, and violet with candy-apple red on a bustier dress.

Iekeliene Stange

The only thing challenging about these party dresses will be keeping front-row starlets like Kerry Washington from clamoring to wear them. This show was a confident leap forward for the 26-year-old designer.