ปกนี้เธอสวมชุดจาก Alexander McQueen นี้เองง ดูนี้!! เหมือนกันเลยยย
Thursday, March 31, 2011
Kate Moss Covers Harper's Bazaar May 2011
Jil Sander Market Bag In Leather
อ๊ายย 55 ไม่นึกไม่ฝันว่าจะได้เห็นถุงแบบนี้ เปรี้ยวไปอีกแบบ. ถุง(อยากเรียกว่ากระเป๋าจัง) นี้ดูเก๋ มีความเป็นยูนีค มากไม่เหมือนใครจริงๆ อันนี้ดูเหมือนไม่วางขายตามบ้านเราน่ะ ราคาอยู่ที่ $178 (ไม่เบาเลยน่ะ ใช้ถุงพลาสติกจาก เทสโก้หรือเซเว่นทดแทนได้หรอ?)
They are made of of luxe leather and only cost $178! Available at A+R Store. It doesn't get much cooler than this!
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Bangkok International Fashion Week 2011 : Day 4
Brand : K and I
Designer : Dnaya Sukhaviriya
Brand : Kai
Designer : Somchai Kai Kaewthong
Brand : Flynow
Designer : Chamnan Pakdeesuk
Brand : Tube Gallery
Designer : Phisit Jongnarangsin, Saksit Pisalasupongs
Thank You : thaicatwalk, mmcandybkk
Saturday, March 26, 2011
Bangkok International Fashion Week 2011 : Day 3
Brand : Singha Life
Designer : Chamnan Pakdisuk, Roj Sangkasaba, Kowit Pongpandecha
Brand : Painkiller
Designer : Siriorn Teankaprasith
Brand : Nov.27
Designer : Chanachai Jareeyathana
Brand : Senada
Designer : Chanita Preechawitayakul
Thank You : poboxstyle, thaicatwalk
Friday, March 25, 2011
Bangkok International Fashion Week 2011 : Day 2
Brabd : FASH
Designer : Student's Srinakharinwirot University
Brand : Project 1.1 by Greyhound
Designer : Jitsing Somboon
Brand : Theatre
Designer : Sirichai Daharanond
Brand : ASV by Asava
Designer : Polpat Asavaprapha, Vethanee Sunthornthamrong and Weeradet Changming
Thank you : Thaicatwalk
Thursday, March 24, 2011
Carine Roitfeld Teams Up With Barneys New York
Carine Roitfeld Teams Up With Barneys New York, Says She’ll Work in Magazines Again, “Maybe Something on the Internet”
New York will be seeing a lot more of Carine Roitfeld in the coming months. She’ll be front row at New York fashion week for the spring shows, and buzzing about an iconic New York department store. The former Paris Vogue editor has teamed up with Barneys New York to serve as guest editor and stylist for the luxury retailer’s fall ad campaign, catalogue and mailers. She’ll also have a hand in styling Barney’s windows, to be revealed in September.
“It’s a new kind of project for me,” Roitfeld told WWD. “It’s good to have a new life, because now I can do projects that I never dreamed of before.”
She continued, “For me…to be able to participate in this project with [Barney's], and be visible during the next fashion week in New York, is my dream come true…to a French girl, it’s a big, big dream.”
Roitfeld’s project with Barney’s has many components. In addition to styling and editing Barney’s fall campaign–to be shot by Mario Sorrenti–and editing the fall catalogue, she’ll function as muse for the store. “[Roitfeld] is the ideal muse as well as editor,” Barney’s creative director Dennis Freedman told the paper. “She has a unique and extraordinary personal style. She appeals to all ages. She is independent and strong, and yet she is completely feminine. She is a woman of the world, which we like to think our customer is, as well.” Sorrenti will also make a short film for Barney’s featuring Roitfeld “allowing the retailer’s customers a more personal view of her, from her views on fashion and style to her world at large.”
“Where will Carine Roitfeld go next?” was the question on everyone’s mind after Roitfeld left her post at Paris Vogue (to be replaced, of course, by “Who will replace Galliano at Dior?”). We heard rumors that she’d go to YSL with Hedi Slimane who would replace Stefano Pilato, that she’d launch Harper’s Bazaar in France, and then that she’d go to Dior with Riccardo Tisci. She heard them, too.
“One day I am going to Dior with Riccardo Tisci, the next day I am going to Saint Laurent with Hedi Slimane,” Roitfeld told WWD. “I don’t think it’s very nice for the designer at Saint Laurent, and it’s just rumors. What I know is that I now have my freedom and I will keep my freedom forever. I am very excited to have this freedom and to have projects like the one at Barneys.”
As for returning to glossies? “I am sure that one day I will, even if it’s not my own magazine, do special stories for magazines and maybe something on the Internet,” she said. “I have projects and opportunities coming on.”
Thank you : Fashionista
Karl Lagerfeld designs Diet Coke Bottles !
Karl Lagerfeld and Diet Coke have come together once again to create three iconic bottle designs for Summer 2011. Referring to his first design for Coca-Cola light in 2010, Karl Lagerfeld said, “I love this bottle but it’s time for a new one. Actually I want to do three bottles.” He also added, “I loved what we did last year but I will love 2011 even more. I’m delighted about this collaboration. It’s exciting for me because I love the idea and as everybody knows, I drink Diet Coke and nothing else, night and day. It was pure pleasure to do a campaign with people I like and for a product I love.” The bottles will be available to purchase from this June.
Bangkok International Fashion Week 2011 : Day 1
Brabd : AB-Normal
Designer : Taweesak Samanmit (ทวีศักดิ์ สมานมิตร)
http://thaicatwalk.com/wordpress/2011/03/abnormal/
Brand : Siam Center On Third (Multi brand show)
Designer : - Dusk till Dawn : Nissara Liptawattana
- It's 9 a.m. : Vasinee Ukkachartkul
- Tipayaphongpoosanaphong : Tipayaphong Poosanaphong
- Wonder Anatomie : Chalermkiat Khatikasemlert
http://thaicatwalk.com/wordpress/2011/03/third/
Brand : ISSUE
Designer : Bhubawit Kritpholnara
http://thaicatwalk.com/wordpress/2011/03/issue-12/
Credit : Thaicatwalk
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Wall Street Journal outline's Anna Wintour's Army
Anna Wintour's brand Anna from the Wall Street Journal
With quotes like...
"Her genius," says the designer Marc Jacobs, "is picking people very astutely, whether in politics, movies, sports or fashion."
and...
"I'm a streak player, but Anna's there, good or bad," says Harvey Weinstein, co-chair of the Weinstein Company, who goes back some 15 years with Wintour. "When I wasn't doing so well, Anna would throw a party and put me next to Bernard Arnault."
and finally...
"You can make a film in Hollywood without Steven Spielberg's blessing, and you can publish software without Bill Gates's blessing, but you can't succeed in fashion without Anna's blessing"
Thank you : Fashionfoiegras
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
ISSUE limited edition scarf
Limited Edition Scarf
" ISSUE S/S11 Fashion Show Memento Scarf "
Only 99 Pieces
Available only in BIFW : ISSUE Fashion Show Mar 24, 2011
ผ้าพันคอลายพิเศษจากอิชชู่ผลิตขึ้นเพื่อเป็นของที่ระลึกในงานFashion Show S/S11จำนวนจำกัด แค่ 99 ผืนมีจำหน่ายเฉพาะในงานBIFW คืนแสดงโชว์วันที่ 24 มีนาคมนี้เท่านั้น
Thank You : ISSUE Fans Page : Facebook
Monday, March 21, 2011
Hedi Silmane implies He won't go to Dior
Will Hedi Slimane design again? Will he replace Stefano Pilati at YSL? Or could he replace Galliano at Dior?
These are a few of the questions and rumors that have swirled around Slimane over the past few months. In two articles out today to promote a four-volume box set of his photography called Anthology of a Decade out this month–one in Menswear and one in the UK’s Guardian–Slimane sheds a bit of light on the rumors.
“I’m going to design again, but I come back when it’s the right project, so I keep my passion for it intact,” Slimane told the Guardian. Slimane left Dior Homme in 2007 to pursue fine arts like photography and sculpture, but not before leaving an indelible mark on menswear–the skinny androgynous rocker look–that’s still pervasive on the streets today.
The Guardian interviewed Slimane just days prior to Galliano’s arrest, after which, Slimane’s name was floated as a replacement at Dior. When asked about designing for luxury houses, Slimane replied:
“I really love to design but when it’s a big luxury house there is so much things around the design. Like the global branding, like the window displays. Oh, it’s so much. You just have to be happy doing it. If you’re not, you’re really miserable. And I have no intention to be miserable. I miss the fabrics and I miss the atelier. But if I really miss it that much, I would have started again already.”
It’s a response that would seem to rule Slimane out for the YSL job, too. If he does design again, he tells Menswear it would have to be luxury fashion over anything fast. “I only like luxury fashion,” he says. “You have to decide where you stand. I like well-made, authentic clothes, well-crafted tailoring. I also like the dream and fantasy of luxury, the exception and rarity of it. I have no interest at all in fast retail. It is ambiguous.”
And though he loves California and LA–the city he’s settled in since pursuing photography–he hates what celebrity–LA’s currency–does to fashion:
“Nothing looks worse than a dress or a suit on a red carpet. It is an ongoing tragedy of cheap fashion on cheap celebrities, followed by ubercheap comments. I only like designers’ clothes on models. Good models have an inner understanding of the clothes and design.”
UPDATE: We received a statement from Hedi Slimane’s PR regarding the Guardian story, which they feel is misleading and took Slimane’s quotes out of context. Vogue UK subsequently published a story off of the Guardian piece, blowing the story even more out of proportion, opening with the following sentence: “Hedi Slimane will not be John Galliano’s successor at Christian Dior, the designer himself insists, for fear it would make him ‘miserable’.”
The statement:
“The article of the Guardian is obviously, and certainly on purpose misleading. The interview was clearly done one day before the event in Paris, and not after. It is therefore unrelated, and sadly presomptuous [sic]. The Guardian wanted obviously to associate, juxtapose the two, after Dior’s events, postponing the article. Hedi Slimane obviously never talked about, or even implied Christian Dior, or any other luxury house in particular. Hedi was, before any event, only commenting on global branding, and he does always answer the same thing: Global branding is key to design in luxury brands. You need to be prepared for it.”
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Thai Designer Grand Opening Party @ CTW
Where :2nd FL...Beacon Zone, Central World, Rajchaprasong, BKK
When :18th Mar 2011 : 7P.M.
Dress code :Your fabulous self
Wednesday, March 16, 2011
CFDA 2011 Fashion Awards
NOMINEES
Menswear Designer of the Year
Michael Bastian
Patrik Ervell
Simon Spurr
Womenswear Designer of the Year
Alexander Wang
Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler
Marc Jacobs
Accessory Designer of the Year
Alexander Wang
Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler
Reed Krakoff
Swarovski Award for Womenswear
Joseph Altuzarra
Ashley & Mary-Kate Olsen
Prabal Gurung
Swarovski Award for Menswear
Alexander Wang
Phillip Lim
Robert Geller
Swarovski Award for Accessory Design
Alejandro Ingelmo
Eddie Borgo
Jason Wu
Pamela Love
HONOREES
Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award
Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award
Marc Jacobs
CFDA Board of Directors Special Tribute
Arthur Elgort
Fashion Icon Award
Lady Gaga
Media Award
Hilary Alexander of the Telegraph
Founders Award
Hal Rubenstein of In Style
International Award
Phoebe Philo for Celine
Givenchy gets a new CEO ; old CEO moves to Dior Homme
Former Alexander McQueen CEO Susan Whiteley has been confirmed as the new CEO of Givenchy Couture, reports WWD. Whiteley replaces Fabrizio Malverdi, who will now be running Dior Homme.
Rumors circulated saying as much last month, so whether or not this has anything to do with Riccardo Tisci‘s possible move to Dior is unknown. But it does bring up an interesting point: If Tisci moves to Dior, he’s likely to design the menswear as well. Which means Kris van Assche would be out of a job….
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Fall-Winter 2011/2012 Fashion Week Highlights by Style.com
Paris Fashion Week
Milan Fashion Week
New York Fashion Week
Friday, March 11, 2011
Matthew Williamson designs for Macy's
Vogue.co.uk :
MATTHEW WILLIAMSON is teaming up with Macy's to launch a new capsule collection. The 30-piece range will include evening and daywear, featuring embellished dresses, playsuits, blouses, leather jackets and printed scarves. Prices start at $50 (£31).
"The collection aims to capture the essence of the mainline brand, with a focus on effortless glamour; dynamic prints; loosely structured silhouettes, and pops of strong colour," says Williamson.
The pairing is hoped to rejuvenate the American department store and to entice a younger customer-base. Previous joint design projects have included a collaboration with Kinder Aggugini, while Karl Lagerfeld will be next in line.
"The most important thing is finding designers that best represent what the trends are of the moment," Macy's Inc. executive vice president of fashion and new business, Molly Langenstein, told WWD. "This spring, the Seventies prints and colours are strong influences, and Matthew exudes those. He is tremendous at pops of strong colour and he does dynamic prints reminiscent of the Seventies and the disco era."
The collection will launch on April 13 in 225 stores and on MACYS.COM.
Fashionetc.com :
Just days after announcing his new bridal collection, Matthew Williamson has joined forces with Macy's as the latest high-profile designer for its Impulse capsule collection series, which has already tapped Kinder Aggugini and Karl Lagerfeld.
Set to launch in Macy's stores and on macys.com April 13, Williamson's line will be a more affordable take on his signature bohemian-style, prints-heavy aesthetic, with prices ranging from $50 to $120, $300 and under for specialty items.
Encompassing dresses, tops, scarves, and leather and suede pieces, the '70s-influenced collection—fronted by model Dree Hemingway in a fetching yellow one-shoulder dress for its campaign—will also include rompers and bold animal prints.
But don't take our word for it—just ask him.
“Working with Macy’s on a capsule collection for spring has been a great project for our company," the British designer says in a press release.
"It's been really enjoyable to work with such a huge iconic U.S. retail brand and to create a collection that will be available at Macy's for a limited time only. The collection aims to capture the essence of the mainline brand, with a focus on effortless glamour, dynamic prints, loosely structured silhouettes and pops of strong color. I'm thrilled to see the final collection come to life and look forward to seeing the line on the shop floor at the launch on April 13th at Herald Square.”
“Matthew’s creations are seductive and sophisticated, yet unconventional,” adds Nicole Fischelis, Macy’s Group Vice President and Fashion Director. “He’s taken what’s best from his runway collection and infused it into his creation for Macy’s. His use of fabric manipulation and amazing color and print will take you on an adventure to an exotic location full of life, reminiscent of the '70s disco era.”
Speaking of "The Hustle," you'd better act fast if you want to get your hands on pieces from the line. At these prices, the designs won't stick around for long.
Cocoperez.com :
Matthew Williamson is coming out with a new capsule collection.
The designer is teaming up with Macy’s for his new venture, which will feature a 30-piece collection that includes dresses, blouses, scarves, leather jackets and evening wear.
Williamson reveals:
"The collection aims to capture the essence of the mainline brand, with a focus on effortless glamour; dynamic prints; loosely structured silhouettes, and pops of strong colour."
The partnership is aimed at attracting a younger crowd to the department store.
A Macy’s exec adds:
"The most important thing is finding designers that best represent what the trends are of the moment. This spring, the Seventies prints and colours are strong influences, and Matthew exudes those. He is tremendous at pops of strong colour and he does dynamic prints reminiscent of the Seventies and the disco era."
The collection will be released this April 13th with prices starting at $50
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