While on the subject of glamorous PJ’s as evening wear… you can never have too many pairs of Stubbs & Wooten slippers.
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Posts Tagged ‘Fashion’
Stubbs & Wootton
Wednesday, January 18th, 2012Pyjama Party
Tuesday, January 17th, 2012
I have always loved pyjama’s; not the tight cropped t-shit set designed for women, but the vintage men’s cut.
After seeing the movie Coco avant Chanel, I just had to have several pairs made up.
Sophia Coppola designed a set for Louis Vuitton that is worthy of a night on the town. So glamorous!
Missoni for Target
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
Hold onto your hats… The highly anticipated Missoni for Target line hits stores in the US this week (September 13), and I’ll be there! Grab a sneak peek at the range, which includes clothing, homewares and lifestyle accessories.
Madeline Weinrib does fashion!
Friday, September 24th, 2010Our very own Madeline Weinrib has paired up with Argentinean designer Soledad Twombly, designer of the label SOLE by Soledad Twombly. Soledad just launched a new collection in New York that incorporates the fabrics from our ikat queen.
The collection’s fifteen pieces celebrate Twombly’s love for exotic Central Asian textiles, mixing Weinrib’s signature handmade ikats with Twombly’s signature rich Italian fabrics like velvets.
Congratulations to both Madeline and Soledad, the pieces are to die for.
Sole Twombly’s ateliers in New York and Rome
Yves Saint Laurent
Monday, September 6th, 2010The fabulous man that once said, “Fashion fades. Style is eternal” is of course Yves Saint Laurent. I am sure you will agree the late Yves Saint Laurent was a brilliant, talented and extremely influential designer.
Friday just gone my husband and I went to see ‘Celebration’ to learn more about Saint Laurent. We knew he had sadly suffered from addictions and depression but we did not know of the extent the film reveals. Banned in France, director Olivier Meyrou goes behind the glamorous scenes of Saint Laurent’s world, to reveal a fragile, mysterious and tortured artist.
Despite the sadness in his life, Saint Laurent still managed to create some of the most iconic clothing of all times. We have him to thank for the safari look, the tuxedo for women, and some of the most beautiful dresses ever created.
Yves Saint Laurent with two fashion models who went on to become muses, Betty Calroux (left) and Loulou de la Falaise, outside his ‘Rive Gauche’ shop in 1969 wearing the famous safari look.
He was the king of cutting-edge couture who, by rewriting the rules of fashion, changed forever the way women dress.
