Christmas just wouldn’t be Christmas without Mariah Carey ! We take a look back at her most iconic sexy Christmas numbers : enjoy !
DESIGNERS DO DISNEY !
Check out these exclusive Duffy bears created for Disney by a host of hot designers, including Paule Ka, Maxime Simoëns, Paul & Joe, Alexandre Vauthier, Gaspard Yurkievitch, Isabel Marant and Manish Arora.
Cute much?!
We here at Ykone are currently obsessed with these intimate shots of Lady Gaga by Terry Richardson. Stripped bare by fashion’s favorite photographer, we are introduced to a rather vulnerable and touching soul as never seen before.
Find out more about this project right here
We just love this series of photos of Agyness Deyn - très James Dean - shot by hottie James Franco for Elle.
Check out more images here.
We just discovered an amazing book all about foulards and silk scarves. Some of the best ever prints can be found in this delightful tome.
For all you Hermès fans out there, check out our selection here.
Christmas has come early on Net-a-Porter. We just love this selection of holiday jumpers by a selection of great designers : Moschino, Phillip Lim, Aubin & Wills, Jil Sander and Jonathan Saunders to name but a few!
Which one of these beauties will you be wearing to great santa ?
Only Tamara Mellon could pull off something so sexy and daring. Tamara - we love you and are going to miss you being at Jimmy Choo. Can’t WAIT for the next step.
PS : We heart your Tumblr
Kate Moss may still be flavor of the moment, but not for much longer. We just discovered these stunning professional shots of Lottie Moss, her younger sister. Is she the next generation of Mossdom? We sure hope so! Read all about fashion’s latest sensation here.
We are so in love with Gat Rimon. Smart yet pretty, their pieces are essential basic items. The line also showcases gorgeous materials, such as silk and cashmere. Gat Rimon’s desire to keep the brand accessible and afforadable for everyone has most definitely contributed to their success.
So the reviews are in on Mr. West DW wmns line. Richard Bridgman of Materialiste attended the show and produced a review.
“It was the most eagerly anticipated event of Paris Fashion Week for the Spring Summer 2012 ready-to-wear shows. Journalists, bloggers and hype-lovers everywhere spent a great deal of time and energy speculating as to what Kanye West’s first ever womenswear effort could possibly look like. The answer came all too quickly tonight as fashion’s favorite rapper unveiled the enigmatic « DW ».
West’s team made the unusual venue choice of Lycée Henri IV, a private college in the famous Latin Quarter, thus setting the tone for a relatively sober, almost scholarly collection. So keen was West to please after his failed ‘Pastelle’ line that he seemed to edge too far on the side of caution. There were no bold Givenchy-inspired prints, no futuristic, avant-garde designs. Not a hint of bling on the horizon.
The runway itself could not have been more minimalist: a white box bathed in violet light. Such sleek chic is a far cry from some of West’s own wardrobe choices, further widening the distance between the man as musician and the man as designer. Even the soundtrack was fairly tame, ranging from classic Lauryn Hill to mainstream rap.
Staple pieces in the collection included beautifully cut cocktail dresses, pants and tops in nude tones, black, silver and white. Occasional hints of colour cut through otherwise monotone pieces. Luxury was the order of the day, with fur and leather being used generously and intelligently on a number of pieces.
If timeless chic is what Kanye West was aiming for, he did nonetheless manage to achieve a certain ‘freshness’, a rawness that came from details such as jump rope cords and zips or accessories including an imposing fur rucksack. This was no middle-aged collection.
There’s little doubt that the highlight of the show were the shoes specially designed by Giuseppe Zanotti. The man himself was present at the show and looked on with pride as his protégé took a bow.
All in all, it seems quite clear that this elegant, emminently wearable collection more than earns Kanye a place in the fashion stratosphere. Perhaps next season he will feel free to stray into bolder territory as a more seasoned designer.”
All images and text were produced by Richard Bridgman of Materialiste for Highsnobiety.com
