As the latest edition of New York Fashion Week wraps up, we're swooning over the gorgeous models like Karlie Kloss and Karen Elson who hit the runways. But Peter Lindbergh is here to burst our bubble: The models of today don't stack up to the supermodels of decades past, and they never will.
An owl symbolizes knowledge and learning. But according to a Hollywood jeweler, Drake hasn't been so wise.
New York Fashion week, scheduled shows, scheduled guests and scheduled collections, so where's the fun in that? Well undoubtably there is some fun in schedule, drinking champagne and feeling a part of something big is always going to have it's appeal but being part of New York Fashion Week feels a little bit like hanging out with the popular kids at school! Attendance has become being part of the It Club, a perfect opportunity to socially brag to the world that you're one of the lucky ones to be let inside!
Sadly New York Fashion Week is coming to an end, but in the past eight days we've witnessed some pretty remarkable pieces come down the runway. As we've made pretty clear, most looks are totally unwearable, but there are certain pieces that just belong in our closets, and thankfully we have until spring to save up!
Here's one fashion show we're guessing won't be inspiring your wardrobe. Subway, as in the sandwich chain, put on a runway show Wednesday to celebrate its SUBtember's $5 Footlong promotion.
Project Subway challenged designers to create outfits made entirely out of anything found at Subway restaurants, such as sandwich wrappers and napkins. The winning designer, Danilo Gabrielli, received free Subway fare for a year and will have his creation displayed at a Subway location in midtown Manhattan this weekend.
Have you ever wondered what the best winter jackets are? I'd argue the line from Canada Goose is cream of the crop, and here's why.
The Canadian goose is a hardy bird. Living in the colder parts of Canada, a country not famed for it's year-round warmth, it's been known to make the journey across the Atlantic during its annual migration. A delicate cockatiel in a gilded cage it most certainly isn't.
So it's rather apt that the founders of Canada Goose chose the bird as their brand's name.