Fendi showed punchy graphic looks in tonal earth colors and cool slate-gray and blue, all while demonstrating a madcap approach to mixing fur and other exotics. Striped navy and pink rabbit fur, butter-yellow shaved fox in a graphic intarsia, and an interlocking pattern of different colored snakeskin and Yves Klein blue lambskin are just some of the standout numbers.
Inevitable wardrobe malfunction? Adrienne Maloof suffered a nip slip on Saturday, June 1, when she stepped out in an ultra-revealing ensemble that essentially guaranteed a fashion mishap.
The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, 51, styled a sheer, cleavage-baring black jumpsuit for a date night with Sean Stewart, 32, at Chateau Marmont in West Hollywood. Maloof's jumpsuit accidentally exposed her nipple when the top pulled to one side.
It’s Graduate Fashion Week in the U.K. — the annual opportunity for British fashion colleges that aren’t based in London to head to the capital and get some press attention. There’s a large-scale exhibition over four days, with nervous-looking graduates on hand to discuss their designs, plus runway shows for each college.
While writing for CollegeFashionista for the first time last semester, I attempted to find some sort of coherency of style throughout the Italianate architecture of Emory's campus. I noticed scattered people following trends to the tee, others keeping it basic and that college students, despite my active protest, still like to wear pajamas to class. There was no factor that I could discern to define a quintessential Emory style. I was left wondering what tied these students together until I had a conversation with the Fashionista pictured here.
