An exclusive peek at the looks from designers featured in the Mercedes-Benz Fall Fashion Week whose creations will be serving as inspiration for many of the more reasonably priced lines. Spoiler alert: the timeless marriage of black and white is back.
Of my many go-to online resources, my daily visits frequently include stops at Net-a-Porter, Vogue.com, and the fun Bergdorf Goodman blog 5th/58th. For those just beginning to peruse fashion on the web, these are great places to start.
Women’s Voices for Change recently asked a dozen fashionable friends to share their winter favorites with us. We’ll be passing along their thoughts and suggestions in our new Fashion Friday series.
It was spring last week at Lincoln Center and around Manhattan as designers showed their collections for the next major season. Here are some highlights from Fashion Week, and some ideas for incorporating the prettiest trends into your warm-weather wardrobe.
How to put a little fun into the mix of this season's classic neutrals? The hot accent: leopard.
Classic style is back, from ladylike elegance to tailored almost-menswear. And in almost all the fall collections, camel rules.
If there was a predominant theme at Fashion Week for Spring 2011, it was white. You could even say that white is the new black. Here, some of the highlights, from an over-40 perspective.
In this back-to-classics fashion season, the idea is to build a lasting wardrobe based on the perfect essentials—exactly the message of this extremely readable, practical guide.