Elle Style 360 Presents Bebe Fall 2011

February 21, 2011 by  
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On Wednesday, February 16th, Bebe showed their Fall 2011 Runway Collection, dubbed “bebeBLACK” in the Style 360 Studios at The Metropolitan Pavilion.

An attractive audience overall, the front row featured dolled-up pseudo-celebs like Jersey Shore’s Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola, singer/actress/host Adrienne Bailon, model Bria Murphy (Eddie Murphy’s eldest) and top fashion editors like Robbie Myers (Editor-in-Chief of Elle Magazine).

As the show kicked off, a spotlight panned away from the runway and over to the DJ booth where violinist Caitlin Moe stood.  She played a fierce rock & roll riff which led to an intro beat from DJ Mia Moretti and queued back to the runway.

The models embodied a similar look, rocking high, long ponytails with a single brightly-colored streak of blue, yellow or red, and headbands with off-centered pompoms.  Bright fire-engine red lips and a pale face accented each look with hair by BaByLiss PRO and cosmetics by Make Up For Ever.

The collection predominantly featured form-fitting ready-to-wear pieces in bold pops up color like magenta, poppy red, cobalt blue, and citron limoncello against black signature staples.  Patterns were mostly represented by solid colors except for a themed print referred to as “Barbed Wire” which took the aforementioned bright colors and splattered black barbed wire overtop, as well as a “Lady Liberty” print which featured the color green synonymous with the Statue of Liberty and “Lady Liberty Coins” on certain garments.

Many looks featured fishnet cutaways or fitted bodices paired with pleated skirts. Black dresses were always paired atop bold-colored tights and hints of leather, while wool, satin, metallic and velvet fabrics dominated.  All looks were worn with pointy steel toe stilettos.

A playful take on the classic “varsity” jersey was integrated into the line with a series of cropped jackets or jacket-dresses in bold colors with white cuffs, snaps and seams.  Standout looks included: the black liberty coin print crepe-de-chine pleated open back dress, the peacock velveteen and ponti dress with a black sateen bra overtop, and the barbed wire bodysuit covered by a sheer tulle skirt.

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Academy of Art University Spring/Summer 2011

September 22, 2010 by  
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Since 2005, the School of Fashion at Academy of Art University in San Francisco has shown the collections of recent graduates during New York Fashion Week–an incredible exposure opportunity for these young designers on the rise.  This season, the run of show featured 7 collections and several emerging designers. Read more

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week: Vassilios Kostetsos Spring/Summer 2011

September 20, 2010 by  
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On September 12th, Athenian designer, Vassilios Kostetsos, presented his Spring/Summer 2011 collection at The Studio as part of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Read more

Derek Warburton cameos on Real Housewives of NY and joins Blazetrak as a premiere fashion professional

April 2, 2010 by  
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Fashion and lifestyle guru, Derek Warburton, adds “TV Personality” to his style-heavy repertoire, joining the cast of The Real Housewives of New York (RHONY) on last night’s episode which aired on Bravo nationwide. Real life friends with RHONY cast member Alex McCord, she affectionately refers to him as her “GBFF”. On last night’s show, Derek & Alex set out to help find designers for Brooklyn Fashion Week{End}, a story line that will play out over the next few episodes of the series. Read more

NYFW | Barbara Tfank Fall 2010

February 24, 2010 by  
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Barbara Tfank debuted her Fall 2010 Ready-To-Wear Collection during New York Fashion Week at the alternative downtown venue, Milk Studios. Read more

MBFW | J. Mendel Fall/Winter 2010

February 20, 2010 by  
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Designer Gilles Mendel

On the final day of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week, J. Mendel freshened things up by showing a ‘Presentation’ in the Salon Tent, a welcomed alternative to the traditional runway show. Here, we were able to get up close & personal with the clothes, and really see the fine details (of which there were many). Read more

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