Breaking News - Sarah Jessica Parker's Hair Disaster, Dr. Marten's New Looks and Anthropologie's Reality Show
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DOC MARTENS COME STOMPING BACK IN STYLE
Dig into the back of your closet and pull out those Doc Martens. A slew of designer collaborators are re-working the punk-grunge boot: Raf Simons, Yohji Yamamoto , Comptoir des Cotonniers . And finally, get a peek at the perforated Jean-Paul Gautier version here.
[Fashionista]
MOST LIKELY TO BE...
Vanity Fair, in addition to the two covers of Micheal Jackson and Farrah Fawcett for their September issue, the magazine will give us a rundown of who they think is the best dressed in 2009. You can expect to see First Lady Michelle Obama on that list.
[WWD]
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
Katonah Museum of Art (Katohah, NY) is holding an exhibit called "Dress Codes" to explore the symbolism in skirts with shirts, suits, and other costume throughout the world. The art work includes everything from a dress with a 10 inch waist that suggests unattainable fashion standards to a flotation device ensemble to keep wearers safe from natural disasters.
[The Moment]
WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS...ON YOUR HAIR
"Sex and the City " star Sarah Jessica Parker has been having her share of problems lately with chattering of a divorce so shortly after bringing two newborn twins into her home. Earlier this week, an eyewitness spotted a distraught SJP at John Frieda getting her hair fixed after another stylist, at another salon fried it.
[New York Daily News]
BACK TO REALITY FOR RETAIL
Anthropologie's buyer at large, Keith Johnson will be followed by the Sundance Channel for an eight part series called "Man Shops Globe." While Mr. Johnson says it is great publicity for the store, he says its more about educating people as to how the eclectic mix of the store's designs are inspired.
[WWD]
Dig into the back of your closet and pull out those Doc Martens. A slew of designer collaborators are re-working the punk-grunge boot: Raf Simons, Yohji Yamamoto , Comptoir des Cotonniers . And finally, get a peek at the perforated Jean-Paul Gautier version here.
[Fashionista]
MOST LIKELY TO BE...
Vanity Fair, in addition to the two covers of Micheal Jackson and Farrah Fawcett for their September issue, the magazine will give us a rundown of who they think is the best dressed in 2009. You can expect to see First Lady Michelle Obama on that list.
[WWD]
WHAT DOES IT ALL MEAN?
Katonah Museum of Art (Katohah, NY) is holding an exhibit called "Dress Codes" to explore the symbolism in skirts with shirts, suits, and other costume throughout the world. The art work includes everything from a dress with a 10 inch waist that suggests unattainable fashion standards to a flotation device ensemble to keep wearers safe from natural disasters.
[The Moment]
WHEN IT RAINS, IT POURS...ON YOUR HAIR
"Sex and the City " star Sarah Jessica Parker has been having her share of problems lately with chattering of a divorce so shortly after bringing two newborn twins into her home. Earlier this week, an eyewitness spotted a distraught SJP at John Frieda getting her hair fixed after another stylist, at another salon fried it.
[New York Daily News]
BACK TO REALITY FOR RETAIL
Anthropologie's buyer at large, Keith Johnson will be followed by the Sundance Channel for an eight part series called "Man Shops Globe." While Mr. Johnson says it is great publicity for the store, he says its more about educating people as to how the eclectic mix of the store's designs are inspired.
[WWD]
