Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clothes. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 23, 2013

Roksanda Ilincic Pops Up ! : The designer’s new store may not be complete, but that won’t stop us from shopping.


Fashion designer Roksanda Ilincic’s first store in London’s Mayfair neighborhood won’t be finished until early next year, but that hasn’t stopped her from utilizing the raw space. To coincide with Frieze Art Fair, she teamed up the Josef and Anni Albers Foundation to create a capsule collection of eight colorful, graphic dresses, inspired by the modernist painter and currently on display in her Mount Street windows. Presented as part of a neon, construction-site installation created by the wildly eccentric set designer Gary Card, the wearable works of art will be available on net-a-porter.

Tuesday, July 9, 2013

RIHANNA FOR RIVER ISLAND AUTUMN COLLECTION


Watch Rihanna as she walks us through her highly anticipated Autumn collection. Get a sneak peek at the new Rihanna for River Island range, and see how Rihanna's sketches have developed from the drawing board to River Island stores.

To see the latest news from Rihanna's collection for River Island, visit http://www.riverisland.com/rihanna or search 'Rihanna for River Island'.

Thursday, January 3, 2013

Style Secrets: 12 Ways To Get More Out Of Your Closet This Year!

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If you go to get dressed each morning and cringe at the sight of your closet, it may be time to fix it up for the new year. Perhaps it’s introducing more organizational aspects, or adding a splash of color to make it a more enjoyable space. Considering that you use the closet everyday, you want it to be in top shape, for dressing as well as your sanity. Take a look at these photos of walk-in closets for some inspiration. Before you know it, your closet itself may be upstaging your actual wardrobe!

1. First things first: clear it out. The best path to a new and improved closet begins with starting fresh. Clear everything out so you can assess the bones of your closet. This will help you analyze what structural improvements you might want to make so you can tailor the space to your needs.

2. Install hooks. Hooks are an inexpensive and easy addition that will greatly improve your closet space. Hanging items like belts, ties or scarves on hooks will free up drawer space by turning walls into storage.
3. Add baskets. Baskets are great for organizing loose items on your shelves giving your closet a streamlined look. Group like items in each basket so you’ll always know where to find what you’re looking for.

4. Choose a uniform style hanger in the same color. This helps your eye to focus on the clothing.
5. Differentiate the heights of your shelves. To ensure a proper home for everything in your wardrobe, you’re likely to need shelves of different heights. Stuffing too-tall items into too-short spaces leaves your closet feeling claustrophobic and you feeling frustrated.

6. Invest in jewelry organizers. When everything you own is laid out in plain sight in an organized fashion, it will make choosing the perfect accessory easier and more fun.
7. Equip your drawers with dividers. Everyone knows how frustrating it is to dig through a drawer for the right T-shirt or socks. Avoid this by using dividers so that each item has its own designated place.

8. Hang mirrors. The reasoning behind this is obvious, but do note: You don’t need a huge walk-in closet for this tip to be applicable. Hanging one on the inside of your closet door will also do the trick.
9. Add color. You spend a lot of time in your closet, so make it aesthetically pleasing. If you have the room, that can be accomplished by adding a colorful rug and fresh paint or wallpaper on the walls.

10. Sneak in a hamper. Every great closet needs an accessible hamper, but there’s no need for it to be an eyesore. These tilted hamper drawers blend right into the scenery and make doing the laundry easier.
11. Perfect your lighting. The right lighting in a closet is a must. Make sure it has a mixture of overhead ambient lighting and task lighting for any appropriate areas, such as vanities.

12. Create a display. Once it’s time to move everything back into your closet, arrange your wardrobe like a display. It’s important to have everything you own in view, or it’s possible you’ll forget you ever bought it. If you set it up as if you were styling a store, you’ll enjoy everyday shopping your own closet!

Have a Neonfix Image Consultant help you with your closet, out with the old and style your fave pieces like new Visit http://www.neonfix.com/about/imageconsulting / info@neonfix.com / 646 450 5844 for more info! 
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Saturday, November 24, 2012

All Red Everything Rita Ora

Rita Ora EMA Red carpet



Over in British singer Rita Ora wore all red everything as she hit up the red carpet of the MTV Europe Music Awards dressed in a dramatic red Marchesa gown.



Rita Ora EMA Press Room


Her time in that red gown was short-lived as she immediately changed into a red Emilio Pucci lace catsuit to open the show, and later appeared in the press room wearing a red Alexandre Vauthier pant suit.



Friday, November 16, 2012

Best Dressed This Week

Georgia May Jagger
Georgia May Jagger at a Sunglasses Hut event in Sydney.
 
 
 Karolina Kurkova
 
 

Wednesday, October 24, 2012

New Versace Store in New York!!!!

Versace SoHo
Versace Boutique
160 Mercer Street
New York, NY 10012

Mercer Street in SoHo has become the go-to destination for luxury brand flagship stores (Prada, Balenciaga 
and Saint Laurent share a block). The latest boutique to add its haute vibe to this short stretch of land in Manhattan 
is none other than Versace. With her platinum blond hair, donning an all black (Versace, of course) ensemble in the 
new brand space, Donatella Versace explained her choice of location today in a walk-through of the space for press, "I love being in SoHo. I like the attitude of people, how they dress,and I think it's a very exciting part of the city.

 

 I used to come here with my brother Gianni. It was my dream to have a store in SoHo."Famed English architect 
Jamie Fabert, who had previously worked on one the brand's stores in China, came up with the concept for the1,785-square-foot space that blends together the opulence of the past and the brand's future. "I like the combination of all the materials like gold, plexi glass and the antique mosaic. So it's like heritage and the future above it, but they never touch each other." explained Versace.



The centerpiece of the store is the aforementioned fragmented marble floor mosaic made and brought from Italy. Above it hovers curving plexi glass with golden details."This is a very specific kind of floor made in Italy in the 9th century. It is made from fragments of ruined temples in churches\all across Italy by one family. We wanted to create something which was deeply Italian, something that's rich in materials,something reminiscent of the opulence of Gianni," added Fabert.