Monday, March 29, 2010

LG FASHION WEEK FALL/WINTER 2010 SCHEDULE


SUNDAY MARCH 28, 2010
By invitation only.
7:00 PM Event Doors Open
8:00 PM IZMA
9:00 PM The Party of Style I featuring DJ Honey Dijon

MONDAY MARCH 29, 2010
4:00 PM Gaudet
5:00 PM Jules Power
6:00 PM Preloved
7:00 PM School of Fashion, Ryerson University

TUESDAY MARCH 30, 2010
12:00 PM FGI Speed Networking Event
3:00 PM Orange by Angela Chen
4:00 PM Saniya Khan
5:00 PM Zoran Dobric
6:00 PM LOVAS Wesley Badanjak
6:15 PM The Power of LG Mobile
7:00 PM Pat McDonagh
8:00 PM LUNDSTROM debuts LUNDSTROM COLLECTION
9:00 PM Evan Biddell

WEDNESDAY MARCH 31, 2010
9:00AM-1:00PM The Power of Politics - Queen's Park
3:00 PM The Heart Truth Fashion Show
4:00 PM Dimitri-Chris
5:00 PM Katrina Tuttle
5:30 PM Jessica Biffi designs Plus for Addition Elle and MXM
6:30 PM Attitude. Only at Sears.
7:30 PM Andy The-Anh
8:30 PM Pink Tartan
9:30 PM Joe Fresh Style

THURSDAY APRIL 1, 2010
2:00 PM Shelli Oh (The Sanctuary @ The Music Gallery 197 John Street)
3:00 PM Coccolily
4:00 PM BASCH by Brandon
5:00 PM Lucian Matis
6:00 PM RUDSAK
7:00 PM Comrags
8:00 PM Barbie by David Dixon
David Dixon
9:30 PM Bustle
10:00 PM WOMEN X WOMEN Hosted by The Advocates (Thrush Holmes Empire, 1093 Queen St. W)
10:00 PM The Party of Style II featuring DJ Colleen Shannon

SATURDAY APRIL 3, 2010
10:00PM The Party of Style III (MUZIK)

Photo and information provided by LG Fashion Week.
Writer: Kate Murphy

STELLA McCARTNEY FOR GAP KIDS





















Stella McCartney has created a capsule collection for GAP Kids which hits stores on March 30th.
Photos provided by Nitrolicious.
Writer: Kate Murphy

Tuesday, March 16, 2010

FOXY LV

Here's a look at Louis Vuitton's Fox Bag Charm in Rose. It also comes in Vert and Orange. To me it looks like a giant rabbit's foot. I wonder if it's supposed to bring you good luck as well? Anyways, you can pick it up at LouisVuitton.com.

Photos provided by The Purse Blog.

Writer: Kate Murphy

Monday, March 15, 2010

CRACK CLOTHES

The mere thought of Amy Winehouse designing a clothing line is pure horror. When I think of Amy Winehouse and fashion I visualize a frizzy beehive, smudged eyeliner, bloody ballet shoes, and a crack pipe. It's sad, but it's also true.

She's managed to coerce Fred Perry to create her own 17 piece clothing line. “Amy has been wearing Fred Perry for years, so we were aware she was a genuine fan of the brand,” said Red Perry marketing direction, Richard Martin. “Amy has a unique sense of style that reflects the brand’s own historical reference points.” Amy's line is somewhat conservative; consisting of polo shirts, argyle, and skirts. The colour palette is minimal; blacks, pinks and greys.

Is Amy Winehouse truly capable of concentrating on anything for more than a minute? Apparently...according to Martin. “We had three major design meetings where she was closely involved in product style selection and the application of fabric, color and styling details...Amy gave crucial input on proportion, color and fit,” Martin said. “The range clearly has Amy’s handwriting.”

The collection will retail between $32 and $150 and will continue for four seasons. It will be sold at Fred Perry Authentic boutiques as well as a few select wholesalers.

I think Amy should put down the sketch pad and pick up the microphone.
Writer: Kate Murphy