Ben Minkoff latest collection is definitely on trend for fall. We enjoyed the fun colors and versatility of the collection.
Solange Knowles Leigh Lezark and Andrew Bevan sat front row as Noon by Noor showed their spring 2014 collection on September 6th in the Studio at Lincoln Center during Mercedes Benz Fashion Week.
Over the weekend we literally stepped into the 1920s as attended the 8th Bi-Annual Jazz Age Lawn Party on Governor’s Island. Over 5,000 fashionista and gents moved across the dance floor to show of their style and classic Jazz moves. Our team was there to capture it all. Take a look at some of our favorites!
H&M’s Exclusive Glamour Collection and Conscious fashion collection, now in stores in time for Earth Day, epitomizes the fusion between sustainability and fashion- using greener materials (such as organic cotton and hemp and recycled polyester) to create pieces reflecting the most popular of today’s latest trends. In keeping with H&M’s economic values, these collections remain within the H&M standard pricing- making high fashion and sustainable clothing accessible to all.
Checking out everything Guess has to offer for the Spring/Summer.
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For fall 2011 retailer Forever 21 finds its inspiration in a mixture of bygone eras. As a brand for every girl their commitment to providing looks for its diverse customer base has resulted in an assortment of styles ranging from soft and girly 20’s inspiration to 80’s punk.
Loving the WESC Fall 2011 collection. Lots of knits and color.
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Spring has sprung, and no one knows that fact better than our friends at JC Penney who continue heir tradition of affordable fashion with a stunning Spring offering. In addition to the brands we have come to love, like Worthington and St. John’s Bay a few new faces have joined the JCP roster. Call It Spring, MNG by Mango, and Liz Claiborne have stepped into the arena, bringing their individual style to the forum. Here are a few of our favorite looks: