Another year, another awards season, and another high fashion red carpet we were dying to see. The 2017 Grammy’s is where your favorite artist and musicians are honored. The red carpet is usually fun and gives people like Lady Gaga and Katy Perry can express themselves through style. Here are our picks are the Best and Worst Dressed at 2017 Grammy Awards.
For four days, fashion go-to Refinery 29 drew lines of people day after day to its pop-up fashion and art collaboration for New York Fashion Week, “29 Rooms,” in collaboration with a variety of brands, artists and more.
Taking over the entire, 5500-square foot, the fifth floor of the Madison Avenue Men’s store, The Workshop is divided into elaborate structural shops, such as a jewelry shop created out of an oversized Lady Gaga-turned-spider and a boudoir in the shape of a giant wig. Working with the Barneys New York team, Eli Sudbrack and avaf have designed giant sculpture installations as well as signature artwork for GAGA’S WORKSHOP which is featured on special holiday shopping bags and packaging.
What might the Bronte sisters wear to a downtown soiree had they hung out with Amy Winehouse? Hands down, Sally LaPointe‘s Spring 2012 collection that debuted Friday, September 9, 2011.
Erin Fetherston
Designer Erin Featherston looks stunning in this skin toned strapless number.
Katie Cassidy
Chanel Iman
We are loving what this color does for the supermodel. Simply chic.
THE 2011 WINNERS
Womenswear Designer of the Year
The nominees: Alexander Wang, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler, Marc Jacobs
The winner: Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler
Sally LaPointe‘s gold metallic charmeuse ruffled gown with metallic netting is featured in “Judas”, the latest music video from Lady Gaga. As waves crash around her (3:47 mark) the songstress wears the custom made gown that features LaPointe‘s signature bold shoulders.
Earlier this week, Nautica unveiled their new partnership with the Prudential Center. Appropriately titled the Nautica Concert Series at Prudential Center, followed by an exclusive fashion show featuring NJ Devil Hockey Alumni’s Jim Dowd, Brice Driver, Ken Daneyko, Grant Marshall, Rob Skrlac and Randy Velischek. Radio voice of the New Jersey Devils, Matt Loughlin, served as the emcee.