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NY Fashion Week: BCBG Max Azria Fall 2013
The room was packed for Max and Lubov Azria of BCBG Max Azria, whose silk print dresses, magnificent furs, and over-sized jackets were full of exoticism. The designers said they drew inspiration from "the beautiful history inlaid within the architecture of Istanbul and the eclectic style of the Gypsies of Southern Europe."
Miranda Kerr struts her stuff in Aussie fashion show (+photos)
Under rows of chandeliers Miranda Kerr opened the David Jones Autumn/Winter 2013 show in the department store's newest and most controversial label.
Which supermodel is launching her own fashion line?
Supermodel Alessandra Ambrosio is launching her own fashion label.
Beyonce's Bowl kit not super
PETA has rebuked Beyonce for wearing an outfit made out of animal skin for her Super Bowl halftime show.
Q&A with Alannah Hill (+win a trip to Melbourne Fashion Festival!)
Ahead of her runway show at the L'Oreal Melbourne Fashion Festival, we talk to fashion queen Alannah Hill.
Luxury still sells
Christian Dior opened its first Australasian flagship boutique in Sydney last week, reflecting continued demand for luxury fashion despite the tough economic climate.
Paris Fashion Week: Christian Dior F/W 2013
Raf Simons confidently evolved the angular portions of previous seasons' work into softer, more saleable silhouettes. The new Bar jacket, looser and in trendy wool denim, seemed to point to a man who's finally settled in to his role. This season was the supplest fusion so far of his minimalism and the house's ultra-femininity and curves. Fall-winter saw a parade of "memory dresses," some 48 looks that delved into the iconic houndstooth, peplums, and the original '40s designs of Monsieur Dior himself. They hit the catwalk reimagined, sometimes asymmetrically, alongside enormous mirror ball decor. Overall, the show was a success; one step further on in Dior's mission statement for the designer, to "propel its iconic style into the 21st century."
Paris Fashion Week: Jean Paul Gaultier F/W 2013
Clothes as body armour was the concept behind Jean Paul Gaultier's rather dizzying Paris show. A play on voluminous layers of leather, fur, silks, chiffon and even knits - both hanging and enveloping the body - constructed a protective silhouette over models. It all made for a varied collection with some great looks, but one that was frustratingly hard to pin down. Graphic 80s elements, such as Polaroid-type prints, followed a long sheer chiffon dress in eggplant with '70s pleats. Long stripy scarves accompanied a tartan dress. And studded leather bustier tops with '50s peplums could easily have come from another collection altogether. Gaultier explained backstage: "It was also the idea of patchwork."
Rebel Wilson designs plus-size T-shirt range
Bridesmaids star Rebel Wilson has designed a range of T-shirts for plus-sized fans.
Guess who Alexander Wang's collaborating with...
Creative master Alexander Wang has joined forces with a tech giant to create a new bag.
The new top dog in menswear
Menswear Dog is a 3 year old shiba inu living in NYC with a panache for all things style.
Catwalk helps brighten Milan gloom
Designers exhibiting at Milan's fashion week are countering the economic doom and gloom with a series of colourful shows.
Fashion Week: Old guard show their style
The Fashion Week agenda so far may have been set by younger designers, but icons of the fashion industry proved the reasons behind their longevity last night.