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Scented-candle aficionados looking for more than pleasantly aromatic wax with a wick will fancy a tactile new collaboration between Joya Studios and the artist Oliver Ruuger. The limited-edition candle and engraved leather case are made ...
Scented-candle aficionados looking for more than pleasantly aromatic wax with a wick will fancy a tactile new collaboration between Joya Studios and the artist Oliver Ruuger. The limited-edition candle and engraved leather case are made by hand in New York and London, respectively, with the latter produced from British saddle hide branded with artwork, an ancient Latin palindrome. The candle, called is hand-poured at the Joya Studio using soy, vegetable oil, beeswax, and of course the fragrance, a combination of woodsmoke, fire and juniper oil.$450 for 12.5 oz at Barneys New York (Madison Ave) and Joya Studios
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Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton served some serious Sigmund Freud with her experiments in bespoke-level, Victorian suits merging lace doily and skull motifs. Katy Eary, Christopher Kane, and J.W. Anderson also mounted feats of conc...
Alexander McQueen's Sarah Burton served some serious Sigmund Freud with her experiments in bespoke-level, Victorian suits merging lace doily and skull motifs. Katy Eary, Christopher Kane, and J.W. Anderson also mounted feats of conceptualism...Alexander McQueen...Alexander McQueen...Alexander McQueen...
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Dear Shaded Viewers and Diane,   Earlier today, in the basement at the Hospital Club here in London, a young man in a backcombed blond wig laid gracefully on a low brocade armchair, looking suitably disinterested, his cheeks shimmer...
Dear Shaded Viewers and Diane,   Earlier today, in the basement at the Hospital Club here in London, a young man in a backcombed blond wig laid gracefully on a low brocade armchair, looking suitably disinterested, his cheeks shimmering with  a dusting of glitter. Martine Rose's choice of an interactive but static presentation to showcase her summer collection mirrors a telltale fascination in lived spaces as an extension of their lodgers' personal style, the main theme of Martine Rose's season. Domesticity then, and an elusive, diluted sense of intimacy seep into pieces inspired by sportswear and tracksuits, in a mostly black and white colour palette, but lined with ruffled ribbons and lace, running all along the collars or framing zippers and seams. As they recall fine curtains and pristine doilies, these details also delicately challenge certainly outdated, prescribed notions of masculinity and expectations, making space, indeed, for whatever will come next.   Later, Silvia
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I have to admit I totally impulse purchased these Madewell shades this weekend basically just because I wanted a pick-me-up. It was Saturday, I was feeling gloomy and maybe a little hungover. Even though I didn’t necessarily need t...
I have to admit I totally impulse purchased these Madewell shades this weekend basically just because I wanted a pick-me-up. It was Saturday, I was feeling gloomy and maybe a little hungover. Even though I didn’t necessarily need these guys per se, I put them on and instantly felt a little bit happier–they literally (and figuratively) have a kind of rose-tinted thing going on. Continue reading »Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
about 4 hours ago
For his 2014 resort collection, Calvin Klein designer Francisco Costa remained fascinated with putting a new spin on that modern minimalism, the style that’s so synonymous with the Calvin Klein aesthetic. Fitting, as the designer h...
For his 2014 resort collection, Calvin Klein designer Francisco Costa remained fascinated with putting a new spin on that modern minimalism, the style that’s so synonymous with the Calvin Klein aesthetic. Fitting, as the designer has just collaborated with famed minimalist artist Ellsworth Kelly to reinterpret a color block dress the artist created in 1952. It seems Costa’s work with Kelly has inspired this latest, distinctly cerebral (and stomach baring!) collection. Continue reading »Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
about 4 hours ago
Lily Aldridge credits her toned post-baby abs to the routine; Erin Heatherton her pert derriere and Natalie Portman, her prima ballerina posture.  No, this isn’t another mad dash cycling class; this is Ballet Beautiful! Founded by former...
Lily Aldridge credits her toned post-baby abs to the routine; Erin Heatherton her pert derriere and Natalie Portman, her prima ballerina posture.  No, this isn’t another mad dash cycling class; this is Ballet Beautiful! Founded by former New York City Ballet dancer, Mary Helen Bower, Ballet Beautiful is a unique mix of targeted strength and flexibility training exercises that provide techniques to ‘building and maintaining the beauty, strength and grace’ of—you guessed it—a ballerina.  Beloved by the aforementioned Victoria’s Secret Angels, Miranda Kerr and Karen Elson to name but a few, the ballet-inspired workout has quickly become the go-to routine for those looking to sculpt long, lean muscles without the added bulk acquired after weeks of pumping iron at the gym.  Of course, that’s not to say that this workout is anything less than a head-to-toe challenge. Having tested Mary Helen’s at-home DVD workouts, we can attest to its sweat-inducing, heart-pumping effects. Here’s the deal: composed of a series of mat and standing exercises, the Ballet Beautiful workout focuses on combining sets of muscle pulsing ab moves, leg lifts and bridges done in ‘demipointe’ position to round out a full-body workout, clocking in at about an hour. For those looking for a bit more variety in their routine, there’s also the option of Mary Helen’s new online custom workout program, which offers a more targeted version of her existing video regime, giving users the option of narrowing in on specific problem areas or particular fitness goals.  Along with unlimited access to the site’s streaming video library, the monthly subscription service will automatically put together your tailor-made training program that can be adjusted when you find yourself short on time.  And with two new workouts added to the queue each month, you’ll likely never plead boredom with your workout again! Not convinced of the power of ballet just yet?  Would some supermodel testimonials do the trick? We thought so.  While celebrating the launch of Ballet Beautiful’s new online feature, we also had the chance to chat with Lily and Erin, possibly two of the program’s biggest fans, where we discussed the benefits they’ve experienced training the prima ballerina way and how they like to customize their workouts when they’re on the go.  For that and more on the Angels’ favorite healthy snacks and fitness tips, see our full interview with the lovely ladies below:  How did you first get into the Ballet Beautiful workout? Lily Aldridge: Karen Elson was the one who first told me about Mary Helen. I just had my baby and I was coming to New York for the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show, and I was like, “I’m going to try this,” and it was so fun and so effective. We do it every other day, and I love working out, which is weird, because I typically didn’t. Erin Heatherton: Lily’s abs! She was breast-feeding and I saw her change clothes and I was like, “girl, what are you doing? You look amazing,!” She looked better than I’ve ever seen her look, and I was like, “what’s going,” like I never usually ask, you know girls have their secrets, but I asked and she said, “it’s Mary Helen, here’s her number.”  So I started working with her and its just been incredible for me because I’m such a tomboy and I like sports, but I don’t really have that ballet elegance, so Ballet Beautiful has really helped me have more control over my body in a way that helps me with modeling. You need your fingertips to your toes to be a good model, and that’s what Ballet Beautiful does. It really gets you connected mentally to your whole body. How long have you been doing this workout? LA: For about I would say nine months, [Mary Helen and I] have been working out together. EH: I started about a month before the VS Fashion Show. What are the benefits of Ballet Beautiful workout? LA: It’s just very effective for me. You know, everybody’s different, but for me, this has just transformed my body. I can’t speak highly eno
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Suspense was in the air during Mad Men’s penultimate episode of this season. What will come of Don and Megan? Are Peggy and Ted having an affair? What’s up with Bob and Pete? As per usual, we have more questions than answers...
Suspense was in the air during Mad Men’s penultimate episode of this season. What will come of Don and Megan? Are Peggy and Ted having an affair? What’s up with Bob and Pete? As per usual, we have more questions than answers, but the thing we know for sure is that the fashion from last night’s episode was not to be missed. Check it out! Continue reading »Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
about 5 hours ago
There’s really an all-in-one thing going on in fashion right now. First, we wanted rompers; then it was overalls. Now, we’re fiending for a good, full-legged jumpsuit. Celebs, it seems, are right on board with us. Continue ...
There’s really an all-in-one thing going on in fashion right now. First, we wanted rompers; then it was overalls. Now, we’re fiending for a good, full-legged jumpsuit. Celebs, it seems, are right on board with us. Continue reading »Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
about 6 hours ago
Dressing for the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, TN, is more about keeping cool in 90-degree weather than it is about glamorous women in designer clothes. But that doesn't mean attendees at the four-day festival skimped on th...
Dressing for the Bonnaroo Music Festival in Manchester, TN, is more about keeping cool in 90-degree weather than it is about glamorous women in designer clothes. But that doesn't mean attendees at the four-day festival skimped on the style front. In fact, more than a few women put their own spin on Spring 2013's biggest trends. We break down the three best looks we saw this weekend - from the grounds of the festival to its stage - here. On Jessica: Rachel Roy Dress. On Justin: Club Monaco Shirt and Blazer
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Richard Nicoll SS14 More...
Richard Nicoll SS14 More...
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