Annabelle Ronson in the Charlotte Ronson Spring 2010 campaign can now fit in your wallet through a new collaboration with Timo. You can find these wallets exclusively at the Charlotte Ronson store at 268 Mulberry Street, Manhattan, NY starting this Friday, May 21, 2010.
Here’s a sneak peak at what is to come with timo! wallets now being sold at Urban Outfitters. One of the highlights includes a special collaboration celebrating the woman’s bust with a series of 3D boob wallets among other creative designs. Purchase them here at the Urban Outfitters site available now!
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Womenswear Designer of the Year
Marc Jacobs
Donna Karan
Alexander Wang
Menswear Designer of the Year
Michael Bastian
Tom Ford
David Neville & Marcus Wainwright for Rag & Bone
Accessory Designer of the Year
Alexis Bittar
Lazaro Hernandez & Jack McCollough for Proenza Schouler
Marc Jacobs
Swarovski Award for Womenswear
Joseph Altuzarra
Prabal Gurung
Jason Wu
Swarovski Award for Menswear
Richard Chai
Patrik Ervell
Simon Spurr
Swarovski Award for Accessory Design
Eddie Borgo
Dana Lorenz
Alexander Wang
Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award
Michael Kors
Eugenia Sheppard Award
Kim Hastreiter, Paper Magazine
International Award
Christopher Bailey for Burberry
Board of Directors’ Special Tribute
Alexander McQueen
Fashion Icon Award
Iman
Eleanor Lambert Award
Tonne Goodman, Vogue
Looks like it’s going to be one big white winter in Paris, next season, because apparently, white has become the new black for winter and fall. Several designers in Paris have created head-to-toe white ensembles for Fall 2010, and I think their sending us a message, that we should lose color for fall/winter, it’s so yester-year, and just go with white, which find to be safe, not too much, and so chic. White is such a sexy, simplistic minimal color, I say why not change up your whole closet, and make every piece you own white. Whatever Karl says, goes, and he made that clear when every model walked through that giant iceberg donning white gowns, fluffy bear suits, and matching boots for the Chanel Fall 2010 showing. So did Valentino, creating nothing but white on white suits, jackets,a dresses, along with Celine, and a bit off topic, but Calvin Klien as well. And who says you can’t wear white after Labor Day?
*official in love with Catherine Pierce, who is my friend and a great DJ / songstress / fashion icon. she also used to date one of our other favorite musicians, Albert Hammond, Jr. of the Strokes!
*the beautiful Cat Pierce and I in the DJ booth at Anonymous Gallery’s opening in Fall ‘08
TeenVogue’s adorable Andrew Bevan, wearing Moschino and Timo Weiland, and model Dree Hemingway, wearing Alexander Wang, on the red carpet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Intitute Gala on May 4th, 2009
overgrown garden...
In a room of her own: LORICK SS09 by Abigail Lorick
Let them eat cake! The models, that is… Reminiscent of the colorful scene from “Marie Antoinette” (starring Kirsten Dunst), I spotted this delectable and joyous tart-fest as I entered the Lorick SS09 presentation: “A room of one’s own” held the evening of Thursday, September 3rd. It was the first day of New York Fashion Week and I was fully expecting to see wonderfully elegant clothes designed by Abigail, but I was equally impressed with the extravagant and diverse mis-en-scene atmosphere she had built, one that very much resembled an elaborate film set. The full-floor loft was divided into designated areas entitled Overgrown Garden, In Limbo, Bedroom Disaster, Cake Coma, After the Storm, and Demolition Party. I was lucky to have the opportunity to ask this striking young designer a few questions to shed light on her new collection and fabulously unique presentation-style:
in limbo...
How does your aesthetic/vision fit into (or digress from) the current discourse of fashion?
We beat to our own drum in all aspects of our collection. LORICK is about introducing the modern Lady. We have never designed a low-waisted pant and we enjoy producing summer gloves. We understand that true style goes beyond what you wear and hope to relay that to our ladies.
bedroom disaster...
Can you talk more about how this collection “A room of one’s own” came about?
We were referencing the recession in 87′ , when all of these woman had to downsize their lives and living spaces which created a scene of over spoiled disaster. In Virginia Wolf’s A Room Of One’s Own, she explains that women essentially need money and their own room to be able to create and be independent. We were counter acting this concept, proving that our Ladies not only keep up their appearances and elegant independence, but also embrace all situations even if it is a seemingly disaster…. thus they stand as pillars of strength in difficult times.
cake coma...
Did you always plan to make this endeavor for the Lorick Lady or was that a happy accident?
I do not believe in accidents. Roanne Adams, our art director, initially came up with the visuale of upper class women in the late 80’s coping with the economy problems. That was the start of the Lorick spring 09 presentation.
after the storm...
Do you plan to expand your collection?
Absolutely. LORICK already stands as more than just a ready-to-wear collection, I believe we represent a lifestyle. We are truly excited to move forward with LORICK.
demolition party...
*The event’s success would not have been possible without the help of Bronson Lamb and Pablo Berron (both of Venn Pictures) who designed and coordinated lighting, art director Roanne Adams, set designer Peter Klein, and props by Ana Monroe and Johnny Wahba. See more of LORICK at www.loricknewyork.com!
a room of one's own...
