Dress, white cotton with red ''IKE'' print, circa 1956, U.S.
You can tell a lot about a culture by the clothing you find people wearing. An exhibit at the Museum at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology) showcases the political side of clothing. The Museum at FIT usually has some incredibly thought provoking and wonderful exhibits.
These Oxford flats have been in fashion since late July of this year and is a variation of the celebrated heeled Oxford shoes from two years ago.
Now less chunkier, more colorful, more casual and of course, flat… this season’s Oxfords are for those who have already grown tired of the ballet slippers. But in my opinion, these shoes aren’t as classic as the latter. It should, however, go weel with those who have an edgier and more androgynous style or those who do not prefer dressing down as an option. These shoes demands attention big time. Oxfords would look really great with pants, which is a no-brainer choice of clothing for the colder season.
Pictured here, via the New York Mag’s style section, are Oxfords from Opening Ceremony ($322), 3.1 Phillip Lim ($410), Topshop ($125), and Kaight ($99).
Celebrity turned designer Victoria Beckham has unveiled this season’s choices for Victoria Beckham collection, her very own dress line in this 75-minute video ad. The concept of the ad is quite extra-ordinary, in an odd and strange way.
The commercial was filmed in the Notting Hill neighborhood at London, one of the city’s most recognizable landmarks.
Victoria Beckham’s Fall collection is now available at Bergdorf Goodman and also online via Net-A-Porter. Her clothes are very stylish, with many of the items sold out before the season is over.
Miley Cyrus has been creating a fashion line with Max Azria for a bit now (Miley Cyrus & Max Azria.), available elusively at Wal Mart. This line coincided (coincidentally, I presume) with Avril Lavigne’s line at Kohls.
With a message that is positively radiant, nail lacquer and body goodie company OPI, in collaboration with collaboration between the Personal Care Products Council Foundation, the American Cancer Society one of the nation’s largest voluntary health organizations, and the National Cosmetology Association, a national organization of more than 25,000 hairstylists, wig experts, estheticians, makeup artists and nail technicians is in the midst of starting and cultivating a non-profit to help women cope with the toll that cancer takes on on a woman’s appearance.
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