I love Gwen Stefani and I love L.A.M.B. Really I do. So I don’t know if it’s fashion fatigue or what, but I can only find three things I want to show you from the LAMB show.
1. Gwen Stefani and Kingston James. So FREAKING cute!
2. The Bags. Love ‘em, want the red one.
3. Chanel Iman. And look…even she’s like all like “meh”
Ah, so this is what the cool kids will be wearing next year! Rag and Bone unveiled their Spring 2008 collection to a room that included Kate Bosworth (who looked dashing with slicked back hair and a white tuxedo jacket with black piping), Amanda Peet, and singer Mya. The designers sent both men’s and women’s looks down the runway and gave the girls sexy separates you could share with your boyfriend. The women’s looks leaned heavily on mannish silhouettes and nouveau safari style in a very consistent color scheme of khaki, black, white, and grey. The fedora is definitely here to stay for Spring, paired with belted trenches and scarves tied around the neck, giving you a very “spy who shagged me” aura.
I’m really digging the updated safari suit with slim trousers and button detailing at the ankle. These could replace the Balenciaga jodhpurs as this season’s “must have” pant.
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BCBG Max Azaria gave us none of the structured, tailored, and menswear-inspired looks that are currently sweeping women’s fashion. For Summer 2008, they’re bringing “pretty” back with lovely, layered party dresses. Models floated down the runway in organza and tulle in muted colors – slate grey, bronze, with the occasional occasional surprise burst of poppy or mustard. Leather wrap belts pulled the looks together and kept these flirty dresses from looking too precious. All dresses, all delicate, and I want to rock each and every one.
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LA designers Grey Ant started the Fashion Week buzz a bit early. They kicked off a week in the tents with high style and high waists. Grant Krajecki rolled his history with high-waisted jeans into high-waisted trousers and slim cut pants. He then flipped the menswear inspired looks on their ear with very easy, feminine dresses. I’m dying over their dandelion-yellow tie dye shift.
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