In the midst of the recession, designers could actually help their hard-hit businesses by focusing on e-commerce and social network connections. The ones who did that are looking pretty smart right now, because there are even more new ideas to try in 2011. Probably the most important accomplishment for Web-resistant designers was to recognize that their customers talk to one another online; they want girlfriend advice and they want designers to listen. As a result, many more designers this year began using Facebook...
via refinery29.com Who denies that one of the best parts of fashion is following the large brand ad campaigns during the year? Each one of them trying to surpass the other in uniqueness and style while we watch in awe where imagination can elevate too. Refinery29 gathered a few of their favorite 2010 ad campaigns, we chose our favorite and added two more we liked. Click through Refinery29 for the whole picture.
via source4style.com Source4Style is the first B2B online marketplace that allows designers and brands to search and source more sustainable materials and services from a network of global suppliers...
via ecouterre.com I doubt anyone missed the spectacle but I really loved the twist on this article. Lady Gaga at the MTV Video Music Awards dressed in meat. If you missed her there, check out the...
via trendland.net Seems fashion is getting yummier by the moment. After Bergdorfs mini fashion bites and Louis Vuitton's delicious Parisian pastry video, we now found shoes and bags made of Belgian...
Louis Vuitton City Guide 2011 - Paris, the Saint Honoré (English Version) via youtube.com Words are not enough to describe this exquisite tour amongst Parisian Patissier delights! As LV promises on Facebook keep an eye out on more upcoming guides: 'Louis Vuitton unveils the 2011 edition of the Paris City Guide with a sweetener - be seduced by the most Parisian delicacy: the Saint-Honoré pastry. Next week, next stop: Berlin.'
via dazeddigital.com A really cool idea by the amazing magazine, Dazed & Confused. As part of a series of public events, called 'Meet the designers', well known fashion designers met with the public -at Apple Stores- where they answered to submitted questions. Inspiring names, including New York-based Adam Kimmel, Acne's Jonny Johansson and London's Gareth Pugh met with fans and fashion lovers. Great idea that should probably be introduced wider, as it includes style and an innovative venue.
via trendland.net Nicolas Kirkwood collaborates with the Keith Haring foundation to create a capsule collection of shoes anticipated to launch in February of 2011.
via guardian.co.uk Remember Lizzie Miller the 21 year model that appeared in her true nudity without photoshop and let it all out there? She's become a star! A real woman-model who appeared in Fashion Week plus-size runway is telling her own story and she's becoming successful. As this year's fashion week marked a remarkable turn around in fashion incorporating plus-size fashion, the hype is up and everybody is talking about it. Designers are creating new collections, magazines and periodicals are paying attention...