This just in: Costco now sells Chanel and Louis Vuitton! Granted, they’re still way out of most people’s price range but just the fact you can actually get high designer goods while buying Kirkland oatmeal in bulk is a pretty cool concept. But don’t expect to see quilted and monogrammed bags in every warehouse. So far, they’ve only been spotted in the new Harlem location. Those lucky New Yorkers.
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ttF Daily Fave: Chanel and Louis Vuitton at Costco
Spring 2010 Paris Fashion Week Trends: Hesitant About… Cargo
Cargo
As much as I like military, I’m not excited for the cargo pant.. or short or skirt. The pockets are practical, yes. But with those extra pockets comes extra volume to your hips and legs. And who wants that?
(clockwise from top left) Sonia Rykiel, Balmain, Louis Vuitton, Vivienne Westwood, Haider Ackermann, Stella McCartney
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Spring 2010 Paris Fashion Week Trends: Still Loving… Military
Military
At first I adored anything with gold buttons and tassels. But when everyone in Hollywood started wearing Balmain’s jackets, I got a little bored of the military trend. But since it’s not going anywhere anytime soon, I’m willing to give it another chance. Plus, army green really makes my eyes pop.
(clockwise from top left) Loewe, Balmain, Jean Paul Gautier, Louis Vuitton, Kenzo, John Galliano
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Spring 2010 Paris Fashion Week Trends: Excited For… Cropped Jackets
Cropped Jackets
The boyfriend blazer is my go-to choice when I’m wearing my denim leggings or a mini. But it’s overpowering with a basic pair of slacks. A cropped jacket, on the other hand, is just right. I especially like them worn over a fluid long top as shown at Vanessa Bruno.
(clockwise from top left) Karl Lagerfeld, Vanessa Bruno, Givenchy, Gareth Pugh, Akris, Louis Vuitton
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Spring 2010 Paris Fashion Week Trends: Hesitant About… Jagged Edges
Jagged Edges
Viktor & Rolf’s tulle creations were certainly eye-catching, just not wearable unless you’re doing a photo shoot for Bazaar. The rest weren’t as dramatic, but I’m still not into raw hemlines.
(clockwise from top left) Viktor & Rolf, Balmain, Louis Vuitton, Yohji Yamamoto, Commes de Garçons, Yves Saint Laurent
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Fall 2009 Paris Fashion Week Trends: Excited For… Voluminous Skirts
From knee-length tulips and micro mini bubbles to floor-length bell shapes and mini lampshades the skirts at Paris Fashion Week all had one defining factor: voluminous hips. As much as I love my pencil skirts, I’m excited to flounce around in fall’s roomy shapes.
(clockwise from top left) Christian Dior, Antonio Berardi, Giambatista Valli, John Galliano, Chloe, Louis Vuitton
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