And while I still crave the times that photographers didn't just focus on these elite and decided to highlight the lesser knowns that attend the shows in one's OWN clothes [yes, too many influencers and "street style stars" strut in borrowed pieces that are quickly returned], I am happy to see that many of the attention-seekers that treat Lincoln Center and other show neighborhoods like the Grammys [wearing fashion vs. showcasing one's own style] were cut from many roundups.
Showing posts with label Milan Fashion Week. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Milan Fashion Week. Show all posts
Friday, February 27, 2015
{on the street} Fashion Month Cold Front
This is the first time that I have been intrigued to follow the street style during Fashion Week(s)/Month for the Fall/Winter collections. In the past, especially last year, you had attention-hungry girls walking around during a blizzard in open toed shoes, bare legs, camisoles and no coats. Now, while we did still see a bit of that this year [only in NYC, of course. shame on you!], for the most part the fashion elite set out to the streets and created beautiful stories through impeccable layering of colors, textures and multiple pieces of outerwear.
Monday, June 20, 2011
{Bright Lights, Neon City} Tommy Ton takes Milan
I never thought I'd say this, but I am actually really happy to see the neon & bold color trend of the 80's coming back, in a more refined/modest fashion!
This one isn't neon....but it's amazing nonetheless.
Labels:
Fashion,
Fashion Week,
Milan Fashion Week,
Neon,
Photography,
Style.com,
Tommy Ton
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Milan Menswear
Don't get me wrong, I am never happier than when looking through the new collections every day during all of the Fashion Weeks, that is, until I am able to look at photography of the attendees. Especially when seen through the eyes of Tommy Ton. The shots capture the classic style of Milan effortlessly! So chic!
Labels:
Fashion,
Fashion Week,
Menswear,
Milan,
Milan Fashion Week,
Photography,
street style,
Style.com,
Tommy Ton
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