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Vancouver Designer - Kim Legler
Vancouver Designer – Kim Legler
Hey Everyone! I had the opportunity to sit down for a one-on-one interview with the booming young artist and designer Kim Legler. Kim is from Yellowknife and decided to move to the city to pursue her love for art and fashion. Kim graduated from La Salle College and has been painting for over 10 years and designing for 7 years. Her designs are all unique and handmade with love just for you. She is…
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Pretty Grunge
Hey everyone! My name is Karly Stedman I moved to Vancouver from Vancouver Island. I am currently taking Fashion Marketing at Blanche Macdonald. I have learned so much about the fashion industry and most recently styling, so for my first post I wanted to share my styling shoot with you. My good friend Josie Dobbswall came from Victoria to be my model and I collaborated with a Blanche makeup…
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Less is More
When I’m planning an outfit I think about what top I’m going to wear, what pants I’m going to wear, and, if it’s going to be -30, what jacket I’m going wear. This may sound easy, but it still takes a gruelling amount of energy to get ready in the morning. To save time I try to keep things simple. I love basics like a solid black t-shirt or tank with a knit cardigan and jeans.
Karl Lagerfeld…
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The backdrops for Chanel’s runways shows have always seemed like cinematic feats in their own right. Whether staged on a private jumbo jet or in an 18th century Austrian palace, Karl Lagerfeld’s shows have never lacked on elaborate sets, or even theatrics for that matter. So it seemed only fitting then that for his latest endeavor, the designer-turned-director should take over an actual movie set to present his 2016 Métiers d’Art collection – a lineup worthy of the silver screen itself.
Staged at the famed Cinecittà film studio No. 5 – the site of such iconic films as “Roman Holiday” and “La Dolce Vita” – Lagerfeld’s latest show was a tour de force of contemporary Gallic insouciance. Showcased against an expansive set depicting an idealized Parisian neighborhood, complete with a brassiere, boulangerie, cinema, metro station and an Italian restaurant, the collection offered modern twists on classic French silhouettes that hinted at a coquettish side. Such hits included barely-there slipdresses, one-shoulder tops and black leather minidresses worn under mannish coats of textured felt. Schoolgirl tweeds and printed knitwear were present throughout, while ruffles, fringe and appliqués abounded on dresses, jackets and capes – all touches of an eminent couture house.
In terms of accessories, a glossy black shoulder bag in the shape of a vintage movie camera impressed, as did a pair of pointy-toed flats embellished with strings of pearls – a Coco Chanel favorite. This season also saw the introduction of a new shoe silhouette for the house: a mule with a snake intertwined around a pearl on the heel – a style that nodded to the sexual undertones present throughout the collection. Elsewhere, looks were finished with lingerie details including lace tights and long, fingerless gloves. And as with every Chanel show, the narrative attached to the collection, one that honored the Eternal City and Parisian style, was just as captivating as the pieces themselves.
Chanel | Pre-Fall 2016 Collection Below
Chanel | Pre-Fall 2016 The backdrops for Chanel’s runways shows have always seemed like cinematic feats in their own right.
Assignment Fashion's 2015 Holiday Gift Guide
Assignment Fashion’s 2015 Holiday Gift Guide
The holidays are here, and that means it’s time to get gifting! Just like in years past, our editors have rounded up the absolute best items to help you pick the perfect present for that special pal, family member, or office mate. We’ve got great ideas to make the giving easier than ever this year. Happy holidays — and happy shopping!
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The backdrops for Chanel’s runways shows have always seemed like cinematic feats in their own right. Whether staged on a private jumbo jet or in an 18th century Austrian palace, Karl Lagerfeld’s shows have never lacked on elaborate sets, or even theatrics for that matter. So it seemed only fitting then that for his latest endeavor, the designer-turned-director should take over an actual movie set to present his 2016 Métiers d’Art collection – a lineup worthy of the silver screen itself.
Staged at the famed Cinecittà film studio No. 5 – the site of such iconic films as “Roman Holiday” and “La Dolce Vita” – Lagerfeld’s latest show was a tour de force of contemporary Gallic insouciance. Showcased against an expansive set depicting an idealized Parisian neighborhood, complete with a brassiere, boulangerie, cinema, metro station and an Italian restaurant, the collection offered modern twists on classic French silhouettes that hinted at a coquettish side. Such hits included barely-there slipdresses, one-shoulder tops and black leather minidresses worn under mannish coats of textured felt. Schoolgirl tweeds and printed knitwear were present throughout, while ruffles, fringe and appliqués abounded on dresses, jackets and capes – all touches of an eminent couture house.
In terms of accessories, a glossy black shoulder bag in the shape of a vintage movie camera impressed, as did a pair of pointy-toed flats embellished with strings of pearls – a Coco Chanel favorite. This season also saw the introduction of a new shoe silhouette for the house: a mule with a snake intertwined around a pearl on the heel – a style that nodded to the sexual undertones present throughout the collection. Elsewhere, looks were finished with lingerie details including lace tights and long, fingerless gloves. And as with every Chanel show, the narrative attached to the collection, one that honored the Eternal City and Parisian style, was just as captivating as the pieces themselves.
Chanel | Pre-Fall 2016 Collection Below
Chanel | Pre-Fall 2016 The backdrops for Chanel’s runways shows have always seemed like cinematic feats in their own right.
Fresh off his label’s 10-year anniversary and free from his former role at Balenciaga,Alexander Wang’s Pre-Fall ’16 collection was as much a study of his past hits as it was a reflection on where the brand stands today. In keeping with the vibe of its Spring ’16 collection, this season’s lineup delivered pieces one could easily imagine Wang and his model gang wearing on the streets of New York. To start, puffy bomber jackets were embellished with grommets and a surf-inspired palm tree design, while leopard print and classic black leather moto jackets were lengthened to create boyish Crombie styles. Pre-Fall also saw Wang’s woman embrace a slightly move feminine aesthetic with the addition of below-the-knee A-line skirts trimmed with rows of grommets, double-split pencil skirts and a collarless tweed blazer finished with a flouncy tweed peplum on the back. However, even Wang’s so-called ladies had their naughty side, as seen with an argyle sweater that had been treated to intarsias of pole dancers.
As for accessories, Wang marked the season with the introduction of a new handbag range, the Attica collection, consisting of four key styles, including a streamlined crossbody and a surprisingly chic fanny pack. On the feet, studded platform sandals tied up around the ankle, while a similar vinyl peep-toe style was paired with stripped stockings. Argyle knit beanies, metal badge pins and double leather belts with silver buckle and chain detailing then rounded out the looks, providing the final punctuation on a collection of tough-luxe hits.
Alexander Wang | Pre Fall 2016 Collection Below
Alexander Wang | Pre-Fall 2016 Fresh off his label’s 10-year anniversary and free from his former role at Balenciaga,Alexander Wang…
Matador
Photographer: Johnny Se Creative Director / Clothing Designer / MUA: Elena Ismail Model: Michelle Baker
Be hind the scenes video from the “Matador” shoot with Johnny Se, Elena Ismail & Michelle Baker.
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