Summer is just around the corner – don’t let Memorial Day weekend catch you by surprise! With just a week left to prepare for the holiday weekend, it’s time to shift your wardrobe from office suits to bathing suits, and … read more

As we race towards summer and endless hours of walking the streets in welcoming spring sunshine, it is time to invest in the perfect flat everyday shoe.  This season, there is a distinctly boyish feel to footwear, with Savile Row … read more

There is no doubt art influences fashion, but this season designers have taken a literal interpretation, creating collections of wearable art, both inspired and bold. Ostwald Helgason references Picasso drawings with his graphic prints. Roksanda Ilincic’s color blocking brings to … read more

April showers bring May flowers, but spring also comes with a box full of invitations and a renewed desire to step out for lunch and into a perfectly edited collection of daywear. Proving to be the most challenging of wardrobe … read more

Taking inspiration from black and white photography, this spring, designers play with negative and positive space, establishing strong lines, graphic patterns and monochromatic juxtapositions in fashion’s favorite staple colors. Bold stripes, contrasting shoes and a mix of opposing yet complementing … read more

Technology has become a favorite medium for designers, due to the way new digital tools are innovating fabric-making possibilities. This spring, the direction is geometric patterns in a variety of styles and shapes – from modern interpretations of the 1960’s … read more

Everyone from Balenciaga and Céline, to Alexander Wang and Jil Sander showed sleek sleeveless blazers for Spring. This cool tuxedo-inspired look is tough yet sexy, for a tailored menswear-inspired feel. But if you are going for casual boyish charm over … read more

Take a daring trip on safari with animal prints in sleek leopard, colorful tiger stripes and python patchwork. For those who prefer the safety of the zoo, there are crisp neutral options.  But if you hear the roar of the … read more

In the age of the power woman, with inspirational female entrepreneurs juggling life, love and work, there is finally a wardrobe that reflects this challenging balance. This season, designers redefine femininity by adding structure to ruffles, and incorporating strong shapes … read more

There is no better time than mid-March for a winter escape.  Whether it’s a family vacation, a romantic getaway, or a fun trip with friends, you are never too old for Spring Break! Start building your resort wardrobe with exotic … read more

Bright splashes of color are making their way back into spring wardrobes, but the look is more sophisticated than flashy. With monochrome head-to-toe pairings, tailored silhouettes, ladylike elegance, and desaturated hues toned down with neutral complements, the dichotomy of subtlety … read more

As fashion month comes to an end, Paris’ fashion week finale is sure to be the climax of the season. With a more serious take on style, the week reminds us what the industry is really about. Putting the emphasis … read more

Never discreet, Italian designers have a distinct style that makes Milan’s fashion week the most unexpected and exhilarating. Be on the lookout for Prada’s trend-setting accessories, Marni’s uncompromising appeal, Jil Sander’s understated sophistication and the classic Italian decadence of Etro, … read more

What used to be an afterthought, London’s fashion week is now the go-to destination for the freshest, most innovative talents in the industry. From Mary Katrantzou’s provocative prints, to Peter Pilotto’s structured silhouettes and Erdem’s modern interpretation of a lady, … read more

Arguably the most important stage for fashion, NYFW hosts some of today’s most inspiring talents, from Jack and Lazaro of Proenza Schouler, to Prabal Gurung and Alexander Wang. So roll out your runway wardrobe, red carpet costumes, and lens- catching … read more

After winter’s warm palette of rich bordeaux, navy and deep green, spring brings with it a soft splash of color.  Pastels in sorbet hues will sweeten your look, whilst strong, clean lines and shapes strengthen a palette seen as fragile … read more

If you grew up watching Seinfeld, playing Super Nintendo and worshipping Eddie Vedder, spring’s 1990s-inspired fashion will look all too familiar.  Whether you’re going for a severely sexy Uma Thurman at Jack Rabbit Slim’s look, an effortless Carolyn Bessette Kennedy … read more

Whether you are off to Paris for the Couture shows, or just ready to revamp your look, make a bold statement with spring’s collage-inspired pieces. Taking a literal interpretation of their mood boards to their runway shows, this season, designers … read more

With the glow of the holidays fading, and resolutions of a new year settling in, it’s time to chase away the winter doldrums with a wardrobe refresh.  This season, indulge in indigo and battle those winter blues with the most … read more

With the holidays behind us, resolutions to realize, and new objectives on the horizon, it is time to kick start your New Year’s ambitions with a wardrobe refresh. Today’s workwear can be as imaginative as off-hour dressing as long as … read more

Ring in 2013 with old time glamour or modern glitz, but make sure your New Year’s Eve look is as determined as your resolution. From black tie gala to dinner at home, the dress is festive and fun. Just make sure … read more

Pops of bright color, pastel palettes, mixes of bold patterns, and flashes of holographic accessories give your holiday packing a modern gypsy feel. Resortwear has hit the stores, and it’s time to plan your vacation looks. Options in jersey, cotton … read more

‘Twas just before Christmas and all through the land, not one person had completed their Christmas shopping plan. When the question of naughty or nice has been replaced with classic or preppy, bohemian or girly, trendy or avant-garde…we have the … read more

In recent years, Art Basel Miami has gone from being the U.S. younger sibling of the Swiss mega fair to an international destination for major collectors, gallerists and jet setters. Whether you’re one of the lucky few on the invite … read more

With the weeks between Thanksgiving and Christmas being the most celebrated of the year, it’s time to prepare for the season’s soirées. Crimson red, holly green, glitzy gold, shiny silver, lively bows and baubles add a festive flare sure to … read more

Cable knit, chunky, ribbed, or fine gauge… snuggle into Thanksgiving with the season’s most forgiving finds. This fall, knitwear goes from staple to statement with bold graphic designs, textured patterns, unconventional sweater sets, and reworked classics.

Art informs fashion, fashion is art, and according to Jeff Koons, “The art is in the viewer”.  This week, New York hosts its Contemporary Art Auctions, celebrating the creative vision of our time. Influenced by his mother’s passion for fashion … read more

Patriotism is on the mind with election week excitement and Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts. Refresh last season’s colorblocking styles with primary hues of red and blue. Structured coats, tailored trousers, bold knits, rigid jeans, and patterned dresses in these contrasting … read more

For Fall 2012, Dolce & Gabbana embodies the season’s most decadent trend with their elaborately embellished collection that is full of overstated elegance. Reminiscent of a Giovanni Battista Moroni late-renaissance portrait painting, indulge in baroque-inspired gold tapestry on rich materials … read more

Knee high, ankle, stacked, or flat, ’tis the season for a new boot purchase. From a casual wedge to 70s inspired Nubuck leather, to strappy color-block options and even metallic finishes, there is nothing shy about this standout footwear for … read more

In the mid 1960’s, Yves Saint Laurent debuted his Le Smoking tuxedo and famous velvet Knickerbocker suits, making menswear-inspired pieces both fashionable and empowering for women. This season, the rich fabric appears in many facades, from textured brocades to traditionally … read more

Fox and shearling collars, military influences, retro wistfulness, and exaggerated proportions define fall’s outerwear selection. Coats are being added to shopping carts faster than the temperature is dropping. Don’t be left out in the cold!

Givenchy and Alaïa have mastered this silhouette. Stella McCartney, Miu Miu and Prabal Gurung have reinterpreted it. Kenzo has embraced the shape in unexpected fabrics. Just about everyone is flipping over flares this fall! After a summer of slinky jersey dresses and short … read more

As fashion month nears the finish line, the most inspiring week is yet to come. With the houses of Balenciaga and Chanel still to show, and innovative trailblazers like Haider Ackerman and Carven defining new seasonal style, there is much … read more

Adjust your vision to these eye-catching fall knits and pants in bold plaids, scholarly houndstooth, and classic checkerboard patterns. With references over the last three decades, from 1970’s two-tone, to 1980’s pop rock and 1990’s grunge, these bold graphic designs … read more

With an impressive roster of innovative British designers, London’s Fashion Week has become a must-attend destination for the most influential tastemakers in the industry. Peter Pilotto and Mary Katrantzou’s bright digital prints, Erdem’s lady-like looks, Acne’s cutting edge street-style, and … read more

For the rest of the nation, Labor Day marks the transition from summer to fall, but for the fashion set, New York Fashion week is the date to debut your most arresting wardrobe for the upcoming season. Kick off the … read more

The U.S. Open is arguably the top fashion sporting event of the year with spectators such as Anna Wintour, Brooklyn Decker and Blake Lively regularly gracing the stands.  Sit courtside for an evening match in Arthur Ashe Stadium after dining on … read more

As the end of summer approaches it’s time to pull it together for fall. Fedoras, Borsalinos, straw or felt….a hat can turn basic into bold, classic into cool, traditional into trendy. Transition into fall with these shoppable chapeaux!

With a total of 104 Olympic medals awarded to the U.S. team, it is hard not to have metal on the mind this week.  Glisten in gold lamé, brighten in a brocade, or shine in silver sparkles. Give into glamour … read more

For the London 2012 Olympics, Grammy Award-winning producer, Mark Ronson created a theme song for Coca-Cola that perfectly captures the anticipation and excitement of the summer games by sampling actual sounds of the athletes in training to make up the … read more

August is the month for relaxation and rejuvenation, and no one captures the leisurely lifestyle like the late photographer Slim Aarons, whose mantra was, “attractive people doing attractive things in attractive places”, as evident in this photo at the Hotel … read more

This month, Capucine Safyurtlu perfectly captures Parisian insouciance in a 10-page spread for French Vogue. It is effortlessly hip, with a bohemian touch, a girly carefree spirit, and a tough attitude that brings the energy back to these dog days of summer. … read more

In 1999, Scott Morrison put a range of hand-abraded, expertly tailored, classic boot-cut jeans, made from the most exquisite Japanese denim, in a backpack and set off for the offices of Barneys New York, Colette in Paris, and Fred Segal in LA, to … read more

With temperatures soaring across the country this week, it’s the perfect time to update your summer dress look. From sexy to sophisticated, try neutral tones or bright vibrant colors with tribal influences or a bohemian flare.  These lightweight options keep … read more

Cy Twombly’s appetite for color defies the typical confines of Minimalism.  Inspired by this revolutionary Modernist, on the anniversary of his death, these pops of vibrant red pay homage to his “Bacchus” paintings famously exhibited at the Gagosian Gallery in 2005. … read more

There is no American holiday like the 4th of July, and no more exciting decade in American history than the 1950s. From post World War II growth, to the baby boom, Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis Presley, the era was one … read more

Not often in the fashion world do you come across a socially conscious clothing line that not only stands apart for its humanitarian efforts, but also its directional point of view, influential designs, and superior craftsmanship.  Suno’s first collection was … read more

Stripes are a trend that seem to make an appearance season after season, giving a classic feel to the most current styles. Designers are constantly reinventing this timeless pattern in novel ways because a stripe adds a level of sophistication … read more

Summer camp memories on Lake Dunmore in rural Vermont are marked by log cabins, horseback riding, wooden canoes, and brisk lake swims, but mostly by the hot summer days and cool early evenings.  Ideal for all day fun in the … read more

The Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) manifesto states, “It’s about: Inspiration, creativity, talent, ideas, innovation, passion, confidence, business, originality, integrity, experience, respect and reputation”. This was written to promote design, but could easily describe this year’s talented roster … read more

Nothing brings back daydreams of our teenage summers and those perfect lazy afternoons like this Ellen von Unwerth photograph for Vogue from 1993 of Kate Moss and Shalom Harlow. Memorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer, and the official … read more

As classic as a neutral and as fresh as Spring’s pastel palette, designers from Calvin Klein to Chloe, and Givenchy to Antonio Berardi, included a slight rosy hue in their color range, brightening their collections with the season’s most versatile … read more

Nothing ushers in Spring in New York City like the annual Frederic Law Olmsted “hat” luncheon benefitting Central Park Conservancy. This year, the luncheon, held on May 2nd, sat 1,200 women and marked the event’s 30th anniversary. Even if you … read more

From May 4th through May 7th, London’s Frieze Art Fair will bring an influx of contemporary art authorities, the hottest young artists, and the most influential collectors to New York City, as the fair makes its U.S. debut.  To prepare … read more

As London prepares for the Summer Olympics, designers such as Alexander Wang, Isabel Marant and Joseph Altuzarra found inspiration in sport and athletic wear of their Spring 2012 collections. A theme that emerged in 2010, it continues to evolve with … read more

One of the oldest design details, pleats have been used throughout history for both practical and stylistic reasons.  Invariably, pleats make their way onto the runway every season, and Spring 2012 is no exception. Whether you’re going for 20th century … read more

With a voice W magazine admits will “break your heart”, Lana Del Ray’s youthful seductive innocence is impossible to deny. Her famed self-edited YouTube videos combine nostalgic footage spliced with some not so subtle references to the familiar lost Lolita … read more

Vogue recently applauded Peter Pilotto’s Spring 2012 collection for using “images of mercury to digitally enhance the kaleidoscopic line of their prints”. “That slight distortion,” the magazine said, “made for an otherworldly, Avatar-like brilliance.” Again merging the border between fashion … read more

Set in a beach house in Búzios, Brazil, À Deriva is a beautiful coming of age movie about a teenage girl recognizing the reality of her parents’ troubled marriage.  The traveling American, Camilla Belle, is both idealized and villainized by a … read more

“Style begins with the people passing through one’s life, the harbingers we push against and the style makers we want to clone. Some are famous, some not. Style grows from admiration, from longing, from discrimination – and, yes, from love. … read more

“I consider lace to be one of the prettiest imitations ever made of the fantasy of nature; lace always evokes for me those incomparable designs which the branches and leaves of trees embroider across the sky, and I do not … read more

There was a time when Tropical, in fashion terms, meant Bermuda shorts or Lilly Pulitzer dresses.  However, for Spring 2012, fashion’s younger edgier designers, like Altuzarra, Suno, Proenza Schouler and Stella McCartney reinvented the meaning with a bright array of … read more

They may be flared ruffled skirts, but Peplums are a far cry from a school girl’s cheerleader uniform.  This sophisticated detail attached to the waist of a jacket or dress calls to mind Christian Dior’s celebrated “New Look” from the … read more

These furry looks are more Max in his wolf suit than your mother in her evening mink. Whether you’re off to Where the Wild Things Are, lunch, or a date, contemporary designers like Rag & Bone and Sandro will keep … read more

From its sporty origins in the 1800′s to its preppy connotations in the 1950′s, to its radical ties in the 1970′s, the turtleneck is a staple that transcends time. Whether channeling Ali MacGraw’s Radcliffe uniform in Love Story, Mia Farrow’s … read more

Floriography was a Victorian-Era means of communication in which various flowers were used to send coded messages, allowing individuals to express feelings which otherwise could not be spoken. For Spring, every designer from Erdem to Celine, from Suno to Isabel Marant, featured … read more

After several seasons of bright neon colors, its time to dilate your pupils for a softer, delicate palette, with lighter, monochromatic shades of color.  To take a page from the brilliant J-Crew catalogue color monikers of our youth…think pale peri, … read more

We have been accused of having the exact same style, we’ve walked into more than one party wearing identical outfits, and often get mistaken for each other, so it was a natural progression to come together to launch Feyt. When … read more