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The Metropolitan Museum of Art’s imposing façade was a stairway of the stars for the annual Costume Institute Gala on Monday night. Jennifer Lopez, Marion Cotillard and Anne Hathaway ruled the red carpet at last night’s Met Costume Institute Gala in glittering, princess prom dresses. They are so gorgeous and so pretty like a princess. Read the rest of this entry »

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H&M The Garden Collection is so chic of fun floral prints which are both stylish and eco-friendly. The romantic garden collection is made using organic and recycled materials. All the garments have been produced using sustainable materials or using recycled PET bottles or textile waste. Sustainable materials include: Organic cotton, cotton that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals; Organic linen, linen that has been grown without the use of hazardous chemicals; Recycled polyester, polyester made from PET-bottles or textile waste; and Tencel silky, renewable material produced with minimal environmental impact. Read the rest of this entry »

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I think everyone has been super exited abaut the Zac Posen collection for Target. Though images leaked online earlier this year, Target had them promptly taken down. Read the rest of this entry »

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Liberty Of London, the British brand who has been on a collaboration run for the last year, teaming up with everyone from MAC Cosmetics to Kate Moss For Topshop and now getting collaboration with Target. Read the rest of this entry »

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This is shocking, Balenciaga banned Carine Roitfeld the French Vogue editor in chief and her team. WWD reports :
In other Balenciaga news, noticeably absent from Thursday’s front row was French Vogue editor in chief Carine Roitfeld and her team. They were barred from the show. “We’re blacklisted,” Roitfeld said with a shrug at Nina Ricci later in the day. “It’s too bad, it’s a beautiful house and it’s French. I hope that it’s not forever.” She noted Balenciaga no longer advertises in the magazine or lends it clothes, but stopped short of giving any reason for the rift. “Ask them,” she offered. A Balenciaga spokesman declined comment.

Roitfeld added that the label no longer lends them clothes or advertises in the magazine, but did not say what she did to make them so upset. Armani banned Horyn for not writing positive reviews and supposedly making “unnecessarily sarcastic comments” about his friends and family. French Vogue’s offense may have been something like breaking up a Balenciaga look. Stylist Venetia Scott spoke not too long ago about the present-day nature of styling for magazines, and how houses often try to forbid magazines from mixing their pieces with those from other labels, which entirely defeats the point of styling.

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