Monday 28th of December
All great jewelry has a story behind it. Whether one prefers a drama or a romance is up to you
By Ellyn Chestnut and Kate Davidson Hudson | December 23, 2009 8:00 a.m.
Going native
For her new LowLuv costume jewelry line, Erin Wasson has looked to Mexican totems, Native American glyphs, and walkabouts through the Southwestern desert. The silver-plated cuffs, chunky knuckle rings, and pendant necklaces are all under $250 and echo the model/designer’s own skater-hippie vibe.
Silver-plated cuff, LowLuv by Erin Wasson, $70, available in January at Opening Ceremony, NYC
Photo: Hilary Walsh/courtesy of the designer
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Monday 28th of December
Get wrapped up in chunky knits.
Photo: Kelly Stuart
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Monday 28th of December
Primary colors make a bold statement.
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Sunday 27th of December
The LA-based designer discusses her savvy concept for PF10
By Johanna Cox |
Photo: Courtesy of Kimberly Ovitz
Kimberly Ovitz has ventured into Pre-Fall territory for the first time this season with a collection of more than 40 black, white, and cool metallic pieces, some of whose silhouettes may look familiar—a double-take the business savvy 26-year-old designer wholly intended. Ovitz’s designs aren’t flashy for flashy’s sake, but they are unique, statement-making, and on the backs of Chloë Sevigny and Olivia Wilde (to name only two), an impressive achievement when you consider her first RTW collection launched less than a year and a half ago.
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Friday 25th of December
Strong solid colors offset stonewashed jeans.
Photo: Anne Ziegler
Thursday 24th of December
A two-tone palette spotlights her seriously chic footwear.
Photo: Kelly Stuart
Wednesday 23rd of December
A whimsical red print adds character to basic blue and black.
Photo: Anne Ziegler
Tuesday 22nd of December
The queen of the wrapdress celebrates her brand’s heritage with a debut collection of glamorous sunglasses
By Ellyn Chestnut and Kate Davidson Hudson
Imagine a young Diane von Furstenberg in the 1970s, jetting the globe with her first husband, Prince Egon of Furstenberg—now you’ve got a feeling for the princess’s first line of shades. The 24-piece collection incorporates interpretations of the designer’s iconic shapes and symbols, including the wrapdress as a twisted metal frame and pink Swarovski-studded DVF lips on the side of a chic blackout pair (illustrated below). We’re in love!
1. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $145, visit dvf.com
2. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $250, visit dvf.com
3. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $175, visit dvf.com
4. Sunglasses, Diane von Furstenberg Eyewear, $225, visit dvf.com
Photo: Diane von Furstenberg in Capri, 1969: Courtesy of the designer; sunglasses: Svend Lindbaek
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Sunday 20th of December
Bold stripes make a brilliant statement.
Photo: Kelly Stuart
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