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According to WWD, Louis Vuitton has booked London “It” girl and model Daisy Lowe to appear in a press kit being shot this weekend in Miami for a new beach line comprising ready-to-wear, shoes, bags and accessories. The press kit will hit editors’ in-boxes in January and the collection is slated to release in April. Stay tuned…
Back in May I’ve became a fan of the Camper Toðer Bernhard Willhelm spring/summer 2009 collaboration, they’re back with another collection for spring/summer 2010. Bernhard Willhelm showed his new collection during Paris Fashion Week while the models walked down the runway in his Camper designs. His collection for Camper builds on the two previous ones. It has the same solidity and repeated elements such as the tyre-rubber sole and colored felts. Novelties include the use of latticing, climbing robe, very thick leathers and versions with rubber details that give the shoes a more technical look. The sandal collection is unique and amazing featuring ethnic designs for both men and women, I’m definitely look forward to the release in February. I hope to get a pair of the leather rope heeled sandal, do you like the collection? More pics after the jump…
Photography: Getty Images Here’s your chance to meet Olivia Palermo and Joe Zee if you haven’t already! WHO: Olivia Palermo of MTV’s The City, Joe Zee, Creative Director of ELLE, and Tia Cibani, Creative Director of Ports 1961 WHAT: Olivia Palermo, Joe Zee and Tia Cibani host an exclusive Ports 1961 pre-spring collection at Bloomingdale’s WHERE: Bloomingdale’s 59th, NYC WHEN: Thursday, November 12th @ 6:00PM-8:00PM
For the latest H&M Divided Art collection, they’ve tapped fashion illustrator, Laura Laine, hailing from Helsinki to create two illustrations to be printed on T-shirts and tanks. The collection is currently available at H&M stores in Holland (may be others too) but I haven’t seen them in NYC yet. The illustrations are really pretty, I like. Thanks to reader lucy92 for the tip. More pics after the jump…
Images courtesy of Lucky Right Now On the heels of a collection with Ruffian’s Brian Wolk and Claude Morais, Anthropologie tapped LA-based designer Koi Suwannagate to design a collection. According to WWD, the collection will be called Lawan after the Thai word for “beautiful,” the four-style lineup is Suwannagate’s first stab at a secondary collection slated to launch later this month. Lawan retails from $228 to $298, features a gown, two cardigans and a sleeveless top, all cut from wool blends and embellished with the designer’s signature frothy, hand-sculpted appliqués, and each piece represents her past bestsellers.
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