Friday, 4 January 2013
Karl Lagerfeld Shoots CHANEL Spring/Summer 2013 Campaign
King Kaiser Karl Lagerfeld shot CHANEL's Spring/Summer 2013 campaign, featuring supermodel Stella Tennant alongside 16 year-old models Ondria Hardin and Yumi Lambert.
The mini hula hoop bag whose grand scale sister made a sensation at this season's runway show in Paris back in September also makes a cameo in the campaign. Not be out-done, the equally buzzed about lego bag also makes an appearance, and more than once actually.
The campaign images are giving me some Prada-slash-Wes-Anderson realness. Et vous?
[via DesignScene.net]
Monday, 31 December 2012
// HAPPY NYE FROM CLICK/CLASH //
Happy New Year's Eve babes!
A few questions you might be asking tonight:
What are you wearing?
Who are you wearing?
Where are you going?
What are you doing?
Who are you doing?
What are you drinking?
When are you going home?
How are you getting home?
Brunch?
Doesn't matter unless you had really had fun tonight.
But in case you're wondering, I'll be wearing by Panda Rocks cardi tonight (as pictured above modeled by moi) from fave London knitwear trio SIBLING, over a vintage trapeze velvet mini dress, House of Holland for Pretty Polly suspender tights, vintage Mudd ankle boots and a bag I got at Urban Outfitters.
Tonight's theme song?
Blood Orange "Champagne Coast"
bisous for a new you,
susie g xox
Sunday, 30 December 2012
Friday, 28 December 2012
Thursday, 27 December 2012
NYFW Flashback: Ex-J.Crewee Marissa Webb Debuts New Line
Marissa Webb is a womenswear RTW designer that debuted her first solo collection this past September in NYC during New York Fashion Week. For the Spring/Summer 2013 season, Webb went for the current trend of sophisticated separates.
Or in other words, clothing you can wear to the office (maybe), or duds you can wear when you go out with your chums, or when you have to go out to a snooty fashion event and you want to wear an outfit that screams cool and stylish but without trying to hard and looking like a douche.
If you're a fan of J. Crew, then you're probably already familiar with Ms. Webb. The Korean-born, American raised designer left the preppy powerhouse this past summer to pursue her own clothing line, previously holding onto various titles such as Head of Womenswear and Accessories Design.
But all you really need to know is that her clothes are safe enough to wear in NYC but cool enough that you won't feel like a total drab.
Her line will be carried at the following joints, as expected: Barneys, Steven Alan and Les Internets.
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