ALBER ELBAZ
No matter the occasion, red carpets, celebrities, and paparazzi never fails to bring us fabulous fashion we can revel in for days! The evening captured a theme of "classic elegance," says Nicole Richie, celebrity mentor on the upcoming series Fashion Star and famous boho beauty. Shining, shimmering, and showing some skin our favorite Hollywood bombshells lit up the event. Here are our nominees for Unparalleled Style in Best Golden Globe Fashion.
Lea Michele looked fabulous in this silver and sheer Marchesa gown. All of that choreographed dancing and singing has completely paid off in the form of an amazing body! To offset the elaborately embroidered design, Lea kept it simple with a classic updo, understated makeup (smokey eye, nude lip), and a bright emerald green cocktail ring.
This past Saturday in San Francisco, at the break of dawn, was the day to get your booty up, grab your morning ritual Starbucks latte and be the first 320 people to wait for the exclusive collection of Lanvin at H&M. It was hard to believe, but a much-anticipated wait for all the Lanvin goodies was worth it. The row of umbrellas, igloo sized tents and Lanvin-obsessed fashion machines waited outside patiently for their must haves. Being the first and only 320 people would get you a complimentary H&M scarf, a step in the door, two feet past the ropes and into the Lanvin section, which felt like the VIP event of the year.
Get ready for another fabulous collaboration. H&M will team up with Lanvin this holiday season to bring front-row fashion to mainstream markets.
Creative director, Alber Elbaz, expressed that he would "never do a mass-market collection," but his tune has changed. "H&M approached us to collaborate, and see if we could translate the dream we created at Lanvin to a wider audience, not just a dress for less," he said.
An ambiguous teaser video was released just a few short days ago which left many wondering who the next collaborator could be. Although the final decision was not intended to be announced until September 9th, the announcement was prematurely delivered today.
Celeb-Blogger Tommy Ton of Jak & Jil, seemed to spark a whirl of rumors with his tweet that suggested a dramatic change within the fashion industry.
Word spread, and immediately targeted the rumors of Karl Lagerfeld leaving Chanel, only to be one-up'd by Lanvin's Alber Elbaz. Chanel promptly denied any accusations that such rumor was reality.
Some of the most infliential designers who show during Paris Fashion Week took a look back into the designs that claimed their fame - or, at least to what they began designing after the fame came - but, does this really look into the future of fashion, or are we all being fooled...Again?
Balenciaga: To us, Balenciaga Fall 2010, was in reality Balenciaga 2007 through 2009. There wasn't anything innovative from Nicolas Ghesquiere this season, except a delicate quilted puff on what he may call outerwear and a overly designed hem that we may have seen seasons ago, walking down the Fendi catwalk. Let's not forget the Fall 2009 shoes, now available in different colors for Fall 2010 - with slight variations (think chunky block heels). Not too much change neccessary?
If we had to choose another celebrity, let alone a rapper, to head to another high-end fashion house then of course it would be Pharrell. He doesn't just don Christian Louboutin for anything.
However the rapper, who has an urban label success under his belt, attended the Lanvin Menswear show in Paris over the weekend - where he asked the designer, Alber Elbaz to either design luggage for the label or pose for one of its campaigns.
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