PETER DUNDAS
This week has been a good one for Kate and Laura Mulleavy, the sisters behind Rodarte. With word spreading that they will be involved with the costume design for Darren Aronofsky's Black Swan, it's quite a pleasure to hear they may be designing fur for Revillion as well.
Peter Dundas left the French fur label when he was appointed as designer for Pucci, thereby prohibiting the label from showing last month at Paris Fashion Week without a designer.
As much as we hate revisiting award shows to talk about who wore what (really, who does that?) we can't help to say how pleased we are to see the trend of white gowns on the red carpet. Or at least, the trend from the small selection of looks that we actually bothered with.
To the left, Kate Hudson divinely donned Emilio Pucci, with a low back drop, complimenting her quite well.
And although this may be a first for us, Peter Dundas....well done!
There wasn't too much more to ramble about, regarding SAG - unless over-bedazzlement, terrible Christian Louboutin gown shoes and awkward peplum inspirations are ramble material.
At the least it was more pleasing than the Golden Globes.
That's all.
MObama Shows Off - Amusingly, the First Lady became au fait with an overabundance of American Designers - distinctively, Jason Wu for the Inaugural Ball and the cover of Vogue. Work girlfriend!
Oliver vs. Nina Ricci - Following a season of hypothesized buzz, Nina Ricci and designer, Oliver Theyskens, divided. This left Theyskens out of a job and Nina Ricci to, well, Peter Dundas.
Fashion Week Packs Up - Mayor Bloomberg declared the ending of girls walking the Bryant Park pavements in their Nicolas Kirkwoods, with a fresh start beginning at Lincoln Center next fall. Boo!
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