{"id":7244,"date":"2011-09-10T08:44:07","date_gmt":"2011-09-10T05:44:07","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.stylediary.ro\/wordpress\/2011\/09\/10\/lectura-de-sambata-dimineata-133\/"},"modified":"2015-09-08T10:59:24","modified_gmt":"2015-09-08T07:59:24","slug":"lectura-de-sambata-dimineata-133","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.stylediary.ro\/wordpress\/2011\/09\/10\/lectura-de-sambata-dimineata-133\/","title":{"rendered":"Lectura de sambata dimineata"},"content":{"rendered":"

E mult prea devreme sa port cardiganuri – zilele sunt inca calde, dar nu fierbinti; noptile blande, dar nu racoroase. In curand, se face timpul pentru esarfe, pentru un trench, pentru un alt fel de parfum, pentru o ultima plimbare pe plaja, pentru o caffe latte bauta pe o terasa de pe care vantul imprastie frunzele aramii, pentru zile innorate cu cer de culoarea lavandei… Abia astept diminetile incetosate, mirosul de piele al unei jachete,visiniul unui ruj si al unui lac de unghii, fustele cu imprimeuri in nuante autumnale…<\/p>\n

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Designers start to see in triplicate<\/em> – \u201cWith something like 250 runway shows and parties crammed into the\u00a0New York Fashion Week that begins Sept. 8, a lot of designers are saying that there must be a better way to show clothes, or at least some way to grab people\u2019s attention for more than a second or two. <\/em>The latest thing, if a handful of them are correct, would be fashion shows in 3-D.\u201d In NY Times.<\/a><\/p>\n

Michael Kors by Lauren Hutton<\/em> – \u201cIt\u2019s hard to pinpoint when Michael Kors first became a fashion designer. It might have been the moment when Dawn Mello, then-fashion director at Bergdorf Goodman, stopped by Lothar\u2019s, the boutique on 57th Street where Kors was working as salesman\/window dresser\/in-house designer after dropping out of the FIT, and told him that if he ever went out on his own, she\u2019d love to take a look at his collection.\u201d In Interview <\/a><\/p>\n

Fashion’s great confusion<\/em> – \u201cIf looking fashionable is your goal, you can\u2019t go far wrong this season, even if you don\u2019t give a fig for sartorialism. Why? Well, fashion\u2014the designers, manufacturers, marketers and retailers of clothes, and the stylists, editors, commentators and photographers who bring it all to you\u2014don\u2019t seem to have a clue as to what\u2019s going on. There\u2019s a schizophrenic element to this season\u2019s looks and collections.\u201d In Wall Street Journal<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The quiet rise of Berlin fashion<\/em>– \u201c<\/em>Twice a year, with a series of high-profile fashion shows, the couture quartet of New York, Paris, Milan and London issues style edicts for the next season: hemlines are up, charcoal is the new black. But another capital has long held its own quiet but powerful sway in the fashion world: Berlin\u2026 With a few stops and sputters, German fashion has since picked up speed and garnered attention for its practical, minimalist designs propelled by industrious business acumen.\u201d In Wall Street Journal.<\/a><\/p>\n

H<\/em>&M and Zara duke it out for US online sales <\/em>– \u201cMove over brick and mortar expansion tactics, retailers are finally realizing that bottom line growth isn\u2019t always going to come by swelling square footage. Zara and H&M are taking their fast fashion competition online, while Urban Outfitters is jumping into F-commerce (making their Facebook fan page shoppable).\u201d In Forbes<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Snapette aims at women shoppers<\/em> – \u201c<\/em>The majority of e-commerce sites share a single thing in common: They were built by dudes.\u00a0That hasn\u2019t escaped the founders of Snapette, a social photo-sharing app built by women, explicitly\u00a0for<\/em> women\u2026 The app, which launched in Apple\u2019s App Store a few weeks back, focuses on the experience of shopping and leaves out buying altogether \u2014 for now.\u201d In All Things Digital.<\/a><\/p>\n

The men (and women) who would be Halston <\/em>– \u201cNow presided over by the chief executive Ben Malka \u2014 until recently the president of the solidly middlebrow brand BCBG \u2014 Halston is expected to announce a new creative director, Marie Mazelis (also late of BCBG), to lead it\u2026 It\u2019s safe to say that expectations aren\u2019t high, after a series of ill-fated corporate maneuvers that began even before Halston himself\u00a0died of complications from AIDS in 1990.\u201d In NY Times.<\/a><\/p>\n

Burberry in step with digital age<\/em> – \u201cThe\u00a0luxury fashion brand Burberry has spurned glossy magazine adverts in favour of a Facebook campaign to promote the global launch of its latest fragrance, Burberry Body\u2026\u00a0On average, digital makes up 15 to 20 per cent of media spending globally. Burberry\u2019s strategy shows how quickly the fashion industry is moving away from magazines as it seeks to interact with consumers worldwide.\u201d In Financial Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Combining sports, music and fashion raises buzz for sneaker companies <\/em>– \u201cBuzz scores\u2014which measure recent consumer perception\u2014have been rising among 18-49 year-olds since early August for sneaker giants Adidas and Nike, corresponding to the companies\u2019 recent advertising endeavors that combine together sports, music and fashion.\u201d. In Forbes<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Do fashion brands need ugly-queen discount contest?<\/em> – \u201cFashion brands don\u2019t really need to participate in such\u00a0ugly-queen contests, year after year, trying to outdo each other by offering more and more discounts. So, what is the way forward?\u00a0Fast-fashion, which ensures that designs move from catwalk to store in the shortest possible time, has been cited as an effective tool to combat such planned customer behaviour.\u201d In The Economic Times<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Lulu Kennedy: fashion’s fairy godmother <\/em>– „Kennedy is a fashion talent-spotter, founder of the venture Fashion East, which plucks emerging designers out of obscurity and gives them the chance to showcase collections to the style cognoscenti during London Fashion Week\u2026 Since 2000, star designers including Ilincic, Saunders, Richard Nicoll, Henry Holland of House of Holland and the Pringle designer Alistair Carr have all had their careers kick-started after being singled out by Kennedy\u2019s gimlet eye.\u201d In The Telegraph.<\/a><\/p>\n

A head for figures<\/em> – \u201cThe idea of celebrities such as the Beckhams, the Olsen twins and Sarah Jessica Parker crossing professional boundaries to launch second careers as fashion designers has become a familiar one in the 21st century. But beyond these famous fashionistas, a surprising number of financial and legal specialists are also foregoing their former areas of expertise to enter the style arena.\u201d In Financial Times.<\/a><\/p>\n

S<\/em>ister act: Rodarte is New York’s hottest label<\/em> – \u201cBuyers either see their work as exquisite sartorial investments, or shock-frocks destined to clutter sales racks. Reviews oscillate from hyperbole to hostility, some press applauding Rodarte as a blast of fresh creative fire, others condemning them as a case of the Emperor\u2019s New Clothes\u2026 Both sisters fall into the pale and interesting camp \u2013 they look so alike they\u2019re often mistaken for twins. In person, they\u2019re less intense than their clothes initially suggest.\u201d In Independent<\/a>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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