Showing posts with label Gatsby's Got It. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gatsby's Got It. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 6, 2012

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
Rachel Zoe’s second collection felt even more like a closet full of her favorites. Hence, the perfect ethereal maxi dress in garden-party gold and white.

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

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That said, Lam's all-white T-shirt gown feels like a modern must-have for every elegant woman's wardrobe.








New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
Holographic sequins with perfectly placed cutouts at Derek Lam is hands down our favorite spin on the Gatsby trend.



New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
Tennis courts are a natural gathering place for blue bloods and this sportif shirtdress and bandeau suit by Bill Blass are part of the club.

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

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Marchesa does a flapper girl dress made for dancing the night away.

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

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A column gown made entirely of feathers at Oscar de la Renta evokes utter economic optimism.

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

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Pajama dressing originated during the Jazz Age (albeit only for lounging around one's home); The Row captures the comfort of the silky separates but with a street-friendly look.

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
A more literal interpretation of the trend, Ralph Lauren grasped the luxury of the roaring twenties with rich silks, feathers and Art Deco beading galore.




Monday, March 5, 2012

New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
Tory Burch's sequined striped dress, cut in an elegant '20s shape,
 makes going on a cruise suddenly très chic.





New York Fashion Week Spring 2012 Trend Report

Gatsby's Got It
Daisy Buchanan goes to the disco' is one way to describe Marc Jacobs's Spring 2012
flapper-like dresses made from shreds of clear plastic.