Articles Tagged "Resort Collection"

Coming off a dark Fall season featuring menswear, baroque prints and Fabergé eggs, Olivier Rousteing switched gears for Balmain Resort 2013. Well, slightly. Gone were the eggs and the deep palette, but the menswear silhouettes and outerwear are here to stay for at least another season.

There was a whole lot of attitude for Versace this Resort 2013 season, but when is there not with this iconic designer? Donatella Versace traded in last Fall’s gothic glam of leather, crucifixes and chain mail for a little punk glam, complete with the models’ textured boycut hair and...

Celebrity-stylist-turned-designer Rachel Zoe has her design aesthetic down cold after only six seasons. Zoe’s womenswear collections and personal style have consistently revolved around ‘70s silhouettes integrated with sharp tuxedo tailoring and hints of ‘60s mod. The Rachel Zoe Resort...

Marc Jacobs can do grunge just as well as he can do glamorous couture. Getting a little down and dirty for the Marc by Marc Jacobs line, the seasoned designer wasn’t going for pretty in his music-festival-themed Resort 2013 collection. The whimsical looks – modeled by Australian Bambi...

Riccardo Tisci has softened up slightly since the Givenchy Fall 2012 collection of severe, edgy equestrian looks and boots, but “slightly” is the key word here. For Resort 2013, he relaxed with a gypsy theme inspired by an old photo of Hubert de Givenchy’s muse, Bettina. Tisci’s idea...

As fashion’s reigning Prince of Cool, Alexander Wang was feeling light and delicate for Resort, but don’t be fooled into thinking that means sweet and frilly. The New York designer’s idea of “light and delicate” meant athletic elements, plenty of crocodile stamped materials and lug sole...

Phillip Lim knows what the cool kids want. Between Fall’s monochromatic and minimal assortment and Pre-Fall’s comic book “ka-pow” knits, the New York designer does “pretty yet effortless” so, well, effortlessly. Delighting the 3.1 Phillip Lim urbanite girl, he proves himself once again...

In between the major Spring and Fall seasons, Thakoon Panichgal tends to mellow out. Last Fall, his collection took on confession booth screens and bleeding hearts to channel the red light district, while the previous Spring culled Indian influences for a loud, East-meets-West theme....

Chloë Sevigny is making a bold move. Instead of the small, personal presentations many designers have preferred of late, she has decided to do a full-on catwalk show to launch her new line for Opening Ceremony, reported Vogue UK.

"Right now I am focused on putting together my first...