Fashion's Night Out

Anna Wintour initiated a plan to bring customers back in stores and to revive the world of fashion. Sounds like a Sisif's work, but hey! Anna Wintour knows it better. AND she has that list. Models, photographers, designers...who promised her they'll follow her whenever she decides to quit Vogue. Leaving the funny part aside, why would she? Suporting the fashion industry is quite a marvelous job. Anyway, retailers all over the world celebrate the world of fashion today, september 10th 2009, keeping the doors open until late. There will be shows, contests, product launching, limited edition shoes, musical performances, barbeques and many celebrities. The second largest industry in New York city, fashion will be boosted for sure. And I bet many Cristal bootles will be spilt on the streets-stores of Manhattan, leaving ladies with loaded credit cards very dizzy.
However, Fashion's Night Out is in fact the smartest plan to heal the fashion world. With all the vintage-mania out there, no wonder Jimmy Choo boots remain silent on dusty shelves. And as Vera Wang says, "if people don’t shop, people lose their jobs". That's for certain.

fall for brides

The wedding season is coming and I felt like searching for the cuttest gowns.
I couldn't resist not taking into consideration Vivienne Westwood's Gold Label Lily Gown, which Carrie Bradshaw wore so beautifully in SATC The Movie. No extra words needed.
The second dress is made by the ultimate wedding gowns designer, Vera Wang. It's the perfect choice for a slim figure, suggesting an ethereal presence, walking on thin air.
You can find the third and the fourth ones in Bien Savvy's boutique, a romanian fashion house where it's impossible not to find something perfect for your body type. I especially like the second dress because of the delicate embroidery reminding of long gone good times, and the first one for its greek-goddess allure,simple design and overwhelming elegance and purity.
If you're more of a fairy tale person just go for a chiffonne fantasy, designed by Oscar de la Renta.
Break all traditional rules and get into a grunge-inspired wedding dress designed by Alber Elbaz for Lanvin.
Nostalgic for the domestic 40s? Opt for an ultra-classy Carolina Herrera ensemble. Don't forget the fabulous veil-hat.
Last, but not least, i admired this asymmetrical one shoulder dress with tulle application, designed by David Fielden.

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