Shop Bazaar Is The Best Way To Snag Capsule Collections

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Shop Bazaar Is Our New Go To Site

Shop Bazaar Is Our New Go To Site

When a fashion flossy and a footwear label collab, magic happens. Fashion Magazine Harper’s Bazaar and footwear designer Stuart Weitzman just revealed the launch of their exclusive capsule collection available at ShopBAZAAR.com. The collection, priced from $298-398 includes four shoes for spring, co-designed by Weitzman and four editors from the magazine and their distinctive styles: Executive Accessories Editor, Sam Broekema, Fashion Market & Accessories Director, Nicole Fritton, Senior Accessories Editor, Amanda Weiner, and Style Director, Joanna Hillman. “Through the years, Harper’s BAZAAR has always been such a fashion bible for me, so it was an absolute thrill to be the first to collaborate with their editors on this exciting project,” noted Stuart Weitzman. “From sky-high stilettos to chic flats, there is something for every woman in this capsule collection.” ShopBAZAAR, the e-commerce store that launched in October and is produced in its entirety by the editors of Harper’s Bazaar enables readers to shop from just a click away!

 

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Tocca Fall 2014 Gets A Little Wild

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Tocca Reveals Fall 2014 Collection

Tocca Reveals Fall 2014 Collection

Emma Fletcher, Tocca’s Creative Director and Designer, decided this season to throw caution to the wind (relatively speaking). The brand’s demure look gets a wild, slightly flower child upgrade with bold prints, bra style tops, and sheer everything.

In this collection, Fletcher mastered the delicate art of mixing prints, which isn’t an easy task. She kept the looks from going over-the-top with sheer elements and lots of skin. Fletcher also showed a fun side with a black jumpsuit paired with a glittery cami and a sheer polka dot bodysuit with an unbuttoned purple skirt.

Bold floral prints, velvet suits, and metallics also all took a turn down the catwalk. Some of the patterns were even incorporated onto the shoes to pull the look together. While many pieces were just a little too revealing for the average girl to wear on the street, they certainly made a splash strutting down the runway.

Photo: IndigitalImages.com

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#NYFW Nanette Lepore Fall 2014

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Nanette Lepore Unveils Fall 2014

Nanette Lepore Unveils Fall 2014

For fall, fashion designer Nanette Lepore took a trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art to view Interwoven Globe: The Worldwide Textile Trade exhibit. Her inspiration came from the valuable exotic fabrics produced across cultures. The embellishments and embroideries of local craftsmen were weaved into something intricately new and modern and handmade in New York. The bold color palette included boysenberry, pastel pink and merlot with grey and black as neutrals.

Photo Credit: Maria Valentino

 

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#NYFW Abstract Emotions with Son Jung Wan Fall 2014

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Son Jung Wan Unveiled Fall 2014 Collection

Son Jung Wan Unveiled Fall 2014 Collection

Son Jung Wan’s collection was a mix of cold arctic blue, rich admirable gold, luxurious mid-tone gray, and traditional graceful Ivory. Inspired by abstract expressionist Mark Rothko’s emotional work, Wan wanted to provoke a bevy of emotions with her latest collection. She incorporated Rothko’s blurred color boundaries with unfinished edges and mixed several materials, colorful furs, and metallic details.

The collection started with a take on winter whites with cream-colored cashmere jackets, jumpsuits, coats, and mesh sleeved dresses presented. The story soon unfolded to showcase Wan’s multi-colored furs, which certainly captivated the crowd. A male model walked in a burgundy wool knit sweater with fox neck warmer and sepia pants to the delight of the editor seated next to me. Wan also added a multi-sequined dress with leather waist detail to her line up. The show concluded with a multi-colored fox fur coat over a silk dress.

Photo: Rodin Banica

 

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#NYFW Oversized Outerwear at Zimmermann Fall 2014

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New York Fashion Week Preview Of Zimmermann Fall 2014Untitled

New York Fashion Week Preview Of Zimmermann Fall 2014

Inspired by subcultures of the 1950s such as The Teddy Girls, Beatniks, and Sharpies, Zimmermann’s latest collection, Cloud Stompers, balances the line between innocent and defiant. With oversized coats, check prints, and lace, the collection rocks an “Edwardian Dandy meets American Rock-ability” look.

Models strut around the Pavilion with leather bows tied around their necks and hair slick backed and twisted. Most impressive in this collection was the menswear inspired suits and swirling peek-a-boo seams. Also important to note was the lace bodices and black and cream cage skirts.

While the collection lacked the soft airiness of Zimmermann’s previous work, the structured pieces and heavy Keltie handbags were offset by a few softer looks including a bubble knit and a knit mini dress in soft Haze. A lace off-the-shoulder jumpsuit reminded us of days of yore, while several of the racy seams would fit right in on the red carpet at last year’s punk-themed Met Gala.

Credit: IMG

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