





This ultimate clean and feminine look is the perfect way to beat the summer heat. These white dresses are light and elegant and work for all occasions. As Roberto Cavalli said of this trend, “It’s soft, innocent, and a new level of seduction with a little sensuality.” This whiteout style offers a softness and simplicity with a hint of summer romance.
I love Alexander Wang, his collections and his perseverance in the fashion industry. Recently, the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) announced their nominations for 2008. Wang was given the nomination for the Swarovski Award for Womenswear. When asked about the low point of his career he states: "The very first time we had our collection we were turned away. They told me the product wasn't ready yet, that I was too young and that I should go back to school. But I didn't really take that as an answer.” (Alexander Wang at his first presentation in 2006, the happy result of ignoring bad advice.) It’s a good thing Wang doesn’t have a problem defying authority. 




Continuing my theme of fringe and costume party ideas hitting the streets as the latest fashion trends, this 1920’s style has returned. You no longer have to host or attend a Great Gatsby party to dress like Daisy Buchanan. This look is flirty and feminine, and sure to grab the attention of your own Jay Gatsby. It’s too bad that while this beautiful look is back, romance still seems a thing of the past.
Fashion is rollin’ on the river back the days of Tina Turner and all things fringe. Designers are adding fringe detail to just about every piece of clothing in their collections - dresses, sweaters, bags. I am happy to report that while her famous style has returned as the newest trend, her shag haircut remains a thing of the past. So get ready to shimmy and shake around town.





Ed Westwick, in Dolce & Gabbana
Joshua Jackson, in YSL
Emile Hirsch, in Giorgio Armani
Hayden Christensen, in Calvin Klein Collection








