Mercedes Benz Fashion Week NY Spring '12. Odilon's 90s-inspired "Tomboys" in Love

Summary:Odilon designer Stacey Clark was on hand at her SS12 presentation, dressed in one of her own designs (wide-legged slate blue and gray striped pants, and a matching, over-sized pajama-inspired top with a slight v-neck) happy to pose for photo ops with her models while explaining the meaning behind her very minimal collection. Crediting her …

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Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week NY Spring ’12. Sachin + Babi's Fresh Approach

Summary: There’s a fresh youthfulness to Sachin + Babi’s SS12 collection that emanated through more than just their models at their presentation in Studio 59 at Chelsea Piers. Working with a pleasingly neutral color palette (mostly whites and navy’s), the collection is infused with seasonally-inspired hues, brightening looks with pops of “tangerine,” “watermelon” and “cantaloupe.” …

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First Looks at Adam Lippes' Line for HSN, Love ADAM

Adam Lippes, one of today’s leading contemporary fashion designers and head of ADAM, has partnered with multichannel retailer HSN for the exclusive launch of his latest inspiration, Love ADAM. The collection features button down blouses, modern wide-leg pants, printed dresses, fur-trimmed outerwear, embellished skirts and cropped jackets—all chic staples that can be easily be incorporated …

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Celebrity Style: The Do's and Don'ts of Celebrity Fashion. Emmanuelle Chiriqui, Ashley Greene, Kendra Wilkenson and More!

Celebrities take risks with their clothing all the time to make a statement. Just ask Lady Gaga, Beyonce, Rihanna, Kim Kardashian, Katy Perry and Jennifer Lopez. Even when they’re not taking risks, they’re making a statement with their clothes. I mean, they are celebs. Everyone is watching them. They must make an impression. That’s why …

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Project Runway Season 9 Episode 6: The Art Of The Matter. Memorable Quotes From Last Night's Episode

Forget runway, think avant garde. That was the jumping point for this week’s Project Runway challenge. The remaining designers (only ten left) were paired up with an art student from the Harlem School of the Arts. The duo would paint a picture together, which would then be the inspiration for the designer to create a …

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