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Saturday, March 20, 2010
(1) Ann Demeulemeester
(2) Haider Ackermann
(3) Paris 68
(4) Alexander Wang
(5) Altuzarra
(6) Gareth Pugh
(1) No.21
(2) Dries Van Noten
(3) Chloe
(4) Calvin Klein
(5) Bottega Veneta
(6) Balmain
(1) Brian Reyes
(2) Cynthia Steffe
(3) DKNY
(4) Peter Jensen
(5) Tommy Hilfiger
(6) Proenza Schouler
(1) Anna Sui
(2) Chloe
(3) Jean Paul Gaultier
(4) Missoni
(5) Rag & Bone
(6) Roberto Cavalli
(1) Dolce & Gabbana
(2) Julien MacDonald
(3) Marc Jacobs
(4) Emilio Pucci
(5) Christian Dior
(6) Antonio Berardi
(1) Rick Owens
(2) Hervé Léger
(3) Louise Goldin
(4) Balenciaga
(5) Versace
(6) Pedro Lourenço
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
The exciting thing about this Spring/Summer 2010 fashion is that designers are facing a real challenge in hitting their price points in the middle of a recession. This is hard to do without compromising your creativity and level of design. I believe, challenge breeds excellence.
We’re highlighting what's good in Oregon's green fashion scene. From Mira Fannin's designs for Sweet Skins made with hemp, organic cotton and wool, low impact dyes, and recycled fabrics to Suzabelle's sweatshop-free clothing; spring 2010 fashion looks like high-waisted shorts, belted waists, black-and-white-striped dresses, and more ethically-conscious trends.
