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Tears of Beaumont
Tears of Beaumont is brand based on Los Angeles, California. Each garments are made in the U.S. and hand made. The creative director, Jayson Palacio, is no rookie when it comes to high fashion. The brand might be new but the materials and craftsmanship shows a history that indicates the quality of work put on each garment. The texture and plaid silhouette captures a contemporary image that speaks to the modern male fashionista, but versatile enough for those who is still finding themselves in this industry of self expression. Tears of Beaumont speaks of utilizing the garment for everyday use while giving the wearer a look unique as his own genetic code. Each garment are limited pieces so the wearer instantly becomes part of a group that understands the complex format [...] Continue reading →
Charity Fashion Show- Thom Scher
Thom Scher is the current Producer and Director of Public Relations for Charity Fashion Show. In his fourth year with CFS, he has helped to make the event what it is today. An award-nominated event producer and stylist, Thom is a well known member of the San Francisco fashion community. Thom owns his own fashion PR company, Beyond The Dresses, which this year is the coordinating and managing CFS.
1. How are you involved in CFS?
I am the Producer, and the Director of Public Relations for Charity Fashion Show. Basically, I’ve been around since CFS became started to become what it is today: the largest fashion show on the West Coast.
2. How did you come to get involved?
I met Wayne Hwang 4 years ago, and we hit it off. Next thing I knew we realized that we could be amazing partners if h [...] Continue reading →
YSL Fall 2011 Collection
Yves Saint Laurent creative director Stefano Pilati responded to persistent rumours of his departure from the famous French brand in the best way possible tonight, with a sharp and sensual collection that twinned the YSL DNA with a strict modernity.
Black and white tweed tailoring evoked a mood of elegance mixed with laid-back chic, especially in cocoon coats and swing- back jackets detailed with gold chains to match the handbags. Short shifts had a Left Bank 60′s air in PVC and leather, with tweed.
The monochrome mood was echoed in furs printed with Prince of Wales check and polka-dot patent. The bright colour palette of YSL was revisited in purple feathered skirts and coats in cobalt silk.
The finale parade of white silk, crepe, ostrich and satin – in halter gowns and pleated [...] Continue reading →
Charity Fashion Show- Brooke Smith
Brooke Smith is the current Director of Creative Production for Charity Fashion Show, in charge of the artistic vision and image for the entire organization. She’s highly experienced in the New York fashion industry, having worked as a Ford Model during NYFW numerous times. Globally recognized, she has been called a “rising fashionista” by Italian Vogue, and has also worked for Ralph Lauren, LVMH, and Vogue. She has a passion for film, a love for styling, and an eye for upcoming trends.
We had an opportunity to ask Brooke 10 fun fashionable questions. We loved her answers, and are even more excited than we thought possible about CFS! Thank you Brooke for taking the time to let our readers know about the show, and we can’t wait to see it take place!
1. How are you [...] Continue reading →
Erika Jayne – Q&A
TBAFblog recently had the opportunity to speak with Music Artist Erika Jayne. In this exclusive with TBAFblog.com our readers have the privilege of getting the insider scoop on Erika, her personal fashion and background! Check out the Q&A below!
TBAF: What’s it like being compared to Madonna, Britney Spears and Kylie Mingoue?
EJ: I love and respect those women, so being compared to them is a total compliment.
TBAF: Were you inspired by any of these ladies when writing your songs? Do they influence your fashion style?
EJ: I write from the heart and if they are a source of inspiration, then so be it.
TBAF: Who is your inspiration when it comes to fashion?
EJ: I am influenced by old Hollywood, 70s glamor, and fierce hookers. HaHa!!
TBAF: What are the five words you would u [...] Continue reading →
Guess Who Has a Beauty Line!
Christopher Bailey, creative director of the British fashion house Burberry, explains: “The Burberry girl wears just a trace of makeup — no crazy eyes or crazy lips … Makeup should enhance women, not just cover up what they perceive as flaws.” The mix of products relies on subdued hues (“inspired by the label’s classic trench coat and by the moody hues of the British climate,” reports the New York Times”) and brings classy packaging to lipsticks, foundations, powders, and more.
Expect to pay a pretty penny for the signature plaid that is even seen on the tube of lipstick, as well as the lipstick its self. The lipstick is described as:
“Discover supple and light colors that reflect the natural lip tones. Formulas are hydrating and give a full lip in tone, co [...] Continue reading →
YSL Cruise 2010
For this season’s cruise collection, Yves Saint Laurent creative director Stefano Pilati was feeling mollusk-minded.
Nearly every one of his 35-pieces was based on the notion of the shell. Some of the references were obvious such as the mother-of-pearl necklaces and a silk chiffon dress (with cutout shoulders) done in a junonia shell print.
Other tributes were more subtle and figured into the cut and drape of a skirt, such as the jade one seen right. It’s meant to embody a shell’s circular form and soft, rounded edges.
Beach combers be warned: The clothes don’t hit stores until October.
VIA www.stylist.com
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