Monthly Archives: February 2010
View from the Front Row: Binetti
As I managed to slide my way into first row at Binetti, not only did I have the best view, I was able to catch the models posing at the end. Probably my favorite place to sit. At the Exit … Continue reading
The TwentyTen: Collection Three
Designers Nina Zilka, Jeff Dodd, and David J. Krause, are working their way up by each distinguished “season-less” collection they propagate. For their presentation, they brought together a collection with dominant shades of black, white, grey, and purple, alongside a … Continue reading
Rachel Antonoff’s Murder at the Lafayette House
As presentations step away from the structure of a catwalk they give an unlimited possibility to how the clothes should be devoured. During New York Fashion Week I went to a handful of presentations and plucked out each designer from … Continue reading
The Fate of the House of McQueen
As the announcements that the McQueen house will go on, many assume a specific heir. Right now the names that people deem logical to take over the legacy are Gareth Pugh and Olivier Theyskens. What fans do not know are … Continue reading
February 13th: NYFW & I Love Factory
Today started out in the morning with Georges Chakra, then I quickly dashed to Rachel Antonoff, receiving a last minute invite for Twinkle, and ended up at I Love Factory. Now I’ll post a bit of news from the rest … Continue reading
A day in Los Angeles: Lo-Fi Punk Concert.
Photo ©2010 by Rachel Carr Event: No Cancer! During No Age, I was shoved up on stage from the pit and was there for the rest of their performance. It was dazzling, and I’m still counting the bruises. I protected … Continue reading
Photo shoot with Acrylic Nails Photography
Earlier today I tumbled out of bed, slapped on some stilettos, a dress, made sure I looked semi-proper, and skipped out the door to do a photo shoot. This shoot was with Walker, Syd, and Nora of Acrylic Nails at … Continue reading
Economy Down, Waistlines Up
Here’s your educational thought for the day: Sociologists attribute a societies’ physical standards of a woman directly correlated to their economy. Thusly, when the economy is thriving, thin is in; when the economy is down, chunky is chic. When a … Continue reading