(Click image to zoom in) If you’ve spent any time at all on this site then you know that Anna Sui is one of my favorites. Her Spring collection mixes her usual hippie aesthetic with a modern flair. Lets face it, you know what she’s … Read More →
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NY Fashion Week – Marc by Marc Jacobs Spring 2010
(Click image to zoom in) Marc by Marc Jacobs always seems to surprise people that it’s actually good, which I still find hard to believe after so many great seasons in a row. The faux vintage mixed with high fashion styling always seems to match … Read More →
NY Fashion Week – Diane von Furstenberg Spring 2010
(Click image to zoom in) Sunday’s display was classic DvF. The looks were fun, playful, and featured great prints. This collection added more Native American influences it seemed, a bit reminiscent of Anna Sui. As a quick side note, I’d love to credit DvF with … Read More →
NY Fashion Week – Boy by Band of Outsiders Spring 2010
(Click image to zoom in) Scott Sternberg has transitioned his muse from the French libraries of the 60′s to the bonfire beach parties of the 70′s. One of the more casual and relaxed collections to come from Band of Outsiders still has that great refinement … Read More →
NY Fashion Week – Charlotte Ronson Spring 2010
(Click on image to zoom in) Let’s get some things out of the way upfront. I don’t think Charlotte Ronson is going to be one of those designers who will advance creativity in the industry. This collection feels like a mash up of some previous … Read More →
NY Fashion Week – Gary Graham Spring 2010
(Click on image to zoom in) One of the quickly rising stars in the fashion world is Gary Graham. His latest collection is one of my favorites so far this week. This collection harkens back to the silent films of Griffith and gives them a … Read More →
Interview with Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders
I started Letter to Jane out of a desire to talk with and showcase the people in the creative community who I looked up to, and Scott Sternberg was at the top of my shortlist of favorites. Sternberg took classics that had been become so boring … Read More →