Fashion Designers

Todd Oldham was and remains to be one of my favorite designers of all time. In the mid to late 90s, I used to take many shopping jaunts to his Soho boutique (right next to Anna Sui on Wooster) in NYC. Over the years, I had collected dozens of Todd …

Molly Goddard must’ve spied on me when I was in 9th grade because that was the year I wore tulle all. the. time. Like, I would take tutus from the thrift shop and add different crap to it and call it an outfit. If the fashion police was out in …

Beautiful and Glorious! Each woman was a work of art walking down the runways at Marchesa! My favorite dress has got to be the last photo with the elaborate beading and chiffon side trains. If you remember, Heidi Klum wore the purple gown (7th photo) at the Oscar’s this past …

I just posted this for the HOT PINK AND RED FLUFFY COAT. photos: Vogue

Elegantly trapped in a tornado, the models at Thom Browne were well-poised and calm wearing tweeds and furs. The juxtaposition of conservative suits and jumbled sequences of extra fabric and mismatched parts created a dramatic look fit for a typical boring office. What I’m trying to say, is that I …

This was a very galactic collection by our favorite hippie tribe of fashion. Did the stars speak to them to create a collection worthy of a Scientology sacrifice?Possibly. Each thetan model was numbered and sent down the runway, which can mean only one thing….. Thetans Models can’t count. No! Kidding! …

It all turned up roses at Zuhair Murad’s Spring Couture show. Gowns bloomed with flowers in time for Spring and it was GORGEOUS! I loved the caged skirts…. it gave the collection a baroque theme, which is my favorite era.  I give this collection a two thumbs up and if …

Viktor’s & Rolf’s spring collection was  inspired by the art style of Cubism. You know, the art with the messed up faces and stuff ( it’s just a mess all around) mostly done by artists like Pablo Picasso. I always thought that was one of the FUG-liest type of artwork, …

This season’s collection by Jean Paul Gaultier was inspired by a very famous nightclub in Paris by the name of Le Palace, which I am guessing, was much like Studio 54 of NYC. The late seventies and early eighties shined through the collection through the silk pajama sets, punk-era hair, and lots of …

Thom Browne’s Men’s Collection was all about the tattered and torn hobo coats of yesteryears. In other words, it was a moth’s amusement park and people were, apparently, excited over this. The bowler hats were covering the models’ faces so that was already impressive that they didn’t bump into each …