TOP 100 FASHION SITES
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| Marc Jacobs Reinterprets American Life At the Marc Jacobs show on Monday night, the zippy, shifting strains of Gershwin's "Rhapsody in Blue" made for a stirring soundtrack. And the music was an astute choice. While Gershwin's score captures the bustle and glory of New York, Mr. Jacobs's clothes seem to celebrate the people who made not just this city, but America as a whole: immigrants. Model after model walked the runway like a live parade of American Girl dolls; there were historical references to the vast variety of clothing worn... nysun.com |
Front Row: But How Will It Play in Tulsa? Alexander McQueen is an unlikey designer for middle America, but that's not stopping him from trying for better exposure in America. nytimes.com |
Play With Your Food, Just Don’t Text! Husbands, wives, children and dinner guests who would never be so rude as to talk on a phone at the family table seem to think it’s perfectly fine to text while eating. feeds.nytimes.com |
Special Report: Reinventing American Sportswear As New York opens its summer 2010 shows, the focus seems to be on taking traditional casual clothes and giving them a modernist spin. feeds.nytimes.com |
Boîte: Room to Be Seen and Heard Avenue, a sexy new lounge in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, seems to signal a new era for a certain scene: the days of showy indulgence are waning. feeds.nytimes.com |