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NYFW reads: Fashion Angel, Hamish sings and more
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Vena Cava and BCBG showed yesterday during opening day at New York Fashion Week, but the designer that captured everyone’s attention (despite a 9 a.m. timeslot) was Michael Angel and his wild, angular prints. More pics at the link. [StyleBubble]
Vena Cava was apparently no slouch either, setting the collection of smart dresses against the backdrop of a Fiery Furnaces performance. [Fashionista]
Oscar de la Renta wasn’t the only one singing at Fashion’s Night Out. Hamish Bowles also gave it a go, singing Noel Coward tunes at Juicy Couture–two things we never imagined would go together ever. Also in the mix: Jazz hands and Lisa Cant. [Style.com]
Gawker Stalker: Anna Wintour version. [Gawker]
Whitney Port also had a show (it was as good as you’d imagine) with two other People’s Revolution clients. That would be the PR firm with whom she also works. [The Cut]
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