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All posts under ‘Marni’
By Sarah Casselman | February 27th, 2012 | 12:00 pm
Photography by Peter Stigter
In celebration of the Oscars, I’ve decided to give out a few awards of my own for day five of Milan Fashion Week. Drum roll, por favor.
BEST SHOW DU JOUR goes to… Dolce & Gabbana. The moving opera soundtrack (ah, I love Pavarotti!), the ornate rose-strewn chandeliers, the heavily embroidered Sicilian-inspired looks (think black and gold, beads, crystals, lace, and jewels); Dolce & Gabbana was the fashion moment of the day!
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By Sarah Casselman | February 24th, 2012 | 10:00 am
Max Mara (left) and Prada (right) shot by Peter Stigter
Best in show: Prada. The moment the first look (head-to-toe noir with glittering embellishment) hit the graphic purple plush carpet/runway I was in love. It felt classic—very old school Prada (mixed-up prints, clean lines, slick structured bags).
The new suit for fall: Prada’s tailored jacket and cropped trousers. Regardless if you prefer the jumble of mix-and-match prints or the screaming solid orange version, at some point you’ll want them all.
Hottest shoes off the runway: Anna Dello Russo’s Prada Spring 2012 flame shoes.
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By FASHION Staff | February 23rd, 2012 | 11:00 pm
From the complete look book to our fashion director’s tips on just how to wear the clashing prints, we present your complete primer to the Marni at H&M collection in advance of its launch on March 8.
By Susie Sheffman | February 23rd, 2012 | 11:30 am
Photography: Sheffman by Nicole Stafford
When it comes to pairing prints and patterns, our fashion director, Susie Sheffman, is the resident mixologist. She’s also Marni-obsessed: “When I discovered the outlet in Milan, it was game over,” she says. “Cardigans, sexless sandals and printed sweet nothings have been making their way into my suitcase on my twice-yearly pilgrimages to Milan fashion week ever since.” Two weeks ahead of the Marni at H&M collection (launching on March 8), she shares her tips on mastering this spring trend.
By Randi Bergman | February 23rd, 2012 | 9:00 am
Well kids, 2 weeks and counting until you can get your hands on the sure to be amazing Marni at H&M collection (we’ve seen it, and it is!). Need some (more) tips on how to wear every piece of the collection in one? Check out the complete look book, for more options on how to style your wears.
By Randi Bergman | February 23rd, 2012 | 7:00 am
It’s here, folks. The collection from your dreams has officially made it into real life. As in real life prices. Two weeks before it launches in-store on March 8 (and good luck with that!), we present the entire Marni at H&M look book, split up into shop-able sections. From bathing suits to clip-on earrings, they’re all here!
Looking to hit the streets early to shop the collection? It will be available in Toronto at the Eaton Centre, Yorkdale Mall, and Bloor Street locations, in Montreal at the Peel/St.Catherine and Rockland Centre, in Calgary at TD Square/The Core, and Vancouver at the Pacific Centre.
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By FASHION Staff | February 15th, 2012 | 10:00 am
By Lesa Hannah and Sarah Daniel
Liquid liner hasn’t lost its momentum, but makeup artists left last season’s ’60s mod influence behind and moved back a decade to the ’50s, with inspirations like Sophia Loren and Elizabeth Taylor. At Jonathan Saunders, artiste Lucia Pieroni gave models a Stepford streak, inspired by a mid-century Miami housewife who likes her Valium, she says. At Marni, makeup artist Tom Pecheux applied a cinnamon-coloured flick instead of the standard noir, which was inspired by a terracotta clutch in the collection and brought “a sophisticated finish to the face,” he says. Hair-stylists also mined the past for ideas—from the ’20s to the ’70s, and every decade in between. At Diane von Furstenberg, teased ’60s French twists were “textured so it’s rustic and earthy, and quite simple in shape,” says coiffeur Orlando Pita. But at Jean Paul Gaultier, it was an old photograph that led to the loose wartime rolls that hair guru Guido Palau fastened to the top of the head. Our favourite was the sterile-looking ’50s faux bob at Jil Sander, in all its vacuum-sealed nurse practitioner perfection.
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By Jordan Porter | February 7th, 2012 | 10:00 am
Check out our shopping list of the sugary pastels, neon punches, and the surf prints that need to be in your closet this spring.
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Film noir: Osez le noir et blanc avec les robes et accessoires du moment
