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If anything was a theme this evening for Oscar fashion it was ruffles; some big, some small and some so large they almost created another limb on the wearer. Elizabeth Banks in Versace Penelope Cruz in Donna Karen Couture The female Oscar winners of old and new had some of the best dresses . . . → Read More: Quite a Ruffle at the Oscars. By lindsay, on March 7th, 2010  Leave a comment  Uncategorized  2010, Academy Award, Actor, Actress, Armani, Avatar, Best Dressed, Cameron Diaz, Ceremony, Christion Dior, Diane Kruger, Elizabeth Banks, Fashion, Givenchy, Helen Mirrin, Hurt Locker, Jeff Bridges, Jennifer Lopez, Kate Winslet, Meryl Streep, Oscar de la Renta, Oscars, Precious, Sandra Bullock, The Station, Versace, yves saint lauren A Fashion Week in New York Eco-recap for one of the countries most “eco-conscience” locations Boulder, Colorado. There is a strong focus on the Eco Couture in this year’s Fashion Week that is getting more and more trend attention in New York City. However, being in eco- conscience burnout here are first top list of . . . → Read More: Fashion Week Finale Review and Eco Runways Amazing, nothing less. One of the most priceless designers of this generation and of all generations, 40 years young, Alexander McQueen the brilliant fashion designer too young to be gone so soon. He was in the league of Eve Saint Lauren, Lagerfeld and Christian Dior. Celebs such as Madonna, Lady Gaga, Cameron Diaz and many . . . → Read More: A Man that Fitted for the Queen So Long Alexander McQueen R.I.P. Natalie Portman Jessica Szohr One of the most frustrating things about high fashion for some women and men is the lack of money for the average person to dress the way they would like and deserve. “But I am here to tell you., there is something else.”- January sales frenzies! Being aware that . . . → Read More: No Money For Fashion…That’s No Excuse! By lindsay, on January 28th, 2010 Leave a comment Uncategorized Anna Sui, Britney Spears, budget, Celebrity, Celebrity Fashion, clothing, clubbing, Design, Dillards, Discount, Fashion, Finances, Formal Wear, Isaac Mizrahi, Madonna, Marshalls, Michelle Obama, Movie Stars, Natalie Portman, Nordstroms, Obama, Old Navy, Paris Hilton, Rodarte, Ross, Sales, Shoes, Target, TJMaxx, Walmart
How can one tie in a tragic event like an cataclysmic earthquake with fashion? Here is how: Haiti has some of the most rich cultural art in the world. . . . → Read More: A Strong Influence of Art, Culture and Fashion Deeply Effected this Week Roisin-GaGa While the Roison Murphy -Lady Gaga Fashion battle may have subsided, I decided to take a look deeper into the realm of their fashion choices and whether or not either of them can take sole credit for their unique ensembles. If you are unaware of the fashion scandal that involved the two divas, . . . → Read More: The Futile Fashion Feud of Lady Gaga and Roisin Murphy By lindsay, on January 9th, 2010 4 comments Uncategorized American Music, Art, Clothing Design, Fashion 80s, Grace Jones, Irish, Katherine Deneuve, Lady Gaga, Missing Persons, Mod, Music, Pop, Pop Art, Punk, Roisin Murphy, Style As Christmas and New Years are upon us lets to take a moment to reflect on an important time and person in fashion history, Madeleine Vionnet. While her names is not as familiar to some as Chanel and Dior, Ms. Vionnet like Chanel, is one of the most important and impacting designers in history, . . . → Read More: Fashion Icon and Show in Paris By lindsay, on December 23rd, 2009 One comment Uncategorized 1920s, 1930s, Bias, Chanel, designers, dior, famous, Fashion, Fashion History, greek dress, liberating women, Madeline Vionnet, moviestars, museum, Paris Marc Jacobs took his 2009 line of handbags down in size for those of us who need some shoulder relief. There is finally an emergence of the middle sized bags that we all once knew not so long ago making a strong comeback, as well as some creative additions to this favorite small and . . . → Read More: Fashion Flash: Is Size Important? By lindsay, on December 17th, 2009 Leave a comment Uncategorized Chanel, Coco Chanel, Fashion, handbags, Lily Allen, Marc Jacobs, purses, shoulderbags While preparing for Black Friday, I was not hanging out in Wal-Mart or Target to get my hands on flat screen tvs. I was pleasantly surprised that no one got seriously injured or killed shopping for sales as in previous years. I felt quite victorious being able to avoid any calamity on Black Friday . . . → Read More: Fashion Flash! Unique Nashville and St. Louis styles on my Midwest trip . . . → Read More: Subtle but Unique : Sizing up Fashion in St. Louis and Nashville |
Lindsay Juliana Frisch is a native to Boulder, Colorado, she writes on topics such as Health, Politics, and the Arts. Lindsay travels all over the country, sometimes the world and whenever possible is a supporter of those who are willing to go against the grain, take on the mundane and fears not fighting the common system of ideals. This appreciation and service usually means helping creative people in all genres, this includes pop art, poetry, music, and politics. Lindsay Juliana plans on facilitating design contests on this blog in the future. She may be reached at: fashion@scoopthedirt.com |
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