Manolo Blahnik for J. Crew




Manolo Blahnik is rolling with a new Crew.The luxury footwear label teamed up with J.Crew for the specialty retailer’s fall ’12 fashion presentation, held Tuesday in New York. George Malkemus, president of Manolo Blahnik USA, said told Footwear News the collaboration was months in the making and began when J.Crew President Jenna Lyons “fell in love” with Blahnik’s popular BB style.

 For the show, J.Crew chose to reimagine the single-sole pointy-toe pump in 41 different ways, with glitter, suede and a variety of colorful fabrications culled from its apparel line.

While Blahnik often works with ready-to-wear designers, including Carolina Herrera and Zac Posen, this is the first time the brand has ventured outside the luxury realm.

“It’s a way of bringing high and low together,” said Malkemus. “This is the way modern women dress today, and nobody does it better than J.Crew.”

 Though details are still being worked out, Malkemus said the shoes are expected to sell online and in select J.Crew stores under the Blahnik name, for $595 to $645. The actual release date has not yet been finalized.

(WWD)

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Lulu Frost's Collection for J. Crew is now Available































Known for her art deco-inspired crystal jewelry, Lulu Frost designer Lisa Salzer has collaborated with J.Crew several times before, but her new collection is bolder than usual. The stackable, candy-colored bracelets are a combination of thin bangles and chunkier cuffs, all made of resin and inlaid with semi-precious stones. Meanwhile, the earrings and necklaces are fun and sparkly without looking too funky. Prices range from $45 to $135.



(The Cut)



Nice collection....great bracelets for stacking!

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Mens: Great Top Coats under $500
























Double-Breasted Military
Coat, $298, by Express. Turtleneck, $90, by Claiborne by John Bartlett. Pants, $520, by Trussardi 1911.

Dressy Wool
Coat, $349, by Club Monaco. Vest, $150, by Patagonia. Shirt, $225, by Emporio Armani. Tie, $95, by Ralph Lauren Black Label. Pants, $395, by Michael Kors.

Single-Breasted Camel
Coat, $368, by J.Crew. Suit jacket, $168, and pants, $68, by Calvin Klein. Shirt, $165, by Jack Spade. Tie, $220, by Michael Bastian. Tie bar by Paul Stuart.

Military Peacoat
Coat, $385, by Nautica. Sweater, $168, by Tretorn. T-shirt, $30 (for pack of three), by Calvin Klein Underwear. Jeans, $155, by A.P.C.

Single-Breasted Tweed
Coat, $269, by United Colors of Benetton. Sweater, $70, by Express. Shirt, $260, by Thom Browne New York. Jeans, $95, by Polo Ralph Lauren.

Plaid Duffel
Coat, $130, by Uniqlo. Suit jacket, $129.50, and pants, $49.50, by Uniqlo +J. Shirt, $50, by Topman. Hat, $44, by Stüssy.

Moleskin
Coat, $325, by Perry Ellis. Sweater, $895, by Michael Bastian. Pants, $540, by Dolce & Gabbana.

Wool Trench
Coat, $450, and jeans, $190, by Diesel. Shirt, $215, by Band of Outsiders. Tie, $50, by J.Crew. Hat, $10, by Wigwam.

Chesterfield
Coat, $295, by A|X Armani Exchange. Vest, $231, and pants, $282, by Caulfield Preparatory. Shirt, $615, by Tom Ford. Tie, $90, by DKNY. Cap, $395, by Burberry.

British Cut
Coat, $225, by Banana Republic. Turtleneck, $120, by G-Star. T-shirt, $30 (for pack of three), by Calvin Klein Underwear. Jeans, $88, by Gap.

(GQ magazine)

A great mix of pulled together looks........from work to play.

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Men's Fashion: Charcoal and Black with a Little Navy in Between















Bag by Louis Vuitton.

Suit, shirt, tie, and shoes by Calvin Klein Collection. Socks by Calvin Klein. Tie bar, vintage.

T-shirt and jeans by Banana Republic. Necklace (throughout) by Alex & Chloe.

Coat, sweater, and pants by Louis Vuitton.

Sweatshirt by J.Crew, jeans by Naked & Famous.

Sunglasses by Ray-ban

Shirt, pants, shoes, and belt by Bally. Tie by Calvin Klein Collection. Socks by Gold Toe.

Jacket and T-shirt by HUGO Hugo Boss, jeans by Calvin Klein Jeans, sneakers by Lanvin.

Cardigan by Lanvin, polo shirt and jeans by Tom Ford.

(Details magazine)

Photographs: Kevin O'Brien

Nice!

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