Fashion
London picks color, bold designs for next spring (Reuters)
Asia sales drive 74 percent jump in Prada profit (AP)
Christopher Kane's Transparent Sophistication (Fashion Wire Daily)
Fashion Wire Daily - If next spring's fashion will launch any major new trend it is surely floral transparency, where see-through layers of fabric reveal Pop Art flower, petal and leaf motifs, and the movement's greatest protagonist will be Christopher Kane, who staged a brilliantly realized runway show in London on Monday, Sept. 19.
Marc Jacobs' Dancehall Sweethearts (Fashion Wire Daily)
Fashion Wire Daily - Just when the whole fashion pack was beginning to expire from the dearth of any new mega trend in the New York season into which it could dig it's editorial and retailing teeth, along came Marc Jacobs and wowed us with a plasticized dancehall sweethearts show that will ignite a half a dozen new movements in the world of clothing and style.
Proenza Schouler's Somber Spring (Fashion Wire Daily)
Fashion Wire Daily - If there has been any dominant movement in American fashion in the past several seasons it's been the meeting of active sport clothing and materials with fine tailoring and a couture touch. And if any label has led that movement, arguably been its forerunner, then it is Proenza Schouler, who presented their spring 2012 collection in New York on Wednesday, Sept. 14.
Badgley Mischka's Sorbet Spring (Fashion Wire Daily)
Fashion Wire Daily - Elegant yet playful, refined and still fun, are just a few of the seemingly paradoxical ways to describe the broad spectrum of women that the Badgley Mischka brand appeals to, and the spring 2012 season will be no different, as the pair showed their true colors on Tuesday, Sept. 13, at Fashion Week in New York.
Inside Dasha Zhukova's Garage, Clyfford Still Museum Preview, Fashion and Art Get It On, and the Week's Other Top Art Stories (ARTINFO)
Kate Middleton: Her Inner Bad Girl Persona (ContributorNetwork)
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