The Best Shoes of New York Fashion Week Spring 2015
All the footwear you can handle, and then some.
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Trendspotting: Purple Eyeshadow in New York and London
From New York to London, shades of amethyst are popping up on the runways.
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Backstage Beauty Report: A Surprisingly Charming Black Eye at Derek Lam Fall 2014
A glance at the finished look or face chart for the Derek Lam show has the onlooker squinting and doing a bit of a double-take — does she have a black eye?
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Derek Lam Fall 2014: A Cozy, Clean-Lined Collection with a Hint of Sex Appeal (Runway Review)
Strong, urban and ethnic-inspired with an emphasis on texture.
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André Leon Talley: ‘It’s Not the Designer That’s Racist, It’s the System That’s Racist’
"Let's talk about salary. Let's talk about money. Let's talk about the silent racism."
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New York Fashion Week Spring 2014 Hits and Misses: Part 2 (Forum Buzz)
theFashionSpot forum members keep the reviews coming as New York Fashion Week continues.
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Derek Lam Spring 2014: A Lesson in Minimalism
The designer lets his shapes and fabrics do most of the talking.
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Shoe Porn: 20 Designer Shoes at the Top of Our Lust List
The most jaw-dropping, eye-popping, heart-beating shoe selection from the Fall 2013 runways.
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Wanting: The 20 Most Coveted Bags for Fall
From furry clutches to tapestry-embellished totes, each and every single one of the bags on this list is guaranteed to make you swoon, gape and want.
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I Bet You’ll Like Derek Lam’s Kohl’s Collection
Sometimes well-known high-end designers do this thing called a "capsule collection" of special, limited-edition pieces for a mass retailer, commonly priced far below their main label. The phenomenon has taken off in the past few years, pioneered by companies like Target and H&M. I try to avoid paying attention to designer collaborations, because there's a new one […]
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New York Fashion Week Fall 2013 Hits and Misses: Part 2 (Forum Buzz)
The collections we’ve loved and loathed at NYFW thus far – part two.
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