Ten10: Fashion

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Wednesday, January 11, 2012

Tuesday, January 10, 2012

Monday, January 9, 2012

DEJA VU's Exhibition

Want to be Unique?

Instyle and Trendy?

Stop By DEJA VU's 1st exhibition. Our collection features Fashionable pieces including Studs, Spikes, Metallics, Mirrors and much more in affordable Prices !!

Location: Gioelli Design, Shwaikh street #6
AlTilal complex facing living colors
Time: 4:30- 9:00pm
On: Tuesday 10/1- 15/1 excluding Friday

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Wednesday, January 4, 2012

3.1 Phillip Lim: Pre-Fall 2012

Did you know..?

A mother fashioned her daughter a prom dress made of starburst wrappers collected over 6 years!

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

Monday, January 2, 2012

Fashion Exhibitions You Won't Want to Miss in 2012

What: “Yves Saint Laurent — The Retrospective”

Where: Denver Art Museum, Denver, Colorado
When: Opens March 25

What: “Louis Vuitton Marc Jacobs,” a retrospective of Jacobs’ work at LV
Where: Les Arts Décoratifs, Paris
When: March 9 to September 16

What: “Fifty Years of James Bond Style” with pieces from Giorgio Armani, Prada, Oscar de la Renta and other designers
Where: The Barbican, London
When: April 2012

What: “Christian Louboutin,” a retrospective of the designer
Where: Design Museum, London
When: March 28 – July 1

Which one are you most excited to go see?

Sunday, January 1, 2012

Frieda and Nellie

Frieda and Nellie is a jewelry line founded and designed by Stacy Herzog and Sarah Reid. The pieces are inspired by a friendship bracelet foundation, reminiscent of those Herzog and Reid used to make back in their days at summer camp as children. The duo, who met while working in the fashion industry in NYC, began to create colorful friendship bracelets by hand. Working off this idea, they began to add vintage pieces from their grandmothers' jewelry collections (the two of whom the line was named after) to create a contrast of new and old. Today the brand works off of the mantra "Reuse, repurpose, reinvent." When a reporter from Women's Wear Daily stopped the two on the street to compliment their unusual accessories, things took off after they were featured in the newspaper as up-and-coming designers. Herzog and Reid consequently quit their day jobs to focus on their new project, scouring flea markets and vintage shops for pieces that reminded them of their grandmothers' treasures. Today, Frieda and Nellie pieces continue to be handmade in New York City, making each piece a one-of-a-kind labor of love.