This is the problem with orange. It can go from a bold fashion statement to a prison jumper with one false design move. Are we at Lincoln center or driving past a work crew on the Jersey Turnpike?
Check out my picks for the penitentiary.
Spring 2012 Prison Look from Patrick Ervell
Spring 2012 Prison Look: Marc by Marc Jacobs
Spring 2012 Prison Look by Carlos Miele. PS - the greased back hair is not helping.
Spring 2012 Prison Look by Derek Lam
Images courtesy of http://www.style.com
I seriously do heart Kelly Wearstler – but I think I heart her more as an interior designer than an exterior designer (i.e. fashion designer). Granted – this is only her second ready-to-wear collection; however, it just doesn’t add up to her amazing interior spaces. With spaces that outstanding, it was going to be tough to compete – even with herself.
Here are a few comparisons. I realize that it is a bit difficult to judge between two different categories – a coat vs. a couch or a blouse vs. a bar is not a typical match up – but I think you can do it, and I want to see if you agree with my assessment. Happy Judging!
Images courtesy of http://www.kellywearstler.com and http://www.style.com
Not so fast Nascar fans(pun intended). While Formula 1 has a large audience here, the more American styles of car racing have a long way to go. A recent event hosted by P1.cn (the chinese equivalent to Facebook except you have to be invited) proved that unlike in America, a racing event in China (with over a billion more people than the US mind you) cannot pull in 100,000+ screaming (okay…often drunk) fans and cause traffic jams for miles. The fact the we were allowed to chill inside the flag box says a lot, but the picture of the empty stands below says it best.
We really did have such a great time though – 100,000 other fans or not. Our friends Moya and David (who invited us) were a blast as always. Plus, there was a VIP room with food, free drinks, and most importantly air conditioning to get a break from the Beijing heat. And, as you will see below – we had fun playing in P1’s photo booths!
Moya Li and David Soffer Posing for the Camera
Morgan Hutchinson and Moya Li. Do you like how we both dressed for a racing event?
Me and My Wonderful Husband.
A Blonde in Beijing 