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A mix of everything fashion - a blog where you can toss ideas and news about style, models, textiles, magazines, designers, fashion week and more. This is an online Apparel Magazine slash blog. Learn about style, other fashion magazines, clothing, shoes, jewelry, and the apparel industry.
Tuesday, November 13, 2012
Leven Rambin Enjoying Her Yellow Barsum Bag
Monday, November 5, 2012
Handmade Clothing for a Cause
GreenLinebyK, a
small business based out of Mashpee, MA, is donating a portion of proceeds from
their apparel sales to Hurricane Sandy relief efforts. The company which creates
handmade, eco-friendly apparel and accessories for women and children will hold
two days of Flash Sales for charity on Thursday, November 8 and Friday, November
9.
Kathryn
Hilderbrand, owner, designer and seamstress behind GreenLinebyK knew she needed
to do something to assist in relief efforts. She says, "I feel that every single one of us has a
social, moral and human obligation to help where we can when we see our fellow
man suffering such loss and dealing with crisis. I have been blessed in my life
by the help of others when I needed it most. I truly believe that we all have a
responsibility to 'pay it forward'. I consider it an honor to be a part of the
humanitarian relief efforts."
Shoppers can stay up to
date with the Flash Sales on GreenLinebyK’s Facebook page.
For more information on
GreenLinebyK, visit their website at http://www.etsy.com/shop/GreenLinebyK?ref=pr_shop_more. For press inquiries or additional information, contact
Kathryn Hilderbrand at kathrynstailoring@gmail.com.
About
GreenLinebyK
A tailor by trade,
Kathryn Hilderbrand designs and produces clothing reflective of her own designs
and personal style utilizing organic fibers, sustainable products and fabrics.
Her journey in the clothing industry began when she worked as an apprentice to
an Italian tailor at the age of 16. After studying design, she opened her first
business in her early twenties. Enjoying the art and creation of clothing,
GreenLinebyK produces only sensible, comfortable and natural apparel pieces.
Dancing With The Stars- Official After Party Livestream
Tonight at 10:00P EST there will be a livestream of the official Dancing with
the Stars After Party. Hosted by Marc Istook and Season 9 Dancing with the
Stars contestant Joanna Krupa, the After Party takes place Monday nights
directly following each new episode. During the livestream, fans can expect an
inside look at Dancing with the Stars including exclusive interviews and can
also tweet their questions via Twitter using the hashtag #askDWTS. Fans can tune
into the weekly After Parties at: http://beta.abc.go.com/shows/dancing-with-the-stars/after-party
Wallis Enters US Fashion Market
Founded in London in 1923, Wallis has always been committed to designing on
trend clothing that makes real women on real budgets look and feel great. They
now exist online as well as offline throughout the UK, and have officially
launched a US online portal, www.wallisfashion.com.
Some of the styles that Wallis is well known for include figure-flattering
dresses, unique blazers perfect for business and beyond and sophisticated
blouses with a playful edge.

Below is
a bit more information about Wallis and images of a few of their
offerings.
ABOUT
WALLIS
As one of
the UK’s most trusted online and offline retailers for stylish, quality fashion
at a great value, Wallis understands real women and strives to make them look
and feel the best they can. The Wallis woman is everyone from the business
executive to the full time mother, who may not have time to spend at the mall
but still cares that she keeps up with the latest styles. Apparel is available
in US sizes 4-16 with dedicated petite clothing for women 5’3” and under. Prices
range from $35 to $215. They also carry a broad selection of shoes, handbags,
jewelry and other accessories that compliment the latest fashions. Visit Wallis
online at www.wallisfashion.com.
Thursday, November 1, 2012
LA TEXTILE EXHIBITORS REPORT BUSY TRAFFIC
The Fall/Winter 2013/2014 Los Angeles International Textile Show (LA TEXTILE)
took place October 22-24, 2012 at the California Market Center (CMC) with a
solid flow of traffic that included an array of prominent designers,
manufacturers, and production teams. The Show featured hundreds of textile,
trim, luxe, décor, and sourcing resources across a variety of categories, and
positive enthusiasm was exuded throughout the Show floors as new accounts were
opened and a noticeable increase in business was reported. Returning this Show
were the Lenzing Innovation Pavilion, European Collections Pavilion, and the
Korean Pavilion by KOTRA, in addition to the new and returning resources at the
Show, and an assortment of perks for attendees.
“This has been a great Show for us. We saw a lot of traffic right from the start of the Show, and have been very busy the entire time,” said Amy Gillett, Executive Account Manager for Cotton, Inc. “LA TEXTILE is always a great Show because it has more of a personal vibe than other Shows, and our customers enjoy attending and finding us here.”
The impressive list of designers in attendance included St. John Knits, Monique Lhuillier, BCBG Max Azria, David Meister, Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, Stylestalker, Seven For All Mankind, Trina Turk, Velvet by Graham & Spencer, UGG Australia, Bailey 44, Young Fabulous and Broke, Moda Nicola International, Ella Moss, Splendid, American Apparel, Aldo International, Nicky Hilton Worldwide, Clare Vivier, Robert Rodriguez, Karen Kane, ABS by Allen Schwartz, Perry Ellis, Michael Stars, Wildfox Couture, Lucky Brand, Heidi Merrick, Juicy Couture, C&C California, Arden B, Hale Bob, AKIKO, Bebe, Forever 21, Poleci, Bella James, Stop Staring Designs, Sol Angeles, Tag Jeans, Funktional, Three Dots, Oakley, Fluxus, Modcloth, Laugh Cry Repeat, William Rast, Junkfood Clothing, Elaine Kim, Hard Tail, Beach Bunny Swimwear, Paper Crown, plus many more. Retailers seen this edition included Scoop, Nasty Gal, Kohls, Target, Urban Outfitters, Hot Topic, Zulily.com, The Way We Wore, and Dave & Lil’s, to name a few.
Specialty stores and costume companies were also very active in attendance this Show. These included Damask, Jessica McClintock Inc, NBC Entertainment, Los Angeles Opera Costume Shop, The Walt Disney Company Costume Design, Imagineering, and Resorts, Staples Designer Services, Pacific Coast Home Furnishings, Michael Levine Inc., Mood Fabrics, The J. Paul Getty Museum Store, Casa Blanca Bridal, American Intercontinental University, Feel Good Tea & Gift Company, Napa Valley Linens, Marry Me Bridal, Over The Top Party Linens, Juxtaposition Home, and Creative Costuming and Designs, among others.
Resources at this Show were well-rounded, with categories that included beads and sequins, blanks, color woven shirtings, cotton blends, denim, embroidery embellished beaded fabrics, knits, jacquards, faux fur, interior decorative textiles, fasteners, buttons, buckles, zippers, lace, linen blends, leather suede, organic and eco-friendly fabrics, prints, ribbons, silk, stretch, suiting, technical functional fabrics, appliqués and decorative accessories, trend services, yarns, velvet velour, wool and many more. Additionally, new exhibitors debuting this season among the special Pavilions and Show floors included 2B Diffusions, ABM Global, Anna Griffin Inc, Bharat Silks, Crispim Abreu, Edicate C.W. Fasteners & Zippers Corp, Darlington Fabrics, Lemor Trims, Esteneks, Moda Artisans, Myletex, Blend Fabrics, PCB Label Co, Inc, Soelco Inc, Timeless Treasures Fabrics of SoHo LLC, Tradegood. Noteworthy returning mills included Danfield, Inc, Design Knit, Inc, JM International, Malhia Kent, Simona B USA, Solstiss USA, Friday Fabrics LTD, AB Creations, Bel Maille, Tiss & Teint, Vema, Junior Hagen LTD, and EcoHides, to name a few.
“We continue coming back to LA TEXTILE show after show because it is a great way to be visible on the market, and also meet new clients,” said Jane Burge, West Coast Director of Sales for Solstiss USA. “We have been extremely busy this Show, and everyone seems really to be in a very good mood with a lot of positive excitement.”
The Lenzing Innovation Pavilion returned for its fifth edition with their impressive network of affiliated exhibiting partners, which included Asher Fabric Concepts, Design Knit, Laguna Fabrics, Shara-Tex, Texollini, Unitex, Zentex, Buhler Quality Yarns Corp., American Fabrics International, Britannia Mills Ltd, Epic Textiles, Tuscarora Yarns, Impex Textiles, Indigo Handloom, Pacific Coast Knitting, and Sextet Fabrics. Brand new to the Show was Crispim Abreu LDA, a Lenzing Partner knitting mill offering full package production from Portugal.
About the Los Angeles International Textile Show (LA TEXTILE) – LA Textile is the fashion industry’s destination for premier textile, design and production resources. Offering hundreds of fabric selections and design services from around the world, the caliber of resources and fashion direction is presented with our Contemporary designer audience in mind. Our trend forum, curated by trend partner WGSN, and complimentary seminar program are designed to inform and inspire. For more information, please visit www.californiamarketcenter.com/latextile
“This has been a great Show for us. We saw a lot of traffic right from the start of the Show, and have been very busy the entire time,” said Amy Gillett, Executive Account Manager for Cotton, Inc. “LA TEXTILE is always a great Show because it has more of a personal vibe than other Shows, and our customers enjoy attending and finding us here.”
The impressive list of designers in attendance included St. John Knits, Monique Lhuillier, BCBG Max Azria, David Meister, Twelfth Street by Cynthia Vincent, Stylestalker, Seven For All Mankind, Trina Turk, Velvet by Graham & Spencer, UGG Australia, Bailey 44, Young Fabulous and Broke, Moda Nicola International, Ella Moss, Splendid, American Apparel, Aldo International, Nicky Hilton Worldwide, Clare Vivier, Robert Rodriguez, Karen Kane, ABS by Allen Schwartz, Perry Ellis, Michael Stars, Wildfox Couture, Lucky Brand, Heidi Merrick, Juicy Couture, C&C California, Arden B, Hale Bob, AKIKO, Bebe, Forever 21, Poleci, Bella James, Stop Staring Designs, Sol Angeles, Tag Jeans, Funktional, Three Dots, Oakley, Fluxus, Modcloth, Laugh Cry Repeat, William Rast, Junkfood Clothing, Elaine Kim, Hard Tail, Beach Bunny Swimwear, Paper Crown, plus many more. Retailers seen this edition included Scoop, Nasty Gal, Kohls, Target, Urban Outfitters, Hot Topic, Zulily.com, The Way We Wore, and Dave & Lil’s, to name a few.
Specialty stores and costume companies were also very active in attendance this Show. These included Damask, Jessica McClintock Inc, NBC Entertainment, Los Angeles Opera Costume Shop, The Walt Disney Company Costume Design, Imagineering, and Resorts, Staples Designer Services, Pacific Coast Home Furnishings, Michael Levine Inc., Mood Fabrics, The J. Paul Getty Museum Store, Casa Blanca Bridal, American Intercontinental University, Feel Good Tea & Gift Company, Napa Valley Linens, Marry Me Bridal, Over The Top Party Linens, Juxtaposition Home, and Creative Costuming and Designs, among others.
Resources at this Show were well-rounded, with categories that included beads and sequins, blanks, color woven shirtings, cotton blends, denim, embroidery embellished beaded fabrics, knits, jacquards, faux fur, interior decorative textiles, fasteners, buttons, buckles, zippers, lace, linen blends, leather suede, organic and eco-friendly fabrics, prints, ribbons, silk, stretch, suiting, technical functional fabrics, appliqués and decorative accessories, trend services, yarns, velvet velour, wool and many more. Additionally, new exhibitors debuting this season among the special Pavilions and Show floors included 2B Diffusions, ABM Global, Anna Griffin Inc, Bharat Silks, Crispim Abreu, Edicate C.W. Fasteners & Zippers Corp, Darlington Fabrics, Lemor Trims, Esteneks, Moda Artisans, Myletex, Blend Fabrics, PCB Label Co, Inc, Soelco Inc, Timeless Treasures Fabrics of SoHo LLC, Tradegood. Noteworthy returning mills included Danfield, Inc, Design Knit, Inc, JM International, Malhia Kent, Simona B USA, Solstiss USA, Friday Fabrics LTD, AB Creations, Bel Maille, Tiss & Teint, Vema, Junior Hagen LTD, and EcoHides, to name a few.
“We continue coming back to LA TEXTILE show after show because it is a great way to be visible on the market, and also meet new clients,” said Jane Burge, West Coast Director of Sales for Solstiss USA. “We have been extremely busy this Show, and everyone seems really to be in a very good mood with a lot of positive excitement.”
The Lenzing Innovation Pavilion returned for its fifth edition with their impressive network of affiliated exhibiting partners, which included Asher Fabric Concepts, Design Knit, Laguna Fabrics, Shara-Tex, Texollini, Unitex, Zentex, Buhler Quality Yarns Corp., American Fabrics International, Britannia Mills Ltd, Epic Textiles, Tuscarora Yarns, Impex Textiles, Indigo Handloom, Pacific Coast Knitting, and Sextet Fabrics. Brand new to the Show was Crispim Abreu LDA, a Lenzing Partner knitting mill offering full package production from Portugal.
“Business has been strong and steady this Show,
from new and existing customers alike,” said Robert McAuley, Sales Executive of
Texollini. “We have found a lot of people this Show are looking for Made In
America, and everyone has been upbeat. There is a lot of enthusiasm in the air,
and we are thrilled to be here.”
Also featured this Show was the Korean Pavilion
presented by KOTRA. This edition nearly doubled in size from last October, and
showcased some of Korea’s best mills and distributors in the Fashion Theater,
while celebrating Global Korean Textile Week 2012.
In addition to textile and design resources, the Show offered attendees a packed schedule of complimentary seminars presented by industry luminaries Peclers Paris, Promostyl, Stylesight, WGSN, Lenzing, Fashion Snoops, California Fashion Association (CFA), Fashion Business Inc. (FBI), Design Options, and Cotton, Inc. Designers were also encouraged to explore and seek inspiration from the Trend Gallery, co-curated by WGSN and the CMC, featuring the three main trends for Fall/Winter 13/14: Hack-tivate, 21st Century Romance, and Living Design. Furthermore, Lenzing and LA TEXTILE co-hosted an Opening Night Reception Monday October 22 in the Penthouse. The event included passed appetizers from Trader Vics LA Live, organic wine bar from Frey Vineyard, and DJ.
“This show surpassed our expectations and had an overall great positive energy among exhibitors and attendees alike,” said Oscar Ben Rodriguez, Senior Trade Show Producer at the CMC. “Traffic was solid and steady throughout the show.”
In addition to textile and design resources, the Show offered attendees a packed schedule of complimentary seminars presented by industry luminaries Peclers Paris, Promostyl, Stylesight, WGSN, Lenzing, Fashion Snoops, California Fashion Association (CFA), Fashion Business Inc. (FBI), Design Options, and Cotton, Inc. Designers were also encouraged to explore and seek inspiration from the Trend Gallery, co-curated by WGSN and the CMC, featuring the three main trends for Fall/Winter 13/14: Hack-tivate, 21st Century Romance, and Living Design. Furthermore, Lenzing and LA TEXTILE co-hosted an Opening Night Reception Monday October 22 in the Penthouse. The event included passed appetizers from Trader Vics LA Live, organic wine bar from Frey Vineyard, and DJ.
“This show surpassed our expectations and had an overall great positive energy among exhibitors and attendees alike,” said Oscar Ben Rodriguez, Senior Trade Show Producer at the CMC. “Traffic was solid and steady throughout the show.”
The Spring/Summer 14 edition of the LA TEXTILE
Show is scheduled for Monday-Wednesday, March 20-22, 2012 at the California
Market Center.
About the Los Angeles International Textile Show (LA TEXTILE) – LA Textile is the fashion industry’s destination for premier textile, design and production resources. Offering hundreds of fabric selections and design services from around the world, the caliber of resources and fashion direction is presented with our Contemporary designer audience in mind. Our trend forum, curated by trend partner WGSN, and complimentary seminar program are designed to inform and inspire. For more information, please visit www.californiamarketcenter.com/latextile
Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Keep An Exciting New Shopping Platform
Keep, an
exciting new shopping platform that allows anyone, anywhere the chance to become
their own shopkeeper! At Keep, users collect and present images of purchasable
products to a community searching for unique and amazing items. With over
20,000 products collected to the site already (and it just launched to the
public last week!), it’s truly a new way to shop online – with all items just
one click away from a sale.
The idea behind the platform is that everything that
Keepers are curating to the site is available for purchase. And those products
and fabulous new finds aren’t dictated by merchandisers or business decisions,
but by the people who find them and bring them to the site.
Founded by Scott Kurnit (who also founded About.com), Keep is
filling a void in the marketplace by giving consumers a new way to discover and
shop for products with no restrictions on what is brought to the site.
We wanted to let you know about an exciting giveaway Keep is
hosting – bringing consumers the opportunity to win some of the site’s most
coveted items through a thirty-one-day giveaway contest, or “Keepstakes!”
From October 15th through November 14th,
Keep is giving away one unique gift per day as a way to showcase the
variety and quality of products consumers can find on the site. The curated
Keepstakes collection is comprised of items “Kept” by the Keep community
from online retailers across the web. On November 19th, one lucky
winner will receive the grand prize valued at over $2,500: all thirty-one items
– theirs to keep!
To take part in the “Keepstakes”, participants need to simply
find that day’s prize item on the homepage of Keep.com, and “Keep” it in
a Collection. Some of the amazing prizes include the new iPod Nano®,
Warby Parker glasses, a Lulu Lemon bag, a six month subscription
to Birchbox®, a Tory Burch wallet, a Keurig® coffee
maker…and much more! The daily “Keepstakes” prize items can be found in the Keepstakes
Collection on the Keep.com
Blog and on Keep’s Facebook page.
You can discuss Keep and other exciting fashion news at the fashion page on Google+.
Saturday, October 6, 2012
Katherine Heigle Spotted in Earnest Sewn October 2012
Katherine Heigl was spotted in Earnest Sewn while cheering on
hubby, Josh Kelley as he played in the annual Justin Timberlake Shriners
Hospitals for Children Open in Las Vegas. The star looked fresh for fall in her
Red Hot Esras ($178).
You can shop at Earnest Sewn or learn more about the company.
Read more fashion news about this brand at the Fashion Blogger.
Nick Jonas Wearing Earnest Sewn
Earnest Sewn Denim Challenge
Peter Som Collaboration
Heidi Klum in Earnist Sewn
Adam Levine Wearing Earnest Sewn
James McAvoy Wearing Earnest Sewn
By the way, you may want to also check out Katherine Heigl wearing the designer jeans back in March of this year.
You can shop at Earnest Sewn or learn more about the company.
Read more fashion news about this brand at the Fashion Blogger.
Nick Jonas Wearing Earnest Sewn
Earnest Sewn Denim Challenge
Peter Som Collaboration
Heidi Klum in Earnist Sewn
Adam Levine Wearing Earnest Sewn
James McAvoy Wearing Earnest Sewn
By the way, you may want to also check out Katherine Heigl wearing the designer jeans back in March of this year.
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