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Marc Jacobs Dior Creative Director?

August 25, 2011

Marc Jacobs is spread to be the new Creative Director at Christian Dior.

LVMH head Bernard Arnault has been in talks with Jacobs, currently designer for two eponymous lines as well as Louis Vuitton, about filling the top spot at Christian Dior. Marc Jacobs has been working for LVMH for 14 years.

Dior has been without a creative director since LVMH fired designer John Galliano in March after a video surfaced of him making anti-Semitic comments at a Parisian bar.

The question of who will take the top job at Dior has remained since Galliano was gone. Meetings between Dior representatives from LVMH, the luxury conglomerate that owns the Christian Dior label as well as Louis Vuitton, Marc Jacobs and a host of other top brands, and Jacobs’ legal representatives are set to take place this week in Paris.

In turn if Marc Jacobs becomes the new Dior creative director, he could be replaced by Phoebe Philo, the creative head at Celine, another component of the French luxury conglomerate.

But it also had contestants as unlikely as Alexander Wang, Christian Lacriox and Keren Craig of Marchesa thrown into the mix, not to mention the much more likely Riccardo Tisci.

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Valentino designs For GAP

November 25, 2010

Fashion Emperor Valentino for GAP ? That’s correct. The collaboration between Valentino and GAP is a fact. The collection launches Saturday morning in London’s flagship store and at Dover Street Market.

It’s not a precedent to happen (remember Lanvin and H&M) that a lower-quality, mass produced take on designer items bringing them to a wider consumer base. Yet Valentino’s collection feels a little different. We’ve not seen the dumbed-down versions of Valentino’s sweeping evening gowns that we might have expected.

Ruffle, meet khaki. Think parkas, boleros and cargo trousers with extra frills, or even – as in the case of a rather darling skirt – a Valentino signature bow.

Rather it’s a fresh approach of using staple GAP elements like heavyweight cotton in kahki and army green, cargo pants, parkas and cotton basics – but reinterpreted with Valentino’s signature ruffles.

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Lanvin Will Design H&M Autumn (Fall) 2010 Collection

September 8, 2010

H&M announced that its next designer collaboration will be with one of the most influential brands nowadays Lanvin.Lanvin will be the next high-fashion house to become a partner of fast-fashion retailer H&M and will design H&M’s autumn (fall) 2010 collection. The fashion collection is designed by Lanvin’s artistic director Alber Elbaz, and menswear designer Lucas Ossendrijver,and will go on sale on November 23 in around 200 H&M stores worldwide. The collection of both womens’ wear and menswear will be revealed to the world on November 2, just three weeks before the clothes hit the store, making the launch of Lanvin for H&M among the most anticipated fashion events of the year.

H&M has made a habit, a fairly successful one, of joining with top fashion names for limited-edition, buzzed-about collection. Previous partners included Karl Lagerfeld and Stella McCartney.

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Alexander McQueen’s Death Shocked the Fashion World

February 12, 2010

Alexander McQueen - one of the modern genius of the fashion world was found dead early in the morning on 11 February 2010 at his London home. The great designer committed a suicide, he hanged himself nine days after the death of his adored mother Joyce. Insiders say that McQueen was devastated after his mother’s death. McQueen’s death came just days before the start of London fashion week and less than three weeks before the great designer was about to present his latest collection at the Paris fashion week.

Alexander McQueen was born in 1969, the youngest of six children, to an East End taxi driver, and left school at 16, describing himself as the “pink sheep” of the family – an outsider, though much loved. He took an apprenticeship at Savile Row tailors Anderson and Sheppard and later at Gieves & Hawkes, where, he later admitted, he once chalked “I am a cunt” inside the lining of a suit destined for the Prince of Wales.

By 20 he was working for the designer Koji Tatsuno, later moving to Milan where he became Romeo Gigli’s design assistant, before enrolling at Central St Martins.

Even then, his tutors marked him out as an extraordinary talent, and his entire graduate collection in 1994 was bought by the influential stylist Isabella Blow, who became a close friend and mentor. McQueen was said to be devastated when she killed herself in 2007.

His early shows were shocking, but hugely influential – one, entitled Highland Rape, included sharply tailored tartan silhouettes and his now notorious “bumster” trousers, cut so low they revealed the crack of the buttocks.

In 1996 McQueen was appointed chief designer at Givenchy in Paris, provoking controversy among the French fashion establishment. The stint ended abruptly in 2001 after he sold 51% of his own name label, which he had continued to show in London, to Givenchy’s rivals at Gucci Group.

The designer, who was gay and described himself as “naturally monogamous”, had a non-legally binding marriage ceremony to George Forsyth, a documentary filmmaker, in 2000, but the relationship ended shortly afterwords.

By the end of 2007, Alexander McQueen had boutiques in London, New York, Los Angeles, Milan, and Las Vegas. He dressed celebrities such as Nicole Kidman, Penélope Cruz, Sarah Jessica Parker, Kate Moss and Rihanna frequently wear Alexander McQueen clothing out to events. Lady Gaga often incorporates Alexander McQueen pieces in her music videos.

Alexander Mcqueen has won the British Fashion Designer of the Year award four times.

The fashion world has lost one of its genius.

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Rodarte ready to wear fall 2009

July 15, 2009

Behind Rodarte label stand sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy. They came from Pasadena, California, to New York in 2005 with just two suitcases. A week after arriving, they presented their collection named Rodarte after their mother’s maiden name. The Mulleavys’ attention over every detail of their fashion works makes them become famous. Rodarte label being a young one has already scored the Mulleavys the 2008 CFDA Swarovski Emerging Womenswear Designer award, the 2008 Swiss Textiles Award, and quite an industry following, including Old Guard lions like Karl Lagerfeld and Christian Louboutin.

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