Armageddon :: Future Meets Past featuring Prada
Strong futuristic trends are best when classy and expensive. A hint of the new power woman meets classic iconic figures of pop culture future and past make for a bold sexy statement. view fullscreen feature
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Wild at Heart featuring Prada
In this fall fashion feature, Erik Almas takes 1930s paintings, taxidermy animals, and the modern woman to create diorama-like images of fashion in the wild. The result is an amalgam of the fairy tale and the mythological muse. The images conjure narratives of the heroine who can talk to animals, live amongst the brown bears, and rule nature itself. view fullscreen feature
Geek Chic featuring Prada
Carmen Marc Valvo, a New York-raised designer, dipped his toe into nerd-chic in his Fall 2008 runway show when he sent 'BUtterfield 8' inspired dual-satin gowns down the runway with 'Revenge of the Nerds' glasses. And boy did we notice. The juxtaposition of Buddy Holly specs with his red carpet classic Hollywood design fused fashion classicism with the look of unorthodox intellectualism. more...
Close The Door featuring Prada
The Fifties conjures up images of June Cleaver, women declaring freedom by way of dishwasher, and postwar economic constraints affecting fashion by making it extraordinarily uniform through the burgeoning mass marketed ready-to-wear industry. At least that's what the Fifties look like in the photographs. Had an odd thing happened after the Liberation? Women were able to drive their own cars, and had the right to vote... but most of the fairer sex chose to 'wear clothes that bore nostalgic echoes of the Belle Epoque.' Women were granted choice and a lot of them chose Gone With The Wind. more...
Prada Trunk Bowler Bag [ZOO Daily] featuring Prada
You've probably never seen a bowler in Prada. For those who'd rather rock stilettos than a pair of bowling shoes, the studded Prada trunk bag is a way to hawk some bowler style sans the rental kicks.
With punk rock silver studs, a metal buckle front and double silver-plated handles, the Italian made bag is a bit more glamorous than the alley by which it's inspired. Available in white, or the season's staple grey, this leather bag has some serious hardware, including a silver lock to protect your valuables... as long as no one runs away with the bag, that is. more...
Fall 07 Accessories Preview featuring Prada
Sandra Wilson, Accessories Fashion Director from Neiman Marcus, gives us her personal forecast for Fall 2007. Sandra exudes a Texan expertise in luxury, in keeping with the Neiman Marcus lore. ZOOZOOM toured Sandra's temple of accessories, the coming season's latest in cuffs, color, and polished class. The guru of Gucci, Prada, Christian Dior, and all fashion luxury names in between, shares inside info on palette accents, jewelry trends, and what Neiman Marcus is doing in celebration of its 100th anniversary. more...
Ride featuring Prada
A quick glance at the ZOOZOOM web stats shows a truly global audience, stretching twelve thousand miles out from New York (and another twelve thousand back). So on your bike because it's verano, ete, sommer or zomer somewhere. And don't forget to send a post card to ZOOZOOM! more...
Entre Nous featuring Prada
White silk, yellow silk, pink silk, green silk, gray silk, chiffon and lace; between us there is nothing but the smoothest, softest, most sensuous fabric. Like a kiss. No, better, like being kisses all over! ...... more...
Getting High in a Black Tie featuring Prada
Have you ever watched a movie and lost the plot because you were distracted by the most 'must have' fantastic dress? 'Getting High in a Black Tie' is that movie, with one exception, it hasn't been made. But the fashion has.
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Photography by James Weber, Fashion Editor David Widjaja, Hair by Miki Mori, Makeup by Kimbra Kierulf, Model: Colleen
The following Designers are featured in this story:
Morgane Le Fay, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Junya Watanabe, Wolford, Issey Miyaake, Dries Van Noten, Cornella James, Giuseppe Zanotti, Stella McCartney, Valentino, La Crasia.