Wednesday, August 25th, 2010 | Celebs, Fashion, New York

Drew Barrymore in Richard Chai Fall 2010

By Faith

Drew Barrymore’s new film, Going the Distance, premieres next week and she has been out and about doing promotional work for it. She stopped by Late Night with David Letterman and chose a sequin long-sleeved top from Richard Chai and navy Camilla and Marc trousers.

The look is perfect for day to night wear. As we all know, sequins are now not just for nighttime rendezvous, but for the office (a fashionable one) as well as for weekend wear. The gray suede YSL Trib Toos make for a nice contrast. The ensemble’s palette is unexpected, yet works beautifully together.

Richard Chai’s site is coming soon, but you can see more looks from his Fall 2010 Collection below.

*Images courtesy of Getty and Imaxtree.

Friday, April 30th, 2010 | Haute Press, News, Paris

YSL: The city of Paris pays tribute to Legendary Fashion Icon

By Gaetane

The Algerian born designer’s couture contributions are exhibited at the Petit Palais in Paris.  Until Aug 29th celebrated creations such as the Crêpe Georgette dress, the Mondrian, Le Smoking and the Ensemble Saharienne are on visual display.  Like the designer, this exhibit is the first one of its kind, paying homage to the artwork of an over 40-year span by Yves St. Laurent himself.

Complete immersion into the world of Yves are depicted comprehensively.  His remarkable friendships with Catherine Deneuve and Loulou de la Falaise as well as links to socialite women from Bianca Jagger to Carla Bruni (whom have frequently been photographed in YSL), make it hard not to fall completely enamored with these magnificent pieces.

The incredible one of a kind designs have been maintained by the Fondation Pierre Bergé –Yves Saint Laurent which operates in the very space the designer utilized from 1974 until the fall of 2002 when YSL haute couture operations ceased.

For those of you YSL devotees who crave more of all things Yves the following video courtesy of Daily Motion shall satisfy your curiosity.

Tickets to the exhibit cost 12€ or $16 at the current exchange.  Whether or not a trip to Paris is in the stars for you the next few months, a glimpse of the fascinating collection can be obtained by visiting: http://www.yslretrospective.com/

Monday, January 18th, 2010 | Accessories, Celebs, Fashion, Haute Press, News

POSHGLAM's Best Dressed at the Golden Globes

By Samantha

I’m not sure what was more exciting about this year’s Golden Globes: watching the starlets prance down the red carpet, or learning of Joan River’s return to it. Either way, the 2010 Golden Globes brought an array of colorful gowns and no real misses. All in all, everyone looked fabulous but of course, we couldn’t help but pick favorites.

Two of our favorite “Friends” were there, and while dressed black, these ladies looked anything but basic. Courteney Cox looked like a true cougar in her Victoria Beckham dress and Jimmy Choo “Zena” sandals and “Tube” clutch. Jennifer Aniston looked jaw-dropping as she presented in a Valentino dress, Versace heels and Fred Leighton jewels.

Julia Roberts, a personal favorite and no stranger to the red carpet looked super chic in a vintage Yves Saint Laurent frock and a statement necklace from Van Cleef and Arpels. Olivia Wilde made her black look dazzle in a gown by Gucci, Jimmy Choo “Zena” sandals (same as Cox), jewels by Tiffany and Co., and a Judith Leiber clutch. We’re even more excited that Wilde is donating her dress to be auctioned off in a benefit for Haiti. Visit ArtistsforPeaceandJustice.com for more information.

Newcomer Lea Michelle looked like a real princess in an Oscar de la Renta number complimented with Chopard jewels, a Fendi bag and Christian Louboutin heels. Black has never been less boring.

White also made a big foray on the red carpet. Kate Hudson looked refined and classic in a Marchesa gown and Stephen Russell bracelet. Starlet Kristen Bell opted for a shorter number with her Jasmine di Milo dress, which she accessorized with a Judith Leiber clutch, Van Cleef and Arpels jewels and Christian Louboutin heels. Calista Flockhart, who I miss seeing on the carpet, channeled a vintage vibe in her Alberta Ferretti dress and Judith Leiber clutch. Jaime Pressly made her light shade metallic and stunned in a Kevan Hall dress and Lauren Merkin clutch.

There were quite a few starlet who dazzled in bold colors on the carpet. These are usually my favorite, and it is even better when the colors are on celebrities that you would not expect. Cameron Diaz defined bold in a stunning Alexander McQueen dress, Roger Vivier clutch, Ferragamo pumps and a vintage Van Cleef and Arpels rope bracelet. Big winner of the night, Sandra Bullock, looked like an iconic movie star in her Bottega Veneta gown and clutch with sky-high Casadei shoes. Fashionista Zoe Saldana chose a fab berry colored hue in her Louis Vuitton dress and Brian Atwood shoes.

Another big trend at the Golden Globes was golden dresses, which makes sense given the occasion. If only there was better weather, the gold would have really been able to shine in the January sunlight. Hollywood’s darling, Drew Barrymore, another winner, channeled old Hollywood glamour in an Atelier Versace gown coupled with Jimmy Choo “Zena” sandals, a Roger Vivier clutch and Lorraine Schwartz jewels. “House” hottie Jennifer Morrison looked graceful in a Luis Antonio dress, Judith Leiber clutch and Martin Katt baubles. Her red lips were the perfect compliment. Another winner of the night, Mo’Nique looked just as golden and beautiful as her statue. Nicole Kidman rocked the red carpet in a dress by Nina Ricci and Fred Leighton jewels. These ladies proved that gold is always in style, and really can look good on anyone.

Not far off from the above spectrum, there were quite a few pink and grey hued dresses that wowed on the red carpet. It may have been raining in Los Angeles, but these ladies are definitely ready for spring-time to roll around and showcased some trends that we are sure to be seeing more often. Emily Blunt looked feminine, fresh and fantastic in a Dolce and Gabbana dress, Jimmy Choo “Quinze” booties and a Ferragamo miniaudiere. One of our favorite celebrity moms looked stunning in an Atelier Versace dress, Judith Leiber clutch and Bulgari jewels giving us a newfound love for grey. Maggie Gyllenhaal spiced up the red carpet in a RM by Roland Mouret “Sirens” mermaid gown, Prada shoes and Bulgari jewelry.

No Golden Globes is complete without Miss Golden Globe. This year, the honor was given to Hollywood celebrity Alfre Woodard’s daughter Mavis Spencer. The two posed together for a picturesque look in berry shades. Woodard chose a purple gown with Jimmy Choo “Perfume” sandals, while her daughter opted for something peachier. Miss Golden Globe and her mother looked absolutely phenomenal, and closed the gap between Hollywood icons and starlets. The Golden Globes were definitely a fashion hit this year, despite the rain. Stay tuned for more red carpet coverage, after all, the Academy Awards are just around the corner.

Photos courtesy of Getty Images.


Sunday, May 3rd, 2009 | Daily Shrine, Fashion, Men, News, Style

Daily Shrine | YSL the brand and the Man…

By Kimberly

Yeah I said it, YSL “The Man”, I mean he made garments that are still impossible to replicate beyond emulation. Heck, he was head designer at the Couture House of Dior at 21 and even beat Karl Lagerfeld in the International Wool Secretariat competition. In 1983 he became the first living fashion designer to be honored by the Metropolitan Museum of Art with a solo exhibition. YSL was great at creating timeless style and making a woman feel like a lady.  He also started mainstreaming the idea of wearing silhouettes from the 1920s, ’30s and ’40s. He was the first, in 1966, to popularize ready-to-wear in an attempt to democratize fashion, with Rive Gauche and the boutique of the same name.  He was also the first designer to use black models in his catwalk shows….Kudos to YSL, This daily shrine goes to YSL the brand and the Man!