Футболистът Дейвид Бекъм добави и модния дизайн към вече впечатляващата си автобиография.
Футболистът, който се изявява и като модел, сътрудничи с марката Джеймс Бонд по колекцията мъжка мода есен-зима за марката Adidas Originals by Originals. Сътрудничеството станало факт след като служител на Адидас, който бил информиран за взаимното възхищение между Бекъм и модната марка, предложил те да работят по колекцията заедно. Футболистът е чест посетител на бутика на Бонд в Лос Анджелис. Дрехите, които те създали, осъвременяват класическото американско спортно облекло с модни кройки и детайли, използвайки кожа, кашмир и коприна.
Петък, 2009, Май 1
Петък, 2009, Април 3
Kate Moss has helped launch the first US branch of British high street chain Topshop
The supermodel – who designs her own range of clothes for the franchise - joined the chain’s owner Sir Philip Green as the New York store was unveiled to the waiting crowd yesterday (02.04.09).
Kate looked stunning in a $250 floor-length green gown and fitted leather jacket from her new collection.
Despite the global economic downturn, Green is confident the US store - in New York’s SoHo district - can be as successful as it in Britain.
He said: "Where are the people walking around nude? People are still wearing clothes. They want to be inspired. They still want to shop. Get real."
The reasonably-priced New York branch will sell jeans for $40, T-shirts for $20 and $24 micro-shorts.
The launch was attended by host of celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Hudson and Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
Topshop’s arrival in New York – which was delayed by six months – has been built up around the city and cost up to $24 million.
The four-storey shop has 200 staff, 32 changing rooms and a DJ booth suspended from the ceiling.
If successful, Green anticipates opening up to 15 US stores, including ones on Miami, Las Vegas, Boston and Los Angeles.
Kate looked stunning in a $250 floor-length green gown and fitted leather jacket from her new collection.
Despite the global economic downturn, Green is confident the US store - in New York’s SoHo district - can be as successful as it in Britain.
He said: "Where are the people walking around nude? People are still wearing clothes. They want to be inspired. They still want to shop. Get real."
The reasonably-priced New York branch will sell jeans for $40, T-shirts for $20 and $24 micro-shorts.
The launch was attended by host of celebrities including Jennifer Lopez, Jennifer Hudson and Vogue editor Anna Wintour.
Topshop’s arrival in New York – which was delayed by six months – has been built up around the city and cost up to $24 million.
The four-storey shop has 200 staff, 32 changing rooms and a DJ booth suspended from the ceiling.
If successful, Green anticipates opening up to 15 US stores, including ones on Miami, Las Vegas, Boston and Los Angeles.
Събота, 2009, Март 28
Jason Wu didn’t know Michelle Obama was planning to pick one of his creations for her Inauguration Day ball gown
The 26-year-old designer - who created the iconic white, one-shouldered gown Michelle wore to celebrate her husband Barack Obama becoming US President – only found out when he saw the ceremony on TV.
Jason said: "I was approached about designing clothes for her so I set to work and then delivered them to the offices myself. But I had no idea she was going to wear any of them. She looked fantastic and I love how it got people talking about fashion - without conversation we don't have fashion."
In March, Michelle appeared on the front cover of US Vogue wearing a magenta silk dress also designed by Jason, but he admits he is yet to be introduced to her.
He told Vogue.com: "I'd love to meet her - but it hasn't happened yet. She's an incredible woman and it is amazing that she's the first First Lady to have supported new designers the way she does.”
Having gained a wealth of publicity for the inauguration gown, Jason says he is determined not to become a one hit wonder.
He explained: "I want to design clothes that real, sophisticated, confident women can wear now, but that will still be beautiful in years to come. Everything these days is so disposable - not just fashion, everything - I want my designs to last.”
Jason said: "I was approached about designing clothes for her so I set to work and then delivered them to the offices myself. But I had no idea she was going to wear any of them. She looked fantastic and I love how it got people talking about fashion - without conversation we don't have fashion."
In March, Michelle appeared on the front cover of US Vogue wearing a magenta silk dress also designed by Jason, but he admits he is yet to be introduced to her.
He told Vogue.com: "I'd love to meet her - but it hasn't happened yet. She's an incredible woman and it is amazing that she's the first First Lady to have supported new designers the way she does.”
Having gained a wealth of publicity for the inauguration gown, Jason says he is determined not to become a one hit wonder.
He explained: "I want to design clothes that real, sophisticated, confident women can wear now, but that will still be beautiful in years to come. Everything these days is so disposable - not just fashion, everything - I want my designs to last.”
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