Photos of the runway show or presentation for Sportmax Spring 2011 RTW Shows in Milan.

tags:

• dress
• , self tie
• , knee length
• , a line
• , pockets
• , ready to wear
• , rtw
• , khaki
• , flap pockets
• , button up

Photos of the runway show or presentation for Sportmax Spring 2011 RTW Shows in Milan.

tags:

• loose
• , flare
• , neutrals
• , billowy
• , vents
• , dress
• , crewneck
• , butterflies
• , rtw
• , ready to wear

Photos of the runway show or presentation for Cacharel Spring 2010 RTW Shows in Paris.

tags:

• tan
• , cacharel
• , clothing
• , womens
• , neutrals
• , large print
• , banded sleeves
• , dress
• , rtw
• , ready to wear

Photos of the runway show or presentation for Cacharel Spring 2010 RTW Shows in Paris.

tags:

• loose
• , grey
• , neutrals
• , boatneck
• , grunge
• , monochromatic
• , designer
• , rtw
• , ready to wear
• , collection

Peter Philips, global creative director of Chanel Makeup, created a simple yet stunning spring 2010 beauty collection. Les Impressions De Chanel is a line of clean, classic neutrals that makes every woman feel pretty without piles of face paint. It's about enhancing, illuminating, and highlighting without tons of color — effortlessly chic and naturally beautiful. Here are five reasons why we love Chanel: 1. After seasons of crazy nail colors, it's refreshing to go back to the basics. 2. Natural is sexy. Sometimes the best kind of pretty is the one that doesn't make a splashy statement. 3. The powders are almost too pretty to touch. 4. Every season the house creates an item to covet. Remember how fast the Jade polish sold out this fall? 5. We're dying to see what Peter Philips has on tap for next season.

tags:

• cut
• , is
• , feel
• , read
• , 4
• , remember
• , how
• , 1
• , powders
• , tap

tags:

• ralph lauren
• , ivory
• , billowy
• , boatneck
• , little black dress
• , neutrals
• , paisley
• , white
• , fitted bodice
• , strapless

tags:

• spring summer 2009
• , pencil skirts
• , ad campaign
• , neutrals
• , ny mag
• , skirts
• , womens
• , clothing
• , beige
• , prada

tags:

• fall 2009
• , tse
• , jacket
• , new york magazine
• , crewneck
• , neutrals
• , ny mag
• , asymmetrical
• , womens
• , clothing

The Label: Started in 1856 by Thomas Burberry, the brand went from outfitting WWI officers (thanks to the invention of gabardine, a water-resistant material they patented) to Holly Golightly in 1961's Breakfast at Tiffany's. Burberry's signature pieces are the trench coat and the plaid (actually "check" if you're a Londoner). The Look: Clean lines, classic style, and traditional colors (offshoots of the red, black, beige, and white Burberry check). The clothes are striking in their simple beauty. The Designer: Christopher Bailey went from the Royal College of Art to spending a year at Donna Karan's studio in New York. Six years into designing the women's collection under Tom Ford at Gucci, he was hired to resuscitate Burberry. Since his arrival at the label, Burberry has earned a record $167 million in profits.

tags:

• long sleeves
• , horizontal stripes
• , neutrals
• , cream
• , brown
• , grey
• , ny mag
• , gray
• , cuffed sleeves
• , burberry prorsum

tags:

• resort 2009
• , designer
• , fashion
• , yves saint laurent
• , stefano pilati
• , ysl
• , loose
• , neutrals
• , khaki
• , funnel collar

tags:

• fall 2008
• , armani
• , couture
• , armani prive
• , ny mag
• , neutrals
• , dresses
• , light pink
• , coats
• , designer

tags:

• fall 2008
• , fashion
• , designer
• , chloe
• , paulo melim andersson
• , ready to wear
• , paris
• , crew neck
• , off-white
• , new york magazine