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    New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2010: Brian Reyes

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    Alex Gambardella on Sep 23, 2009 8:20 AM PDT
    When designer Brian Reyes noted backstage that his Spring/Summer 2010 collection contained "all the things he loves," he wasn't exaggerating. Even though his runway seemed to boast everything but the kitchen sink -- from sheer lingerie to multicolored high-waisted shorts to metallic off-the-shoulder dresses to ink blots(?!) -- he still managed to maintain a sophisticated sense of balance. Floaty ruffled blouses were reined in with cinched belts, and bustier dresses got a dose of high-wattage color to keep things young and fun, not vampy. As for the silk rorschach test body suit? That's the result of a creative thought process that perhaps only Reyes' #1 fan Rachel Bilson would fully understand. Flip through the slideshow to see some of the show-stopping ensembles!


    Trends: tiered corset minis, sheer slip dresses, rorschach ink blot patterns, silk ruffled blouses, high-waisted shorts
    Celeb Sightings: Rachel Bilson, Becki Newton
    Photo Credit: Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week

    Letterpress Stationary: The Hottest Trend for the Stylishly ...

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    meg donohue on Mar 9, 2008 1:16 PM PDT
    The look of letterpress stationery is somehow simultaneously modern and vintage, elegant yet quirky, traditional with an undeniable edge. Letterpress printers press text, designs, and ink into paper, giving contemporary stationery an old-fashioned look that brides-to-be have been falling veil-over-heels for lately.

    The good news is you don't have to be an almost-Mrs. to send out chic letterpress notes. Stationers like Hello Lucky, Pancake and Franks, and Dauphine Press are making thank you notes and even blank cards in the hip, everything-old-is-new-again style. Check out our slide show for some letterpress cards that might convince you to give email a rest (for a minute or two)!

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