Miranda Kerr – Signature9 http://198.46.88.49 Lifestyle Intelligence Tue, 14 Dec 2010 18:45:31 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.3.4 2010 Fashion: The Year In Review http://198.46.88.49/style/fashion/2010-fashion-the-year-in-review http://198.46.88.49/style/fashion/2010-fashion-the-year-in-review#respond Tue, 14 Dec 2010 18:31:52 +0000 http://198.46.88.49/?p=17182 Style.com’s Year in Style mash-up of all that was seen and heard from the fashion world in 2010 is out, and it includes everything from personal style scene-stealers like Lady Gaga and Anna Dello Russo to digital fashion endeavors and movers and shakers like Terry Richardson and James Franco. The fashion Web site’s review is pretty complete, but we would like to put our two cents in on what was important this year in fashion. Here, we present our take on the year’s hits that Style.com left out or paid too little attention to (and a few fashion misses as well) in Signature9’s 2010 fashion wrap-up.

Alexander McQueen Moves Forward

Goodbye Mr. McQueen, hello Ms. Burton. Long live McQueen.

Style.com covered the passing of Alexander McQueen and the showing of the final collection he designed, but something that was equally important this year was the success of Sarah Burton’s first show as the new designer for the McQueen label. The passing of such a genius creative mind was indeed tragic, and the showing of McQueen’s last collection was a special moment, but Burton’s signal that the brand can honor McQueen’s legacy while moving forward was absolutely stellar.

John Galliano’s Dior Couture Wows

Dior haute couture was in full bloom this year when John Galliano showed his Spring 2011 collection of flower-inspired looks. The imagery and execution of the designs combined with the high, tulip-like hair of the models for a full package display of gorgeousness and perhaps our favorite moment in fashion of 2010.

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Does Victoria’s Secret Have More Male Shoppers Than We Think? http://198.46.88.49/style/fashion/does-victorias-secret-have-more-male-shoppers-than-we-think http://198.46.88.49/style/fashion/does-victorias-secret-have-more-male-shoppers-than-we-think#comments Fri, 04 Jun 2010 00:40:18 +0000 http://198.46.88.49/?p=12680

Most girls have probably found their guys thumbing through the Victoria’s Secret catalog checking out the models, but is this really a significant demographic for the lingerie brand?

Unless they have a cross dressing readership we’re not familiar with, GQ seems to think so. Timed to coordinate with Victoria’s Secret Angel Miranda Kerr’s cover, the men’s magazine is partnering with Victoria’s Secret to offer a contest with a grand prize $1000 shopping spree with the model.

The sweepstakes will surely be a welcome excursion for one lucky winner. In addition to claiming $1000 worth of underwear, the winner will get two $500 coach airfare vouchers for travel from the major commercial airport nearest the winner’s primary residence in the US to New York, and a standard hotel room (double occupancy).

Now for a single guy, hanging around a model, bras and panties is something like a high school dream come true. But if the winner takes a wife or girlfriend, we’re not sure how comfortable it will be to lingerie shop with one of the sexiest woman on the planet.

Seriously speaking, while guys might enjoy ogling their most famous employees, is this the most effective promotional pairing? Sure, women drive a lot of men’s fashion sales just by virtue of wanting to keep the guys in their lives in style, but beyond Valentine’s Day and holidays, it just doesn’t seem like men would be shopping for the women in their lives with the same frequency. And honestly, we’d prefer to keep it that way. Random guys hanging around in lingerie stores “browsing” the selection are more skeevy than sexy.

If none of that concerns you though, and you stopped reading after seeing “Victoria’s Secret model,” hustle over to GQ.com now. Entries are only accepted through June 14th. {GQ}

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