There's nothing like great lingerie to make a girl feel good, so why keep it hidden away? Underwear worn as outerwear has become a suprising emerging trend - from demure bras peeping from prim cardigans in the style of Chloe Sevigny, to sheer, sexy and exposed blouses and sequinned hotpants. For those of you who are feeling brave a la Rihanna, show some flesh with the sheer trend, or sport a lacy bra worn underneath a blazer for a smouldering night out. Taylor Momsen, Lindsay Lohan and Mischa Barton have all been spotted out and about flaunting their suspenders with pride - follow suit for a youthful, punky take on the trend.
If over-exposure is out of your comfort zone, follow the lead from the SS10 catwalks of Danielle Scutt, Giles and Dolce and Gabbana, with corset inspired bustiers and dresses, or for a completely subtle take on the lingerie trend, start with some lace up killer heels. Our favourite way to wear lingerie in daytime hours? The Stella lace detail slip - let it poke out from underneath a mannish blazer for a cheeky nod to sensual dressing. Spring has never been so sexy...
Los Angeles' Museum of Contemporary Arts drew quite the A-list crowd to its 30th anniversary gala this Saturday. Among the guests? Ciara, Chloe Sevigny, Rachel Zoe and John Legend. We give Jeremy Scott the most-daring-outfit award, but our favourite of the evening? Zoe Saldana's tulle-infused romance. And with a Lady Gaga performance, everyone, as usual, was in for a treat.
Chloe Sevigny made sure to get out and about this week. On Saturday, she attended the MOCA New 30th Anniversary Gala wearing a short-sleeved embellished-nude number, but the day before, she showed up to the Prada book launch looking a little nude in a different way.
Do you prefer the more demure look or the high-waisted skirt/exposed-bra combo?
Chloe Sevigny kept her Kimberly Ovitz dress simple for a Blackberry party while Eliza Dushku teamed hers with a statement necklace , opaque tights and one fingerless glove.
To check whether a designer is still buzz-worthy, all you need to do is check the client list. If it includes Chloe Sevigny, Anne Hathaway, Lisa Love and Marisa Tomei, then there's a pretty good chance the label is still relevant. That's why we're sure San Francisco nativeKaty Rodriguez will stay in the pages of Vogue for awhile.
As if it wasn't enough that Rodriguez co-founded the popular vintage shop Resurrection in 1996, she launched her own line in 2005 and was promptly selected for Gen Art's Fresh Faces. Now, you can find her intricate and unconventionally feminine pieces in stores like Browns, Opening Ceremony and Satine.
This week, Rodriguez talks Whole Foods rejuvenation, technical difficulties and keeping up the team spirit.
On Tuesday 11th August, a dead body was found on the roof above Opening Ceremony, the multifaceted fashion retail showroom and gallery space in downtown Manhattan, associated with Chloë Sevigny and Proenza Schouler.
Online news site, Gawker, received a tip off that an Opening Ceremony employee discovered the body during a cigarette break. NYPD confirmed that the body of a white male was indeed found at the Opening Ceremony's address.
Fashion leaderChloe Sevigny chose a black-leather Proenza Schouler jumpsuit for the launch party of of A Magazine, and she told the NY Observer: "I feel a bit like a super-slut superhero." OK then.
Proenza designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandezguest edited an issue of the Belgian mag and awarded Sevigny the cover, so perhaps it was only natural to have her push the style boundaries at the fete.
Hernandez thinks his "super-slut superhero" is just fine. "That's why she's Chloe Sevigny!" he said.
