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That special time of the year is quickly fast approaching. No, we’re not talking about Valentine’s Day – we’re actually talking about Fashion Week(s). We have the top five essentials that you should be sure to pack before you fly out. Read More…
It sure is chilly outside with snow finally falling and strong winds blowing, but that doesn’t mean you can’t think of warm spring weather. Here are a few ways that you can spruce up your winter wardrobe and be ready for when the flowers begin to bloom. Read More…
What first began as a personalized gift to family members quickly became a fast-growing business for sisters Lisa Sisco and Carolyn Berluti. Worn solo or stacked, Sisco Berluti has easily garnered a following, with features in Glamour, InStyle, Teen Vogue, and more. In addition to their versatility, the affordable price point (from $40 to 88 on average for single bracelets) and variety of beads and colours the arm candy consists of are what make the brand so attractive and why we love them so.
Sisco Berluti is available for purchase online.
With a modern meets nostalgic aesthetic, Lark & Hazel is the creation of Canadians Sarah Kelpin and Nazmul Bhuiyan. Exploring the feminine silhouette in their inaugural collection with ruffles, gathers, and a rich colour palette for Fall 2011, the line finds a seasonal complement in their Spring 2012 collection. Where some brands find difficulty in asserting their voice in sophomore collections, Lark & Hazel has no such problem; their latest wares echo the feminine stylings they started with, showcasing a lighter colour palette, girly lace and retrofit dresses. And having closed 2011 with features in both Papercut Magazine and LOULOU Magazine, the line is one to watch in 2012. The brand is currently available for sale online at LarkandHazel.com.
With over 50,000 garments in the permanent collection, the Museum at FIT looked to its more contemporary and modern holdings for its latest exhibition. The “Fashion, A-Z Higlights From the Collection of the Museum at FIT” veers away from the traditional chronological ordering, and opts for a different approach–alphabetical categorization of the fifty designers selected. This exhibit is the first in a two-part series and runs from now until May 8, 2012.
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So we're rocking to Queen. Feel like this is the sort of thing @AskMrMickey would be proud of. Yes. but only vividly bright red. RT @bridgetland: @Bergdorfs i agree. Sort of want to add red into that list too.| ABOUT US CONTACT US ADVERTISING OPPORTUNITIES ARCHIVES TERMS OF USE PRIVACY POLICY © 2012 FRONT ROW MAGAZINE - ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
