Fashionable
Footnotes, April 16-20, 2007:
This week's Fashionable Footnotes:
Thank you
to our guests this week, Jennifer Tung of InStyle Magazine (www.instyle.com)
and Iris Dankner from the Susan B. Komen Foundation and Chair of "Race
for the Cure" who shared her personal story with us. Log onto their
website at www.komennyc.org
to learn more about what the Susan B. Komen Foundation is doing for breast
cancer in your community.
Film Festival
This is your opportunity to catch what will probably be some fabulous
films. This is one of those "New York" happenings that you won't
want to miss. Check out the film "Unstrung" which follows the
lives of kids on the tennis circuit. Jim Courier (former tennis star)
is an executive producer.
www.tribecafilmfestival.com
Indie
Fashion
This site is a showcase for designers who are not yet "known."
It allows each designer to feature their collection or pieces they have
made in the context of their own "virtual" stores.
www.smashingdarling.com
The
Townhouse
A new shopping experience brought to you by CHARLOTTE MOSS.
Shopping for interiors and all the accoutrements has just gotten a little
more fun. This Townhouse is filled with many of the designer's favorite
things. Candles, linens and more.
20 East 63rd Street, New York
www.charlottemoss.com
Kate
Moss Collection
Check out the supermodel's new collection for the UK's TOPSHOP at Barney's
New York. The collection launches May 8. We love her fashion style not
her lifestyle!
www.barneys.com
The
Best of Vivre
One of our favorite catalogs is VIVRE (www.vivre.com).
For those traveling this spring, order some of the bright colored patent
leather luggage tags for the most fashionable travel possible. In hot
spring colors like canary yellow and ocean blue. $25 per tag.
www.vivre.com
Preppy
Cool
The
conservative store, Brooks Brothers, has hired super designer, Thom Browne,
to add some zip to their stripes. Previewed last week, The "Black
Fleece" collection is sure to grab the attention of a new generation.
www.brooksbrothers.com
Puma
Prize
The renowned company, PPR who owns everything from Gucci to Stella McCartney,
is in the process of buying PUMA for 5.3 billion Euros or $7.049! This
should keep the sportswear trend on the runways.
www.fashionwiredaily.com
