Showing posts with label Chanel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chanel. Show all posts
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Wednesday, November 30, 2011
VagaBond NYC + Toto Cullen for DMAg
We worked recently with uber talented photographer Toto Cullen and so we would like to share some of the results of the creative process with you. Gwen, the model is resplendent in pieces from the VagaBondnyc archive.
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| Gwen wears Jean Paul Gaultier |
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| Gwen wears George Boreham |
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| Gwen wears Chanel |
Monday, November 28, 2011
Oh Poor Atlas, the World's a Beast of a Burden
If ever there was an artist who so utilized her wardrobe so as to enhance (and not take away from, here's looking at you Germanotta) a performance it would have to be Florence Welch, often found accompanied by her 'Machine'.
Having just launched Ceremonials (on repeat here at VagaBond HQ!), the eagerly anticipated follow up to Lungs, Florence is about to embark upon a European tour. Something tells me that, unlike her contemporaries, she will stick to what works for her - beautiful flowing fabrics, delicate patterns and carefully selected vintage pieces - as opposed to violently revamping her image in accordance with a new album.
Everyone and their mother is award of her performance for Chanel in Paris at the S/S '12 show. When you're hand picked by M. Lagerfeld himself, what more reassurance do you need that your style is truly unequivocal? Added to this, she frequents our pop up store at Bond 07 and has selected some of our pieces for her own wardrobe. She's a true blue VagaBond girl...
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Behind the Scenes shoot for D Magazine
Vagabond NYC delves into their collection, mixing together a study in masculine tailoring, punched up with riotous prints and technicolor brights.
80s Gianni Versace pique jacket and ladybug print bermudas
Vintage crepe hooded pullover, fit for a 40s film star; Chanel boucle wool trouser
Kristen Arnett, founder of Green Beauty Team, worked her magic on Grace, mixing intense pigments in hues of emerald and magenta.
80s Karl Lagerfeld top and skirt, Chanel chain belt
Grace Bol -- a Sudanese-by-way-of-Kansas City model who is represented by Major -- brought her experience and delightful demeanor to set. Her extraordinary beauty shines through even in these candid photos, and her self possessed confidence in front of the camera infused the pictures with a serene power. Appearing recently in the Thierry Mugler resort show, we believe Grace's trajectory shall continue to rise and wish her all the best!
Stephen Hawkes vest and trouser
Monday, February 28, 2011
Oscars Best Dressed
Three of the 83rd Annual Academy Awards best dressed actresses may have dynamic persona's, but last night they let the flawless execution of their dresses take center stage. All three made the case for pure design stronger than ever.
Cate Blanchett in Givenchy Haute Couture
Michelle Williams in Chanel Haute Couture
Florence Welch in Valentino Haute Couture
Cate Blanchett in Givenchy Haute Couture
Michelle Williams in Chanel Haute Couture
Florence Welch in Valentino Haute Couture
Friday, June 25, 2010
Smart Buy: 80's Chanel Jacket
This week's Smart Buy, this uber-chic navy Chanel jacket, comes from one of Karl Lagerfeld's early collections for Chanel at the beginning of the 80's & its timelessness only goes to show you that good design never goes out of style. We love its 60's Mod-inspired shape & its curved pajama style side slits and think we'd have a hard time taking this piece off if it were in our own wardrobes.
80's Navy Chanel Jacket-$398
Monday, April 12, 2010
Investigative Report #2 : You Copy-Cat, You!
Our latest Investigative Report had us floored! Usually Chanel accessories are dead-on and most often incredibly inventive, however this mixed bag patchwork tote(above) from Chanel's Fall 2010 collection is a dead-ringer for Louis Vuitton's more colorful and audacious number from several seasons back(below). We moved on from the cult of Kaiser Karl quite a while ago as we think Chanel needs some fine retuning & this obvious "borrowing" of an idea puts the house to further shame. Ah, what can we say besides long live Alber Elbaz at Lanvin!
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