Corset News Archive - 02-Feb-2008
Why, when fashion designer Hussein Chalayan feels like making one out of amber wood and metal, as he did for his Fall/Winter 1995-96 collection, that's when. And why is this relevant now?...
New York Fashion Week opens today, and a lot of attention will be on what's new ? an unprecedented emphasis on green ? and a...
Janie Lawrence shapes up to smartlipo, an alternative to liposuction that claims to be safer and less invasive.
For Anne Frank, the majestic chestnut tree she gazed on from the attic window was a source of comfort as she hid from the Nazis. For today's visitors to the elegant Amsterdam terrace house, it cuts a rather more forlorn figure.
As accessories go it's certainly eye-catching. But Victoria Beckham's latest fashion faux-pas appears to have a more practical application as the Spice Girl took to the stage with a mystery bandage, prompting speculation that it may be covering yet another tattoo. Posh appeared onstage in her silver sequinned corset and leggings costume at the Spice Girls concert in Boston with a heavily ...
Challenged to make art out of underwear, Paul Palcko had to ponder. "The hardest part was figuring out how to work on it, because, essentially, it's sculpture," said the editorial illustrator, 32, who chose oil paint and stuffed the corset with a blanket.
Last spring, Mika, the Lebanese born pop-star-in-the-making, introduced himself with a song named after a Philadelphia born princess. In "Grace Kelly," the first single off his debut album Life In Cartoon Motion, he repeatedly asked a question to which he could not conceive of a logical answer: "Why don't you like me?"
Last spring Mika, the Lebanese-born pop-star-in-the-making, introduced himself with a song named after a Philadelphia-born princess. In "Grace Kelly," the first single from his debut album Life in Cartoon Motion, he asked a question to which he could not imagine a logical answer: "Why don't you like me?"
Hollywood's stylish stars got right back to their red carpet routines Sunday night, even if they'd been a bit out of practice. Glamorous gowns - especially strapless and metallic ones - dominated the fashion show that preceded the Screen Actors Guild Awards.
For the last few years, Kate Burton has been bouncing among stage, TV and film work. Now New York audiences will have multiple chances to see the belting side of her.
