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The Golden Age of Moose Knuckle: A '70s Fashion Roundup
If there were ever a decade for ultimate douchebag fashion, it would have to be the '70s in all its coiffed, mustachioed, crotch-hugging polyester glory. Presenting the best of the worst in shagadelic trends . .
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Flashback: '70s TV Show Predicts Future Fashion Trends
Tomorrow Today was a UK television program of the '70s that claimed to predict trends and lifestyle habits of the future. And where did the experts foresee fashion going? They had a space-age getup in mind, complete with metallic miniskirts and "specially adapted cosmetics belts" to free us ladies of our bulky purses.
Fab Read: . . . Isms: Understanding Fashion
I'm always one to dig a little deeper when it comes to understanding where certain styles and fashions originate. If you're curious like me, check out the upcoming . .
Nice and New: Barbara Hulanicki Flock For Graham & Brown
Legendary fashion designer Barbara Hulanicki, who founded the iconic London boutique Biba in the '60s, is taking her signature art-nouveau style to the walls. She has created Graham & Brown's Flocked Collection, including five exclusive flocked wallpaper designs — Skulls, Ophelia, Shoes, Baroque, and Antoinette. Flocked wallpaper has a history over three centuries long.
Which Fashion Mommy Is Most Fab?
I don't live in London, but thanks to the paparazzi, I know that Elle MacPherson, Stella McCartney, and Claudia Schiffer drop their kids off at the same school almost every morning. Day in and day out, these three fashionable mommies put their best boot forward. Elle always look boho with fur; Stella struts tough in leather and great outerwear; and Claudia exudes '70s chic in light hues and flared jeans.
Come Fab Finding With Me: '70s Kozy
I just heard about a new bar in SF that is right up my '70s-loving alley: Kozy Kar Bar. Apparently, there's waterbeds, hard drinks, shag carpet, and Playboy pinups all around. Sounds like a cheesy good time, no?
Paris Fashion Week, Spring 2010: Louis Vuitton
There is always a lot of excitement surrounding Louis Vuitton shows and there were plenty of famous faces in the front row yesterday as Paris Fashion Week continued. Marc Jacobs had a lot of fun with this collection as giant afro wigs (made of five separate wigs sewn together) dominated the looks. They were teamed with fun oversized bags and clogs, moccasins and loafers.
To Tone or Not to Tone?
There's something about toner that seems a little old-fashioned. It's not that I haven't used one — I spent most of high school dousing myself in witch hazel — it's just that between cleansers, exfoliants, masks, and the army of high-tech new potions that claim to do anything and everything you can imagine, toner seems really simple, almost quaint. But appearances can be deceiving, and even though Sea Breeze ($5) and its ilk may be the same as they were in the '70s, there are some new toners out there with futuristic formulations that fight aging, acne, and even redness.
Backstage Pass To LFW Spring 2010: Ziad Ghanem
During Fashion Week and especially in London, you see a lot of things. Some of the beauty looks are edgy and have that certain British je ne sais quoi, whilst other shows exhibit a and polished and safer style of hair and makeup that you might expect to see from the high fashion catwalks. However, at Vauxhall Fashion Scout, a location for up and coming designers on the cusp of hitting the big time BFC tents — anything goes!
Mandy Moore Wants You to Energize Your Ladyparts
Douches and Red Bull often go together, but not like this. Mandy Moore totally nails the '70s lady-commercial voice and the fashions in this parody ad for Red Bull Douche, "the world's first feminine hygiene product with Red Bull." Admittedly, I've sometimes wished I could mainline energy drinks — just not down there.
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