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Fashion Week Day 4 recap: Spring 2012, the future looks bright

Perrin Drumm — Tue, 13 Sep 2011 17:36:04 +0000

See what we have to say about what Preen, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Derek Lam sent down the runway. Go backstage at Rebecca Minkoff, where the hair was the mane (couldn't help myself) attraction. Not sure how to rock the 70s look? We break down easy 70s style, courtesy of a monochromatic silk suit by Rachel Zoe that will make you say "I die."

Skeletor in New York

Bradford Shellhammer — Tue, 05 Apr 2011 21:41:54 +0000

The charity art show I am curating, Skeletor Saves, is this Thursday in NYC from 6-10. What started off as a crazy little idea has ballooned into an event of monstrous size! We could not be more thrilled. We took an 80s cartoon icon, He-Man, and built a star-studded celebrity art show around him and his Masters of the Universe. Some heavy hitters are involved. Designer Marc Jacobs has sketched some characters for the show. Helmut Lang's submission is modern and the opposite of He-Man's over-the-top imagery. Porn stars Francois Sagat and Buck Angel turned artists for the event. Add other notable gays to the mix-Casey Spooner, Joey Arias, Raja from RuPaul's Drag Race- and you have a show that NY Magazine calls "Brilliant/Highbrow."

Take a bow, or not

Bradford Shellhammer — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 17:00:23 +0000

As Fashion Week winds down here in the Big Apple and the dust settles many a gay are left talking about what's happening in fashion. Yes, we gays discuss fashion. I know, shocking. The press is picking up on a new trend that even I, one of the biggest gays in this oh-so gay town, could not possibly pull off. Bows. Yes, those bows. The ones on Minnie Mouse's head and your Prom date's satin pink dress. Those bows.

Bloggers as fashion muses

Bradford Shellhammer — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 18:40:10 +0000

The Wall Street Journal, a paper not necessarily known for its fashion coverage, had an interesting article recently about the influence bloggers now have over big name fashion designers. Where in recent years political bloggers have received more and more credit and credibility for their writings, and audience numbers, style bloggers not so much. Until now.