This is save to say: Gareth Pugh started his career as a costume designer and is seen today in the fashion industry.
Must known fashion person #16: Gareth Pugh
Today we’ll introduce you to an English fashion designer, Gareth Pugh who is well known for his outstanding fashion designs. Pugh currently lives and works in Paris, France. Style.com describes Pugh as the “latest addition to a long tradition of fashion-as-performance-art that stretches back through Alexander McQueen and John Galliano.
I’m sure you’ve already seen some of his flamboyant designs on the news. If you’d like to learn more useful fashion terms or discover important fashion figures just click yourself through our fashion dictionary.
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Dazzled in-light catching rhinestone detailing, Giuseppe Zanotti’sstilettos are a perfect example of the label’s signature high-glamour style. Wear these amazing booties with a pair of black leather leggings and a long tunic on top of it.
The overall assemblage of Kenzo’s Spring/Summer 2012 presentation was of rich primary color, texture, and blocked prints. What do you think – NO or GO?
Britney Salley, is originally from South Carolina and we met her in Manhattan. Her outfit grabbed our attention instantly due to the combinition of her sporty Nike sneakers with the fur vest and matching accessories – the earring, the wool hat and the sunglasses. Nice streetstyle Britney, you def. have a sporty state of mind. Congrats!
The Christian Diorhaute couture S/S 2012 collection designed by Bill Gaytten, John Galliano’s right hand for his entire career, had the idea to expose, like an X-ray or blueprint, the craftsmanship of the Dior ateliers.
Showing full-skirted dresses of delicately embroidered silk organdy, a lot of black and beige and a few pieces of purple and red designs, Gaytten didn’t add something new or made constructions that looked hard and aging.
John Richmond shows a chic solution to between-seasons style with this quilted down jacket. Layer it with some bright knitwear and sneakers to get a sporty, cool weekend look.
No wardrobe is complete without a pair of black stretch-jersey leggings, like this pair shown in the picture. Dress them up with a long, oversized knit and an on-trend blazer jacket.
In an agelessly elegant cut, Catherine Malandrino’s coat is a chic way to introduce a ladylike touch of texture into your city wardrobe. Pair it with a leggings or slim fitted pants underneath and add a colorful handbag like the Marc Jacobs’ tote for an unforgettable appearance.
The well known cloche hat was invented by the Parisian milliner and French fashion designer Caroline Reboux (1837-1927) in 1908. Due to the fitted, bell-shaped form of her invention, she named her hat – “cloche” hat, a French translation of the English word “bell”. The hat even shaped hairstyles and became especially popular during the 1920s, and continued to be commonly seen until about 1933.
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