Showing posts with label Rachel Roy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rachel Roy. Show all posts

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Rachel Roy Steps Out as a Show Designer

Famous designer Rachel Roy is set to release her first shoe line this August. The designer, who worked with Manolo Blahnik last fashion week, has styled her collection with Blahnik in mind. The line is said to be fun and colorful, with a mixture of fabrics, such as wool and suede that include neon colors and animal prints. The designer calls her collection "classic with a twist" and "sexy and strong."

Roy wanted to make this collection at an affordable price. Flats will start at about $195, heels will range from $225 to $325, and boots will be about $500. The designer said that shoes are one of the categories she's wanted to do, but she wanted to wait until she felt she could really do it right. We will all be anxiously waiting for the next couple of months to pass, until the collection is released! 

Text Caitlin Beck
Image Dr Jays

Thursday, October 21, 2010

The Perfect Leather Shorts

Years ago, the term “city shorts” was coined when the fashion world introduced the idea that shorts don’t have to be retired once the weather starts cooling down. Ever since then, designers have been finding ways to reinvent what has now become a wardrobe staple. City shorts are looser, longer, and are meant to be paired with a pair of tights rather than simple bare legs. They are much more versatile than their super short summery relatives. As leather began making appearances in unexpected places like skirts and tops this season, it was bound to cross paths with the city short eventually. Once it did, it began popping up on more than just a few high-end designer runways. Since its debut, the leather trouser short has become one of the most coveted must-have items of the season. Whether your desired look is feminine, masculine, sexy, or sweet, leather shorts are versatile enough to cater to nearly everyone’s taste. Pairing them with black tights, booties, and a silk blouse is classic enough for the office yet sexy enough for a night on the town. Wearing them with high socks and a floral top will add the necessary punch to an otherwise overly feminine ensemble. It seems as though you simply can’t go wrong, and that if you haven’t already purchased a pair, you better get on it! However, the problem comes once you’ve made the decision to purchase the perfect pair. The best styles are by far the most expensive, and the discount store versions look way too cheap and  don’t sit right on the body. Buyers on a budget have spent months and months searching without success for an affordable pair that achieve the right look … until now. The second I stumbled upon Rachel Roy’s crinkled faux leather lady shorts ($99, www.rachelroy.com); I knew I had to have them. They are the only pair I’ve found thus far that is under $100 and still look just like the ones selling for thousands. They are high waisted, loose in the leg, and made with a light, crinkled faux leather that is still very high quality. I commend Rachel Roy for allowing girls with a realistic price range to obtain such a necessary item that’s just as good, if not better than, its competitors. Savvy shoppers, rejoice, because Rachel Roy’s leather shorts are within your reach! Go out and grab them now, though, before the word spreads and it’s no longer a well-kept secret. Trust me, they will sell out… they’re that good.

Text Ali Antonucci

Friday, August 13, 2010

STAMpede

Though supermodel Jessica Stam has a face that could certainly launch a thousand ships, she will soon prove that her beauty is not the only weapon in her arsenal. The Canadian stunner who inspired the creation of The Marc Jacobs Stam bag and has walked countless runways, has collaborated with friend and designer Rachel Roy on a capsule collection that will debut during this September’s New York Fashion Week and will be available for purchase in October. The collection, which is part of Roy’s modestly priced line for Macy’s, will include a pair of jeans, a cardigan, and a handbag designed by Stam. Behind the scenes footage of the collaboration will be also be available on Twitter and Facebook, which promises to allow those of us not attending the show a sneak peek; and if Stam’s enviable personal style is any indication, her foray into design should not be missed.

Text Jessica Best
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