Showing posts with label glamorama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glamorama. Show all posts

Fall Back Forward! III. - Girls
Glamorama 2007

On to the main event...

On the runway at Glamorama 2007 were looks from Marc Jacobs, Just Cavalli, Donna Karan, Temperley London, Calvin Klein and Alberta Ferretti. The shapes, the accessories, AND the colors were impeccable. I can't wait to get the knock offs at Forever 21.

I think I was so impressed with these looks due to the late 80's/early 90's influence I saw in every collection. Those were the weirdest most memorable years in my wardrobe's history.

Sometimes, I look in the mirror and I wonder why my outfit feels so familiar. Maybe it's because I already wore it in 1989. Man, I was one hip seven year old!

A few of my favs from the show:

The Shapes.
*Boxy * Cinched Waist * Straight * Bubble * Pleats*
*Ruffles * Mini * Midi * "Heart Shape"*

The Accessories.
* Thin Belts * Short Colored Gloves * Bonnets* Opaque Black Tights*
*Hats, Hats and more Hats! * Clutch Purses * Bows*

The Colors.
*Monochromatic * Black/Black * Black/Electric Blue*
*Purple * Mustard *Orange * Metallics*

Fall Back Forward! II. - Boys
Glamorama 2007

I know that MOST of The MidWasteland readers are women so if you aren't a man OR you just don't care about men's fashion, sit back and enjoy the eye candy. My pictures do these models no justice; they were so much hotter in person.

This fall, men's fashion is ALL about the accessories. Hmm, sounds familiar! We will see everything from hats (yep, they're still here) to red leather jackets a la Michael Jackson.

Here's a list of some things I liked from the show:

Davey Crockett hat * Red Leather


Bow Ties * Slim Black Ties




Black Frame/"Nerd" Glasses
* Suspenders



Fur *
Puffy Vest



Thick Cable Knit



Fall Back Forward! I.
Glamorama 2007

In Chicago, it's rare that we that we have noteworthy fashion events but last week I had the opportunity to attend Glamorama, one of the few in that category. Glamorama is Macy's fall fashion preview/charity event that is not only noteworthy but NYC worthy as well. This year's show had a Wild West meets haute couture theme suitably named, "The Good, The Bad and The Beautiful".

I wasn't sure what would be in store for me when I was invited to attend the mid day dress rehearsal but on arrival I was pleasantly surprised. Streaming pictures of cowgirls on the big screen, a countdown to the show and upbeat club jams let me know that I was in for something spectacular.