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Showing posts with label Isaac Mizrahi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Isaac Mizrahi. Show all posts

Saturday, December 6, 2008

Designers Plan Michelle Obama's Inauguration Dress

Most of the famous designers would love to be the one to design the dress for Michelle Obama to wear to the inauguration event. There have been plans in the works for Michelle to look over and choose her favorite. We have the drawings, which one would you choose?


Zac Posen


Peter Som


Oscar de la Renta


Monique Lhuiller


Marc Jacobs


Michael Kors


Karl Lagerfield


Isaac Mizrahi


Elie Tahari


Diane von Furstenburg


Diane von Furstenburg


Betsey Johnson


Christian Lacroix


Badgley Mischka


Chado Ralph Rucci


Carolina Herrera


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Saturday, February 16, 2008

Isaac Mizrahi to Leave Target

Isaac Mizrahi will no longer be designing his cheap and chic clothes for Target. The designer is the new creative director at Liz Claiborne, starting in the Spring of 2009.

Fashionistas who love his affordable line at Target should get their manicured hands on the goods while they still can!


Tuesday, November 27, 2007

Target Has Model-less Fashion Show

Isaac Mizrahi, Mossimo, and Liz Lange, the designers for Target, staged a fashion show in New York City's Grand Central Station. One major thing missing in this show was the models. Instead of models, the show contained faceless holograms in high definition, wearing the holiday collection.


Mizrahi's comments on the show stated, "''A show like this spreads the mission statement that fashion should be democratic. It allows someone to see the clothes and envision themselves in it. Models can be intimidating."

The Model-less Fashion Show featured men's, women's, bridal and maternity collections from Bowie by Keanan Duffty, Erin Fetherston, Isaac Mizrahi, Liz Lange and Mossimo as well as jewelry, handbags and shoes from Dominique Cohen and HOLLYWOULD.

This is the first time a hologram fashion show has taken place with no models. The model-less show was available for everyone to see for free.

According to Target's vice president, Trish Adams, the faceless holograms make the clothes the star of the show instead of iconic models.
Check out the video here