Shots of the J.Crew Collection & Bridal Store
and a glance at its fascinating next door neighbor,
designer furrier Dennis Basso,
whose warm-weather styles
aren't necessarily worked in fur
Be afraid. Be very afraid. Why?
Because J.Crew collaborations can sometimes
be first observed in the windows of its near neighbors.
Example:
Collection store at Madison and 79th,
right next door is St James,
a few doors up is Barbour.
Feathers, anyone?
Ah, there's the striped skirt and styled much better than the pics we've seen so far! :)
ReplyDeleteYes, I think the denim shirt is this year's gray t-shirt.
ReplyDeleteI know the sequin skirt got a bad rep, but I rather like it. Feathers?- no, thank you, too scary for me.
ReplyDeleteHi, Slastena! I must admit that that skirt looks a lot better with a solid top. I'd even like it for a very dressy occasion with a fitted silk or velvet top in one of the bright colors. Just one. I don't think a denim shirt would work at any kind of wedding except one on a beach, and there of course you wouldn't want to put sequins at risk of getting sand between the sides and stitches.
ReplyDeleteSometimes Denis Basso's clothes are amazing - opulent and original. If I had a starring role in one of those wonderful Sergei Eisenstein films, say Catherine the Great or King Jadwiga, I'd want Denis Basso to do my wardrobe. Just dreaming.