Have you ever eaten so much THC that you tripped? I donât recommend it! Youâll get so paranoid and out of it that you may think you were drugged. It may then take a while to realize that it was you... who drugged yourself. You may start to wonder why you did this to yourself, and then wonder why youâre wondering why,âŚ
Rodarte showed a spring collection that was eminently "wearable" â which I guess is fashionspeak for "there were no horror-film-inspired dresses that looked like they were bleeding this time around." And nothing made of tentacles of black leather, either. Nor any rag-bag collages. What front-row guests like Elle andâŚ
Rodarte, with its balance of high-concept artistry and plain-old covetability, has become a can't-miss show. And the Mulleavys' latest collection â an eclectic, sexy mix of structure, romance and contrast â was no exception.
For fall, Rodarte presented a collection inspired by women factory workers in Ciudad JuĂĄrez. JuĂĄrez is the world's most violent place, outside of active war zones. Hundreds â some say thousands â of women have been murdered in JuĂĄrez.
Yesterday, I had the pleasure of walking through the Cooper-Hewitt's just-opened Rodarte exhibit. It just about floored me to see that much hand-dyed silk tulle and felt-encrusted knitwear.
Amanda Fortini's profile of Kate and Laura Mulleavy â the Pasadena sisters behind Rodarte â examines the duo's relationship with middlebrow fashion bible Vogue. You know, the magazine that made them subsist on 1,300 calories a day for four months.
Tavi Gevinsonâthe Chicago area 13-year-old behind the fashion blog Style Rookieâcertainly has come a long way. In 18 months of blogging, Tavi has gone from writing raps about Rei Kawakubo to flying to Japan as her guest.
