Patricia Field Collaborations

A brief Bio from Wikipedia.org:
Patricia Field is a well known stylist and fashion designer from the United States. She is the owner of Patricia Field boutique, located at 302 Bowery in New York City.

Before beginning the first season of the Sex and the City television series on HBO, Sarah Jessica Parker asked to have Field design some of the clothes that her character, Carrie Bradshaw, would wear. During Field's tenure as costume designer on Sex and the City, the show became famous for the fashions showcased. For her work on Sex and the City, Field was nominated for 5 Emmy Awards, with one win, and nominated for 6 Costume Designers Guild Awards, with 4 wins.
She was the costume designer for the feature film The Devil Wears Prada, for which she was nominated for an Oscar.



Patricia Field for asos.com



I WANT the stylist shirt and the foil print puff sleeve dress.



this most likely only looks good on .02 percent of the population.


Wide Legs are back.



Red Carpet Collection by Patricia Field for Payless Shoes

Payless has joined hands with this brilliant stylist and for the holiday season of this year, they will release the Red Carpet Collection by Patricia Field exclusively at Payless stores. The Payless shoes are a uniquely designed platform heel with an ankle strap featuring an edgy mix of metallic and colored snake skin. The collection is intended to include handbags as well, with pricing expected at $45 and under.

Payless and Field have had a close working relationship for about a year and onehalf; Field has been styling Payless TV and print ads, as well as the seasonal lifestyle signage featured in the stores. Upon hearing the news of Field’s Oscar® nomination, Payless approached her with the design project and the opportunity.
Source: nitro:licious


Wearing her design on the red carpet for the 79th Annual Academy Awards
Payless sure has stepped up their game. I call dibs on these shoes, my friends. They are so ev.

AmsterDAMN (I can't beleive I missed it) Fashion Week

Who knew Amsterdam had a fashion week?

Papierdoll Fashion Magazine recently covered Amsterdam International Fashion Week which took place from July 21 - 30, 2007. Some of the fashion designers featured included Andrea Oitin, whose models came down the catwalk in socks (yes, socks!), and Ilja Visser whose collection consists of pieces that any fashion minimalist would find intriguing.
...I think it's important to help spread the word so that people will be exposed to non-mainstream designers.
Source: The Runway Scoop

Here are a few fabulous photos from DigitalFrog.NL:





LEW was one of my favorites.

I want to buy Brian that tie.



dream trench!

Check out the websites below for some more interesting designs. Definitely going to start saving up for next year.... seems like the perect vacation, no?

Official site for Amsterdam International Fashion Week.
Find more Runway pictures and Reviews at the Papierdoll Fashion Magazine Blog.
You can also check out some runway videos on YouTube.

Appreciate: Bottega Veneta

Bottega Veneta Metallic box clutch $2,250.00
Gold coiled chain box clutch bag. Bag has a knotted rope style clasp fastening on the top, a metal chain link trim around edges and is lined in lilac suede.



I don't even think I have to say anything about this bag... I only have one question. Who is going to buy it for me? HAHA.

However, here are the Editors' Notes from Net-a-porter.com
A beautifully detailed clutch. An ideal investment piece which can be used to carry the essentials for evening...

Check out more Bottega Veneta pieces on net-a-porter.com

Dior Midnight Poison Campaign Ad

...featuring Eva Green.



Here's one with John Galliano.



Bernardo Bertolucci 's film The Dreamers.


Eva as bond girl Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale.

How To Find Your Size

Men -As a general rule, a man's measurement is the same as his size. Where small, medium, large, etc. are concerned, the best way to ensure proper fit is to know your measurements. Always consult online merchant's size charts and fit tips.

Women -Sizes means nothing!! One manufacturer's size 8 is another one's 12. UK sizes look the same as US, but they're not. Because US sizing has changed over the years, finding your size in vintage clothing can be a challenge. But armed with your accurate measurements, you can decipher any sizing system.