Jeffrey Campbell Play - Fresh to Death Spring 2012 Collection

Jeffrey Campbell Play - Fresh to Death Spring 2012 Collection
Jeffrey Campbell's JC Play spring 2012 shoe collection is all about variety bringing to the fashion scene sporty as well as high heel shoe designs that will complete your style in an instant. Take a peek at the Fresh to Death collection and pick your new season must haves! The new season is full of excitement when it comes to accessories and Jeffrey Campbell's spring 2012 shoe collection is all about bringing variety to the fashion scene. Model Jessica Mercedes rocks the new JC Play Fresh to Death collection for the camera lens of Claire Oring, showing off the uniqueness of each and every shoe...

The Kardashian Kollection Goes Nautical for Spring Summer 2012

The Kardashian Kollection Goes Nautical for Spring Summer 2012
The new season has inspired the Kardashian sisters to create an entirely new collection. Nautical seems to be the theme behind the new Kardashian Kollection for spring summer 2012, so check out the new designs and pick your new season favorites! The Kardashian sisters are making sure the new season is packed with stylish elements as they have just revealed their new Kardashian Kollection for the spring summer 2012 season, a collection which features a playful, nautical theme. The new nautical style Kardashian Kollection brings fun colors center stage this upcoming season as the beauty of stylish...

Norton Museum’s ‘Cocktail Culture’ exhibit shows how fashion, style coalesced in high society years

Norton Museum’s ‘Cocktail Culture’ exhibit shows how fashion, style coalesced in high society years
Up front in the Norton Museum of Art’s new "Cocktail Culture" exhibit is a video clip of William Powell in full alcoholic splendor in 1934′s The Thin Man, a movie in which Powell might be completely sober for perhaps 10 minutes. Those were the days. Nobody got swozzled better than Powell – he made it look desirable. (I shudder to think of the vast number of alcoholics created by people trying to emulate the debonair drunks of 1930s movies.) The film clips and objects in the Norton exhibit both precede and post-date Powell, but they don’t surpass him – nothing could. The earliest parts of...