Anna Dello Russo: Prada for Days

She's wearing more Prada than you can shake a stick at, but I was pumped to see Vogue Japan's Editor-at-Large Anna Dello Russo wearing the colorblocked "eyebrow" Prada sunglasses at the shows in Milan and Paris. She actually pulls them off really well, but could anyone else?

PS:  Entire style blogs chronicle ADR's endless and extravagant wardrobe of straight-from-the-runway flash, but her own site, annadellorusso.com, is kind of amazing. "I don't want to be cool, I want to be fashion!"

Donatella's Doppelgängers

ometimes, a designer's collection is so very similar to their own look, that it is difficult to imagine them being able to dress themselves at all if their clothing line did not exist. Donatella Versace's Spring 2008 collection was a prime example of that, in my opinion. And Donatella looks better than ever.

There is something streamlined Cazal about these sunglasses that I really like. I can't wait to see them off the runway.

[Source: Style.com]

Shield This

eading SSW, Matthew Williamson took Pucci on a diversion from its Italian isle excess into Navajo country. Evidently, women wear gold and silver metallic shield sunglasses there.



Clockwise from top left: Sheila Marquez, Suvi Koponen, Anja Rubik and Catherine McNeil.

[Source: Style.com]


I really liked the collection, but I think that's because I really like Matthew Williamson. Style.com's runway review really hit home:

You could see one of Williamson's It-girl girlfriends pulling it off, and that's sort of telling. Rather than developing a distinct focus, his Pucci collections are starting to look more and more like his signature line.

P.S. - That Catherine McNeil is a hottie boom bottie. I believe that's the technical term anyway.