Posts by Carolyn Tate Angel

A New Eddie Bauer

blog-Eddie-Bauer-presentation.jpgEddie Bauer's Fall 2011 presentation

When I was in the 9th Grade and obsessed with all things Seattle, one of my favorite things to wear was a blue and black plaid jacket from Eddie Bauer. Fast forward a few (ahem) years, and the classic American brand is getting a revamp. Not only is the main line now looking younger and hipper, but this fall the label debuts an outwear collaboration with designer Nigel Cabourn.

blog-eddie-bauer-designer-and-creative-director.jpgFrom left, Eddie Bauer's Nathan Laffin and Donata Maggipinto.

Wednesday night at Milk Studios, The Smile, one of fashion’s favorite restaurants, hosted a launch party for Eddie Bauer with Nate Lowman and Leo Fitzpatrick as DJs. The brand also revealed a new film, "Slanted & Enchanted," by director Phil Pinto and produced by Mariko Munro and Rachelyn Remz-Porter of Twin Bike Pictures, which can be seen below.

blog-eddie-bauer-carlos-matt.jpgThe Smile's Carlos Quirarte and Matt Kleigman, both consultants for the brand.

blog-eddie-bauer-twin-bike-phil-pinto.jpgFrom left: Rachelyn Remz-Porter and Mariko Munro of Twin Bike Pictures; Phil Pinto

"Slanted & Enchanted"

Photos: Billy Farrell Agency

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Salon94 Takes a Trip to LA

Last week, Salon94's Fabienne Stephan ventured to Los Angeles with her camera for an art-filled getaway. Highlights from her trip included the opening of Jeffrey Deitch's "Art in the Streets" at MoCA Geffen, hanging out in Kenny Scharf’s brightly customized car and a mind-bending glow-in-the-dark room recreated from Patti Astor's Fun Gallery. Below, some of Fabienne's favorite snapshots from the week:

blog-fabienne-stephen-01.jpg Fabienne wearing Stella McCartney in front of the Kenny Scharf customized car

blog-fabienne-stephen-04.jpg Jade Berreau in a Marc Hundley t-shirt

blog-fabienne-stephen-02.jpg Julie Leonard in front of a Keith Haring/LA2 mural in the Fun Gallery room

blog-fabienne-stephen-07.jpg Kenny Scharf's customized piano at Royal T 's Facemaker show, curated by Kathy Grayson

blog-fabienne-stephen-05.jpg Kenny took this photo of Fabienne in his customized golf cart at his studio

blog-fabienne-stephen-06.jpg Natasha Garcia Lomas on the balcony of her Schindler home

blog-fabienne-stephen-03.jpg Regen Projects director Heather Harmon in the Black Swan installation

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Seen: Model Emily Baker

Growing up, I spent summers on Shelter Island with a tall blonde girl with blue eyes named Emily Baker. Recently, while taking a break with W's bookings editors, I came across a model comp card from DNA for one Emily Baker. There was a striking resemblance—I thought, could it be the same girl? Unfortunately this Emily isn't my childhood friend, but it's been hard not to notice her popping up on all the runways in New York. Did she catch your eye?

1.jpg Preen by Thornton Bregazzi

2.jpg Proenza Schouler

3.jpg Marc Jacobs

4.jpg Rag & Bone

5.jpg Narciso Rodriguez

Photos: Fairchild Archive

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New York Fashion Week Roundup: Seeing Red

One of my favorite colors is suddenly showing up everywhere on the New York runways. Prabal Gurung's opening look and one of Rodarte's last exits—both on lucky girl Karlie Kloss, were among the best, but the scarlet trend doesn't stop there. See below for the top five moments in red at New York Fashion Week:

FP20249358resized.jpg BCBG Max Azria

FP20309609resized.jpg Chado Ralph Rucci

FP20256372resized.jpg Marchesa

FP20255826resized.jpg Michael Kors

FP20251317resized.jpg Prabal Gurung

FP20254787resized.jpg Rodarte

Photos: Fairchild Archive

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New York Fashion Week Roundup: Sexy Slits

Not all of us can be as sexy as Rihanna during her performance of "What's My Name?" with Drake last night at the Grammy's, but to start, why not try a skirt with a revealing slit? Below, a few attention-grabbing examples we've seen so far in New York.

blog_slit_skirt_01.jpg Altuzarra

blog_slit_skirt_02.jpg Alexander Wang

blog_slit_skirt_03.jpg Max Azria

Photos: Fairchild Archive

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Fashion Week Essentials: Senior Fashion and Market Editor Carolyn Tate Angel

With the Fall 2011 collections upon us, we've asked a few of our seasoned editors to share their Fashion Week essentials. Here, Senior Fashion and Market Editor Carolyn Tate Angel tells us she plans to look great while staying warm during February's fashion event.

Rick Owens makes the perfect wedge boot for running around.

blog_cta_fw_01.jpg Rick Owens wedge boot, $1,280, net-a-porter.com

I've always loved my friend's YSL leopard print dress—and now I no longer have to borrow it!

blog_cta_fw_02.jpg YSL dress, $1,490, bergdorfgoodman.com

I have been obsessed with these Dieppa Restreppo flats ever since accessories editor Kathy Lee introduced them to me.

blog_cta_fw_03.jpg Dieppa Restreppo Oxfords, $232 and up, Steven Alan, 212.343.0692

Prada was one of my favorite spring collections. I can't wait to get my hands on something striped. The scarf is simply divine!

blog_cta_fw_04.jpg Good tights are essential to a fashion week wardrobe. My favorites are from Fogal. They are a mix of wool and cashmere, perfect for this cold weather!

blog_cta_fw_05.jpg Fogal wool and cashmere tights, $150. Fogal, New York 212.207.3080

This Lanvin notebook seems to have come out at just the perfect time. My sister is getting married February 19th!

blog_cta_fw_06.jpg Lanvin notepad, $50. lanvin.com

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Fall 2011 Preview: Band of Outsiders

The Fall 2011 collections are just around the corner, and W’s Senior Fashion and Market Editor Carolyn Tate Angel takes a break from her packed preview schedule to share a look at what’s happening behind the scenes at Band of Outsiders' Scott Sternberg's Manhattan studio.

blog_band_of_outsider_01.jpg "The boy-girls take inspiration from Ally Sheedy and Molly Ringwald in The Breakfast Club; the girl-girls are from a different time and place altogether, inspired by Northern California's Sea Ranch Commune, or at least the fictional mythology I've associated with it..."—Scott Sternberg

blog_band_of_outsiders_02.jpg A close look at one of the prints that we loved.

blog_band_of_outsiders_03.jpg Here is Scott looking cool and collected a week before his first runway show—we cant wait to see it!

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Fall 2011 Preview: Thakoon

The Fall 2011 collections are just around the corner, and we refuse to let New York’s chilly weather put a damper on the excitement. Here, W’s Senior Fashion and Market Editor Carolyn Tate Angel takes a break from her packed preview schedule to share a look at what’s happening behind the scenes at Thakoon Panichgul's studio.

R0011545[7]revised.jpg “There’s opulence in the air, but the question is how to take the stuffiness out of it,” -- Thakoon describing his upcoming Fall collection.

11584.jpg A few looks that he was fitting on dress forms during our visit, many with a focus on the waist.

Thaksrevised.jpg We had a good laugh when Thakoon showed us his recent gift, called Shticks, from Andrea and Marc Glimcher of Pace Gallery. A little humor goes a long way this time of year.

Photos by Alexis Dahan.

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Splits59 Works It Out

blog_splits59_01.jpgFinding the right clothes to exercise in can almost be as challenging as simply working out, which is why I love Splits59. The workout/ lifestyle brand creates great looking clothes that make you feel and look amazing at the gym. Their “Dana” Seamless Cami has a ribbed band at the waistline, making it completely bunch-free and the perfect tank to wear to yoga. (There's nothing worse than a bunching shirt while moving into downward dog.)

blog_splits59_02.jpg Another highlight is the Dusty full-length tight, perfect for everything from pilates, jogging and spinning to just taking a quick walk for coffee. I recently saw a sneak preview of their fall collection that will be available towards the end of summer. I can guarantee that you won’t be disappointed with the new black hooded sweatshirt, its perfect! If you can’t wait that long, take a look at the summer collection, available online now at splits59.com

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Zero Maria Cornejo Swim

blog_zero_sidebyside_02.jpg One doesn’t usually think of swim when seeing Pre-Fall collections but that didn’t stop us from loving Zero Maria Corenjo’s newest swimwear line. Maria’s first swimwear collection debuted in Summer 2010 and we have been obsessed ever since. She now does swimwear for Spring/Summer, Resort and Pre-Fall (a late summer) seasons. This is, however, the first collection that Cornejo has included swim cover ups, wraps and cotton shorts. blog_zero_sidebyside_edit_01.jpgMaria had been wanting to do swimwear for a long time after “searching for the perfect swimsuit; wanting a swimsuit that’s well-designed, flattering yet practical.” The new pieces are great for layering—bikinis under jumpsuits or as tops with a cardigan and skirt. The collection draws from the same references as in the ready to wear collection; color blocking, criss-cross grosgrain straps, one shoulder, side-ruching, looping and twisting while wrapping and bringing everything in towards the body. And with the clothes entering the store in April you can buy it just in time for summer!!

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