Topic: Suze Yalof Schwartz
and 20 of the most fabulous fashion folks we know) help you!. Our own genius Susan Cernek and Suze Yalof Schwartz have rounded up an impressive roster of style bigwigs (and, okay, a cameo or two by yours truly! ) to help ...
The biggest stars go for black at the Oscars, but white is the brighter trendThe big guns Angelina Jolie, Kate Winslet and Sean Penn among them went with black at Sunday's Academy Awards, but light colors and asymmetrical gowns topped the broader ...
Fashion Week designers take different routes to get to the same spot: They have to give shoppers something they don't already have.It could be an outfit with novelty, a special detail or an unusual fabric, or it could be a classic investment ...
Grammys red carpet is a story told in black and white _ with a few gray areasThe red carpet at the 51st annual Grammy Awards was just the right mix of sparkle, glamour and sophistication. That was the problem.There was Jennifer Hudson ...
the down economy.Designers seemed collectively aware of the harsh times at the spring previews that ended Friday, but they had many different approaches for conquering the slump, which has hit the apparel industry hard.Some big department-store names such as Michael Kors and ...
Narciso Rodriguez and Herve Leger opted for nude-colored beads, while Ralph Lauren presented liquidlike satins in a sophisticated palette from light sand to olive and gold.Traditional "skin" tones work best on women with olive and darker complexions, says Suze Yalof Schwartz, executive ...
Spring Is the Time for Optimism, at Least in Your Closet, Say New York Fashion Week DesignersIt's going to be a bright and sunny spring, judging by the rainbow of colors previewed at New York Fashion Week.Forget the war, forget the mortgage ...
Carolina Herrera's Spring Collection Celebrates Her Roots With Color and FeminityCarolina Herrera showed a spring collection on Monday that went back to her roots, full of the rich colors and feminine touches of her native South America, with just enough spice to ...
