Word: carpets
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...sees parallels between the antiwar fury that has propelled him to the front of the Democratic pack and the economic discontent in California. Once ignited, the anger there could not be tamed. Said apartment manager Arlene Schwab as she got into her car after voting in a Brentwood carpet store: "I never thought in a million years I'd be for a recall, but it does send a message loud and clear--that we the people can do something" about the state's staggering problems...
...cordoned off and Swinton, whose short red hair and long black chiffon Viktor & Rolf dress make her look like a fiery upside-down exclamation point, is signing autographs and posing. Viktor and Rolf trail behind her. It's all so nearly perfect, and yet ? "There's no red carpet," says a forlorn Viktor. "No red carpet," says Rolf. It is not at all obvious from meeting Viktor Horsting and Rolf Snoeren that they would care about something like a red carpet. The skinny, bespectacled look-alike design team radiates more geek than glamour. They are darlings of fashion's intelligentsia...
...backed fragrance, which will be introduced in 2005. Now the duo-plus-one dreams of collaborating on a film. The team may seem an unusual one, but the three share at least one thing: a desire to stay unique while appealing to a large audience. And a red carpet wouldn't hurt, either...
...Party becomes a party, as cab after cab drops off clusters of scantily-clad young women at the red carpet. Most of the men have yet to arrive...
...this is because they are not afforded the luxury of an overarching vision. They have to satisfy too many masters: the buyers who demand wearable clothes, the magazine editors who respond only to overstyled looks that make good pictures and the celebrities who need outfits to illuminate the red carpet. In the late '90s many young designers--Jeremy Scott springs to mind--tried to make their mark with over-the-top, fashion-forward creations. But today rising stars like Bryan Bradley of Tuleh, Derek Lam and Zac Posen focus on creating clothes that please private clients, celebrities and stores...