Stylesight recently attended the press day for the Fashion in Film Festival at the Museum of Moving Image. Located in Astoria, the pristine three-story museum is one of New York's hidden gems, serving as a time capsule and education space for film. Now in its third year, the annual festival is the New York edition of a program devised by
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If you are only now looking for a Mother's Day gift, then you may be a little late. Okay, so I'm a little bit late on this blog post, too. For all of us procrastinators, here are a few comfy ideas that will surely win you some brownie points from Mom.
Nobody does conversational pajamas like Australia's Peter Alexander. So much
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We've made it no secret how much we love Mad Men here at Stylesight – us, along with maybe 80% of the population. The show has become the subject of much in-depth analysis, from the music (How about Roger Sterling's trip-out to the Beach Boys?) to the evolving mid-century interiors. Inspired by Sally Draper's super-chic kiddie wardrobe, we've decided to
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Popular Japanese intimates company Bradelis landed stateside last Friday, canvassing New York with three new stores in Nolita, Gramercy and Flushing. (Side note: Formerly known as Ripplu, the latter two locations actually relaunched under the name Bradelis.) We attended the opening party for their charming Elizabeth Street flagship, where we were treated with bubbly, bites and bra fittings.
Finding the right
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We would like to take some credit for discovering La Fille d'O, but the truth is that the renegade Belgian brand has been cool for way longer than we've been around. And their super-sexy, innovative designs speak for themselves. In fact, some of the label's hottest bra styles just landed on the pages of Vogue Turkey, lending some sophistication to
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If Myla's alluring new collection is any indication, we should expect a high dose of glamour for Fall/Winter 2012. Citing Gothic Romance, Tudor Encounters, Ice Queen and Warrior Princess as key themes, the London-based label polished up their slightly naughty, bondage-y aesthetic of previous seasons with sophisticated touches of French Leavers lace, charmeuse and velvet for Fall – all arranged
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Is it too early to start getting excited about the Olympics? We were extremely riveted by NPR affiliate WNYC's in-depth coverage of the U.S. women's boxing trials, and boxer Sue Jaye Johnson's compelling photo essay piqued our interest in the sport even further. Perhaps no other event is getting more pre-Games hype, and rightfully so– the London Olympics marks the
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Not only do sunny skies and colorful blooms signal the start of spring, they also sound the church bells for the all-important wedding season. As the bride-to-be and her maids flock to boutiques for frothy white underpinnings, many magazines are releasing inspirational editorials to celebrate the special occasion. From dreamy vintage-inspired lingerie to sweet candy-colored tulle, here are a few
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We've covered the world domination of pajamas quite at length here at Stylesight, tracing its stylish saga from humble sleepwear item to fashion must-have. Now comes a multi-page spread in the latest issue of Glamour Italia that celebrates the comfortable x chic appeal of the pajama – or as many in our office like to call them, the "dayjama". Shot
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Newsflash! Our latest intimates design capsule, New Nudes 2013, just went live. We are particularly excited about this one, as instead of of covering a particular holiday or lingerie category, we tackle the all-essential issue of flesh tones. Inspired by What's Your Nude?, the Facebook campaign to gain greater representation on the darker side of the spectrum, as well as
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