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Wednesday, March 08, 2006

The Unsung Hereos - Leo Dell'Orco - Creative Director Men's, Giorgio Armani


Leo Dell'Orco has worked with Giorgio Armani as his menswear creative director for years and years. He was with Armani during all his most important collections and, by connection, one of the designers that most directly affected the way millions of men have dressed over the past twenty years.

Leo is one of those unsung heroes that will never be written up in the fashion history books but his consistent input undoubtly helped make Armani who he is today. I have to admit I was more nervous meeting Leo than I have been meeting almost any other designer I have met in the last five or six years; maybe it was because I was so surprised to see him walking down Elizabeth street in Nolita with several of his friends.

When you know about Leo and how incredibly stylish and cool he is, it makes the discussion of Armani's retirement and succession so much more interesting.

Could Armani ask for a better successor for his men's business than the man he has worked so closely with for the past twenty-ish years?

On The Street.... 14th Street, New York

A Favorite Gentleman

I shot this gentleman at the flea market a few months ago, I saw him again this weekend and he was no less elegant. I love the critter cords.

On The Street....The Actress, New York

Tuesday, March 07, 2006

Two Reason Why Carine Roitfeld Is The Sexiest Editor In Fashion

The I'm-having-more-fun-than-you smile

The body language

Sartorial Excellence Event - Spencer Hays, Oxxford Clothing

It's Official - Marc Jacobs Winner Of Fall 2006 Collections

Kings Of The Runway, Fall 2006
1. Marc Jacobs - Marc Jacobs & Louis Vuitton- did anyone have a better one/two punch this season than Marc?
2. Nicolas Ghesquière - Balenciaga
3. Alexander McQueen
4. Dries Van Noten
5. Olivier Theyskens - Rochas
8. Marni
7. Stefano Pilati - Yves Saint Laurent

Wild Card
Prada and Miu Miu - I bet the Prada collection is better in person than in the photos and Miu Miu is difficult to really appreciate in such a crowded and distracting setting.

Biggest Disappointment
Lanvin - I had to go back a couple seasons to remember why I liked it so much in the past. Again, his saving grace is that what usually hits the stores is much stronger than what was on the runway.

Your Top Five?

On The Street.... Elizabeth Street, New York

Sartorial Excellence Event - The Young Sartorialist II

This kid has such a great early '80's look, he said all the items were "vintage".

I remember wearing this look on the first go around ( when I was in high school in '84) and now I'm hearing from a current high school kid it is "vintage", I almost punched him.

On The Street.... Prince Street, New York

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