American textile designer, weaver, and color authority Dorothy Liebes (1897–1972) had a profound influence across design fields, helping to shape American tastes in areas from interiors and transportation to industrial design, fashion, and film. The “Liebes Look” of handwoven textures — which combined vivid color, lush texture, and often a glint of metallic — became inextricably linked with the American modern aesthetic.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Pink Women’s Pantsuit By Alexander McQueen
My motto: Never let the fear of catching yourself in the refection of the store window keep you from getting that shot — especially when Pink Things are involved!
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From Idea to Wardrobe: The Journey of Print-on-Demand Joggers
Customized joggers are an in-thing in casual wear fashion. These versatile pants, known for their comfortable fit and customizable designs, have become a favorite among fashion enthusiasts and those who appreciate comfy clothes. Have you wondered about the path that transforms a simple idea into a trendy pair of joggers? In this article, we’ll trace the journey of these joggers from inception all the way to your wardrobe. We’ll also guide you on how to market your customized joggers if you want to escalate yourself as a jogger-designer.
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Pink Thing of The Day: Woman in Tight Pink Vinyl Pants
The very nature the Spy Pic is that there’s maybe a split-second to successfully capture the OMG Moment before said moment is lost to memory forever. You can’t wait for a perfect scenario when you must act with lightning speed.
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Eye On Design: Bill Blass, Pink and White Silk Shantung Ensemble
Bill Blass (1922 – 2001) began his career as a designer f in the 1960s before establishing his own label in 1970. His early preference for bold stripes, checks, and plaids in allover patterns carried through his career in the 1990s. The varied scale of soft Pink and White Gingham silk shantung in this ensemble from the latter period adds dimension to its asymmetrical shape. The color and pattern combined with the apron-like silhouette present an idyllic image of motherhood.
Photographed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art as part of the Exhibit In America: A Lexicon of Fashion.