Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marc Jacobs. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 09, 2013

U.S.A. All Day

Well Drobers, it's that time of year again. Time for barbecues, sun, and beer. Though the holiday is over, we'd like to nod our heads to those great Americans who are designing and creating some of our favorite clothes.

Marc Jacobs:


The youngest designer to grace this list, Marc Jacobs has truly made a name for himself in the fashion world. He has had his hand in some of the biggest names in fashion for years, as well as the head honcho of his own company which has over 200 retail locations all over the world. Since 1997, he has been the creative director of Louis Vuitton. To top all of it off, in 2010, Time Magazine named Jacobs as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. That's quite the title. 

Vera Wang:


The fairy godmother of brides everywhere, American designer Vera Wang has become a household name. After splitting from fashion giant Ralph Lauren, she went on to develop her own line of wedding and bridesmaid's dresses, and has been an astounding success. In 2011, she launched her new line, "White by Vera Wang" as a more affordable alternative for consumers who still want her designs, but can't pay top dollar.

Oscar de la Renta:


Although Oscar de la Renta was born in the Dominican Republic, he is heralded as one of the most famous American designers of all time. Under the careful watching eye of mentor Cristóbal Balenciaga, de la Renta crafted and formed his style in the 1960's. He went on to design clothes for Jackie Kennedy, possibly the most famous American fashion icon of all time, and has done work for major houses such as Lanvin and Balmain. 

Calvin Klein:


There is not a single person in the continental U.S. who does not know the name Calvin Klein. He helped launch the career of Mark Wahlberg with his iconic underwear campaign, introduced the skinny jean, and still today remains one of the major players in the fashion industry. A native New Yorker from the Bronx, Klein is the definition of an American success story.

Ralph Lauren:


The man, the myth, the legend. He's the guy who started it all. Almost every big name in fashion you've ever heard of worked for this guy at one point. Vera Wang, Tory Burch, Thom Browne, Michael Bastian and John Varvatos, just to name a few. He is the Godfather, the standard-bearer of American fashion, and living breathing proof that you can make it in America.

Check out some of their designs right here:



We hope you enjoyed your independence day celebrations, and had a beer and a burger for us. Just remember, our independence, our freedom, comes at a price. Don't forget the brave men and women who have given their lives for that freedom.

We salute you, America, you beautiful bastard.

With Style,
Your MyDROBE Team

Friday, June 28, 2013

Marc Jacobs Gets Even

It's hard not to root for the little guy. David and Goliath, Ali and Frazier, and now, Kidult and Marc Jacobs. Usually I'd applaud the ballsy anti-consumerist antics of the graffiti artist only known as Kidult, but when the response of Marc Jacobs is so perfect it's hard not to slap Goliath on the back.


Two days ago, the Marc Jacobs store in Paris received a facelift. The number "686" was spray painted in huge green numbers, surrounded by dollar signs.

Credit for the work was taken by an anonymous twitter account, simply known as @therealkidult. The vandalism was a response to a similar situation a year before in SoHo.



The Marc Jacobs building in SoHo was smeared by pink spray paint, stating one word, "ART." In response, Marc Jacobs took the picture, pressed it on to tees, and sold it for $686.


A year later, the same method has thwarted the would-be anarchist. Marc Jacobs tweeted that they "support the arts" and is selling trucker hats (ew) and tee shirts with the new "686" graffiti printed on them.


There hasn't been any response from Kidult, but we're pretty sure there will be soon enough. Until then, Goliath has this round. Lets see what you've got, Kidult.

Check out some of our favorite Marc Jacobs pieces right here.

With Style,
Your MyDROBE Team

Tuesday, May 07, 2013

Shrunk Love for Punk? Met Gala 2013: Punk Eats Beauty

What happens when punk meets beauty? 
Some extravagant sassiness for sure---for better or worse. Last night the Met went saucy with its annual Met Gala, kick starting their new exhibition "Punk: Chaos to Culture" on view from May 9th until August 4th. 
MyDROBE picks out some incredible looks from the night, some treading on the threshold of "is this punk?" Thought to chew on: what is punk, anyway?


Coco Rocha wears Emanuel Ungaro

Panther gone Punk-ther? And it slits too.

Kim Kardashian wears Riccardo Tisci

Clearly there was another party going on.

Madonna wears Givenchy and tots in Casadei

Addams family gone punk?

Marc Jacobs wears Comme des Garçons and Sofia Coppola wears Marc by Marc Jacobs, of course

Kristen Stewart wears Stella McCartney

...and some looks just seem to truly redefine and explore how incredible punk can be.

Cara Delevingne is dashing in shocking Burberry

Killer hair + the classic countless studs.


Anne Hathaway wears Valentino

Who knew Anne Hathaway could be so punk? Our very own little chameleon...


Rosie Huntington-Whiteley in a Gucci Fall 2013 gown

Who would've thought pairing olive silk fringes with lace could be pulled off so flawlessly?

Miranda Kerr kills it in Michael Kors

Clever crucifix. Piercing silver nails. Cunning.

Taylor Swift looking spicy in J.Mendel

Will punk stay around long enough for us to figure out its possibilities? We say let's do it.

And that's right Miley, we didn't feel the need to include you... we get it - you're punk. 


With Style,
Your MyDROBE Team

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