Hello my darlings, Yesterday, we had the pleasure of hosting the Chanel fashion show in Los Angeles, exactly sixteen years after Mr. Lagerfeld staged his first show here. I couldn't help but look at the collection and wonder, "Who is Chanel's client today?" Madame Gabrielle always adored a youthful spirit, but she believed that your attire represents your class and social status. Every piece she created was meticulously crafted with a purpose. The shortened sleeves revealed delicate wrists that hadn't seen hard labor, while the shortened pencil trousers showcased beautiful ankles that embodied a regal bloodline, stability, and height. The choice of heel height was carefully calculated based on the occasion and time of the day. And let's not forget...
Hey there, lovely readers! I'm so excited to be creating something new in the world of pre-owned things and continuing to share my thoughts about fashion. It took me about 20 minutes of brainstorming (with lots of coffee involved!) to come up with a unique name for my blog. And of course, I had to pay homage to the OG of streetstyle and the man with the keenest eye, the Sartorialist himself. Welcome to theREMODA! This blog is all about helping people integrate vintage or pre-owned pieces into their everyday lives on the street, not just on the runway. We all know what designers and creative directors envision when they create a look, but what does it have to do...
No designer has ever been so talked about as Phoebe Philo for Céline. She has worked at the designer label for a decade and left her stylish traces. What Phoebe Philo did for Céline reminds us of her work for Chloé, where she has worked between 2001 and 2006. Her remarkable SS04 show distinguished her from other designers. After this show Chloé's sales increased by 60% worldwide. The collection looked like a posh Saint Tropez wardrobe from the 70ies. It was an entire new direction for Philo to take, and she did it well. For over a decade, Céline has been the brand that exactly seemed to know what modern women want. Philo's view on women was refreshing. She thought...
The fashion month continues! theREMODA founder and fashion consultant Olya Dzilikhova has already shared her opinion regarding NYFW runway collections, it is time to talk about London Fashion Week. There were some memorable moments like honoring Vivienne Westwood, the first Daniel Lee's collection for Burberry, and some other events we are excited to talk about. LFW started by paying the tribute to the Queen of Punk, Vivienne Westwood. Beautiful silhouettes were seen on the streets of all the celebrities, from Kate to Marc! Also, this year was very sophisticated and almost grown up compared to its usually rebellious self! Lots of tuned-down shades of grey and brown, not to mention black. Men’s suiting was definitely a trend of the moment, and...
The fashion month is on, and we are already having exciting news. Starting from the NYFW runway and street style overview from theREMODA founder and fashion consultant Olya Dzilikhova, continuing with London fashion week street style, we could not miss one more important thing. Earlier this February Pharrell Williams, the music genius, was announced as a creative director of Louis Vuitton men's department taking over Virgil Abloh's legacy. "Pharrell Williams is a visionary whose creative universes expand from music to art, and fashion – establishing himself as a cultural global icon over the past twenty years. How he breaks boundaries across the various worlds he explores, aligns with Louis Vuitton’s status as a Cultural Maison, reinforcing its values of innovation,...