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Supreme X Timberland

Supreme and Timberland have joined forces again this winter to introduce for their annual instalment of the Field Boot.  Featuring a waterproof leather and canvas upper with suede collar, the boots are made exclusively for Supreme and come served in four color ways. They will be available in-store NY, LA, London and online on December 18.

Proenza Schouler X Master & Dynamic

Proenza Schouler have teamed up with NY based audio brand Master & Dynamic to launch a capsule collection of unisex headphones which have just dropped in the UK on MrPorter.com and in Selfridges stores. The headphones are priced at £395 and to mark the launch Selfridges has installed listening stations in the London store, which feature a playlist compiled by Jack & Lazaro.

Moncler Chamonix Jacket

Wether you opt for the Chamonix jacket in orange or green, there is no better way to say Merry Christmas than with a gift from Moncler. So they may not come cheap, but they are a lifetime investment one to keep you warm for winters to come. Available in stores and on Moncler.com.

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Since its inception in 2002 Proenza Schouler has become one of NYFW biggest success stories. Proenza Schouler and Le Bon Marché Rive Gauche have together created a six minute film directed by HARRY’S which gives an indepth look in to how Proenza has become the brand it is today. Jack and Lazaro talk about where the name came from, where they met and how their ideas came together to create Proenza Schouler in this intimate  yet humorous portrait of the design duo. Watch the film below.

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Proenza Schouler opened their latest exhibition at Parisian department store Le Bon Marche on Saturday and to celebrate they enrolled the help of Ariel Pink, the LA-based experimental rock musician, best known for his haunting songs. He took to the stage at the exhibition opening party on Wednesday, after designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez praised his work as “Raw” and “Something different from the Left Bank”.

The exhibition includes 10 windows on the rue de Sevres and 80 of the designers favourite looks from their past collections, plus a pop up shop where you can pick up exclusive designs created for the store.

Check out an exclusive teaser for the collaboration below!

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1. There’s no girl more talked about in the Wonderland office than Kendall Jenner. So, naturally we were DYING over her catwalk debut at the Marc Jacobs show last night.

2. Rodarte Star Wars Dresses, Yoda on a dress why the hell not?

3. Beckhams selfie at VB, this year David decided to bring all the kids along, we’re still living in hope they’ll adopt us.

4. Work It Missy Elliot Soundtrack at Proenza Schouler, perfect soundtrack perfect show.

5. Lindsay Wixon in bed with Eliza Cummings, two of our biggest girl crushes in the same bed ugh.

6. Marc by Marc Jacobs by Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier, one of our favourite shows of the week.

7. Marc by Marc Jacobs (so good it gets two mentions) printed graphics by Fergus Purcell, designer for Palace skateboards.

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1. Fashion loves Hillary

The undisputed star of the CFDA awards. The former Secretary of State was presenting an achievement award to her friend Oscar de la Renta, but won over the audience with a pitch for her own TV series (“we can call it Project Pantsuit”) and the story of how she first met de la Renta in 1993 at the White House: “He looked me up and down and said, ‘That’s one of my dresses.’ I said, ‘Really?'” Cue massive cheer when de la Renta declared his hopes for Hillary 2016.

2. Proenza Schouler score women’s designer of the year

Even though the duo have won the award twice before, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez were up against heavyweights like Marc Jacobs and Alexander Wang in their category. So they were adorably, genuinely flabbergasted when they nabbed women’s designer of the year. No surprise they were spotted backstage taking selfies with their award. We would, too.

3. Get to know the dapper boys from Public School

It’s not a well-known label across the pond, but Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow of Public School will be headed for great things. In the past, the CFDA emerging talent award has gone to Phillip Lim and John Varvatos, so consider it a barometer of the times. So really, who can blame Osborne for going onstage to receive the award and declaring, “Holy shit!”

4. But leave some room in your hearts for Suno

Last year’s winner, Joseph Altuzarra, has gone on to dress people like Lana Del Rey and Angelina Jolie (as well as launch his own capsule collection for J.Crew), so expect Suno to make a big splash here very soon. If you need a quick gauge of Erin Beatty and Max Osterweis’ talents, just check out the stunning custom dress they made for Hailee Steinfeld, who helped present the awards.

5. Douglas Booth is really, really hot

Why yes, we have suddenly become very interested in a film depiction of our most hated GCSE English set text. When does Romeo and Juliet come out again?

Words: Zing Tsjeng (Follow Zing on Twitter @misszing)

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1. Alexander Wang: The Right to Share

Like the Empire State Building, Alicia Keys, rats the size of domesticated livestock and sky-scraping stilettos, the 30-year-old has become a New York fixture. But as he’s debuting in Paris as the new creative director of Balenciaga, the Big Apple – not accustomed to sharing signature cocktails or its muses – has had to come to terms with its shared custody of Wang. But not to fear, fair Manhattanites! While Wang may split his time between Paris and New York, Paris (and Balenciaga) will still be getting a much-needed dose of 212 attitude.

2. Justin Timberlake: ‘Suit & Tie’ featuring Jay Z

The essentials questions of NYFW usually include who’s who, who’s wearing what, who’s drunk (we’re kidding- everyone’s drunk), and who’s blasting the hit runway anthem. This year, the song of swag lands on shoulders of the ever-dapper Justin Timberlake. After a six-year absence from the charts, JT brought sexy and sophisticated back with his new single ‘Suit & Tie’. It’s cool, it’s hip, and Tom Ford designed the cover album: a perfect package for runway success.

2. Comeback Kid: Kenneth Cole

The epitome of the Upper East Side fashion, Kenneth Cole used to be as regular a NYFW fixture as fur coats and fairy dust on porcelain bidets. So after his last show in 2006, New York Fashion Week seemed to lose some of its lustre – so all eyes will be on Kenneth Cole when the label reappears at NYFW this year. Calling all WASPS…

4. Cara, Cara, Cara

Last season, we were mesmerized by those deep, dark eyebrows and the wild attitude of Cara Delevingne. The model with the stately brows is the ‘It’ girl of the runway, and along with Karlie Kloss and Jourdan Dunn, is proving that a new supermodel posse is emerging. But while her features are arresting (and those eyebrows unmistakable), what separates the 5’8” model from her statuesque companions is clearly her spritely attitude. Watch out for the eyebrows- they’ll be coming to a catwalk near you.

5. Kate Spade’s 20th Anniversary Smackdown

A milestone is always as exciting as it is nostalgic. As Kate Spade celebrates its 20th anniversary, we’ll be relishing its first years of fashion novelty and exclusivity – but this old dog is brimming with new tricks. In honour of the event, Kate Spade is releasing a book, ‘Kate Spade New York: Things We Love’. Plus, expect a luxurious celebration on February 8th to hail future generations of bag-clutching madness.

6. The Bag of NYFW: Proenza Schouler large white PS13 bag, $2,495

There is always ‘the’ bag. You know, that one bag dangling elusively from the shoulders of daring editors and darling socialites; the bag everyone desires, but few successfully possess. At NYFW, that prized pouch of leather is the Proenza Schouler large white bag. The metallic sheen, those geometrically perfected pockets… Expect to see this one everywhere.

7. John Galliano for Oscar De La Renta?

Oscar De La Renta may have recently invited the fallen gallant to his studio, but as of yet, Galliano’s involvement with the fashion house is unknown. Could he be a part of NYFW? While the answers are not yet clear, Galliano is someone to look out for. Luckily, if he does appear, he’ll be easy to spot.

Words: Elise Marraro

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Most likely to set off metal detectors in airports: Tom Ford
Karlina Caune photographed by Tom Ford.

“I’m sorry, ma’am, I’m going to have to ask you to step aside.”

Most likely to come runner-up in Splash: Hermès
Iselin Steiro photographed by Nathaniel Goldberg.

We’re not the only ones who were disappointed Tom Daley didn’t spend the entire show with his top off, right?

Most likely to sing This Charming Man at karaoke: Saint Laurent Paris
Edie Campbell photographed by Hedi Slimane.

“Ugh, Eye of the Tiger is NOT an indie song.”

Most likely to secretly be a Magic Eye illusion: Louis Vuitton
Janice Alida, Athena Wilson, Bria Condon, Magdalena Jasek, Ji Hye Park, Tian Yi,
Ruby Jean Wilson, and Nastya Kusakina photographed by Steven Meisel.

If you squint hard enough, Ji Hye turns into a giant 3D horse.

Most likely to stare unceasingly into your eyes and call it ‘art’: Givenchy
Marina Abramovic and Mariacarla Boscono photographed by Mert and Marcus.

Seriously, Abramovic, quit with the creepy eyes.

Most likely to be the flaky friend who never wants to go out: Chanel
Stella Tennant and Ondria Hardin photographed by Karl Lagerfeld.

“Soho House again? Um… I’ve got a migraine, babes. You have fun without me.”

Most likely to be the product of helicopter parenting: Burberry
Romeo Beckham, Charlie France and Edie Campbell photographed by Mario Testino.

Victoria on location: “So after this shoot, Romeo, you’re scheduled for flute practice, swimming class, Mandarin lessons and then two hours of interview prep for Eton.”

Most likely to turn up to a family funeral wearing something inappropriate: Dolce & Gabbana
Photographed by Domenico Dolce.

“But this see-through black tulle dress is what Uncle Keith would’ve wanted.”

Most likely to be really into the cover of David Bowie’s new album: Proenza Schouler
Julia Nobis photographed by David Sims.

The resemblance is uncanny.

Most likely to have a Wallpaper subscription: Alexander McQueen
Raquel Zimmermann photographed by David Sims.

“I love lamp.”

Most likely Tilda Swinton fan: Alexander Wang
Malgosia Bela photographed by Steven Klein.

“Watching Orlando changed, like, my whole outlook on gender.”

Most likely to be into #seapunk: Mulberry
Meghan Collison photographed by Tim Walker.

“Let’s get wavvy, guys!”

Most likely to spend way too long in the toilet: Marc by Marc Jacobs
Photographed by Juergen Teller.

“What the hell is he DOING in there? Someone get security.”

Most glamorous Women’s Institute meeting ever: Miu Miu
Bette Franke, Adriana Lima, Doutzen Kroes, and Malgosia Bela photographed by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.

“Alright ladies, first things first: smash the patriarchy, then we can get mani-pedis.”

Most likely to have Louis Smith as a fitness idol: Kenzo
Ming Xi and Jester White photographed by Jean Paul Goude.

“Rio 2016, here we come!”

Words: Zing Tsjeng

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