"It has become one of the biggest businesses in the men's ready-to-wear," said Jay Bell, the senior vice president for men's ready-to-wear at Barneys New York.
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"I don't call it 'ready-to-wear,' I call it 'real-to-wear,'" Silvia Venturini Fendi said backstage before her first solo women's — well, ready-to-wear — collection since Karl Lagerfeld's death.
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Each item was in great condition, ready to wear straight away.
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We have at least New York and London ready-to-wear shows.
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Luckily, we've already found one piece we're ready to wear come December.
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They can be found on select handbags and ready-to-wear pieces.
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Besides lingerie, the company makes nightwear, beachwear and ready-to-wear clothing.
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Then, in 2009, she created her first ready-to-wear apparel collection.
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During the '203s, sales of her ready-to-wear designs grew enormously.
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She just sold her first ready-to-wear collection to Opening Ceremony.
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Gaultier designed and produced ready-to-wear clothes for the American market.
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Her two ready-to-wear runway collections received lukewarm reviews from critics.
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Ford's ready-to-wear collections, he explained the publication, are manufactured in Italy.
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Whenever I'm the most comfortable is when it's easy and ready to wear.
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She first presented her own ready-to-wear line in 1972 in Florence.
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Chiuri will present her first ready-to-wear collection for Dior on Sept.
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Enfold Women's ready-to-wear from Japan with a sense of relaxed simplicity.
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Max Mara still shows Sport Max on the Milan ready-to-wear schedule.
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In "Ready to Wear" (1994), she played a fashion journalist alongside Tim Robbins.
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In the future they plan to introduce cosmetics, accessories and ready-to-wear.
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Bonobos recently released The Daily Grind Suit, its first ready-to-wear suit.
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A ready-to-wear specialist, his creative remit will now include bags — sales of which make up 85 percent of Bottega Veneta's annual brand revenues — as well as small leather goods, ready-to-wear, shoes, jewelry, furniture, fragrances, eyewear and accessories.
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The brand released a capsule ready-to-wear collection in 2011, according to Racked.
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As the show progressed, the designs got more surreal and less ready-to-wear.
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" Center: "More and more, we're incorporating handmade African fabrics into our ready-to-wear.
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Excited to be in New York to preview my #VBPreSS18 ready-to-wear collection!
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Ready to wear the White Hat™ again, Olivia wants to be your star.
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I've seen some of this in fashion — swimwear, lingerie, and even ready to wear.
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Then came a washout fall ready-to-wear collection, produced by an internal team.
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Neiman Marcus, for example, cut 73 points of sale for Lanvin ready-to-wear.
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The company prototyped the idea last summer, but it wasn't exactly ready-to-wear.
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In 2015, for example, Jean Paul Gaultier shuttered its unprofitable ready-to-wear line.
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Ultimately, quality ready-to-wear needs time for true creativity and quality to flourish.
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In 1990, she opened her own bridal boutique, and then started ready-to-wear.
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A guide to everything you need to know about the ready-to-wear shows.
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Then the company is looking into making connected footwear, and connected ready-to-wear.
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I'm toll-free, bite-sized, ready-to-wear and I come in all sizes.
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These printed pants were a ready-to-wear item that anyone can get at Gap.
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When the mid-luxury ready-to-wear label launched earlier this year, praise was modest.
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Now you're 25, and ready to wear signifiers of your childhood on your denim jacket!
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In this day and age, it's a blurry line between ready-to-wear and couture.
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By 2016, demand was such that she decided to branch out into ready-to-wear.
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By 2000 we built a ready-to-wear business that allowed me to finance couture.
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This included sales of items like vacuum cleaners, cordless drills, and ready-to-wear clothing.
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The collection features an array of ready-to-wear Moschino items and accessories featuring pixelated designs.
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In fact, he gave instructions to his teams for the Fendi fall ready-to-wear collection.
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Since its first viral hit, the label has expanded into ready-to-wear, jewelry, and more.
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And in 2013, he founded his own custom ready-to-wear clothing company called Sharpe Suiting.
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Most recently, Anna became the new face of New York-based ready-to-wear brand Maiyet.
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On Monday nights, he hosts "Isaac Mizrahi Live!" on QVC, presenting his ready-to-wear designs.
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As for his ready-to-wear collections, Mr. Slimane shows them when and how he pleases.
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Fulvio Rigoni just left Ferragamo after a year of officially running the women's ready-to-wear.
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The ready-to-wear houses Burberry and MaxMara are known to be expanding their archives, too.
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When the women's ready-to-wear season arrives in New York, the fashion scene comes alive.
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Her couture is coherent and convincing; it's unclear why her ready-to-wear is so limp.
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The next year she recruited Mr. Ford to update and glamorize the company's ready-to-wear.
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He also included a nod to Sean "Diddy" Combs' iconic ready-to-wear brand, Sean John.
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The search for ready-to-wear plus-size options can be dismal, which Shrill hilariously points out.
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But official word that the brand's ready-to-wear business would be shuttering entirely just felt shitty.
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Will it be good for Thom Browne and Joseph [Altuzarra] to be there during ready-to-wear?
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We don't want to do ready-to-wear during fashion week because there are too many things.
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But if ready-to-wear has lost its brilliance, then haute couture seeks more and more opulence.
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The collection feels very true to Lee's style and includes a variety of ready-to-wear pieces.
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I struggled with Apparel at the start because I'd done women's ready-to-wear for 15 years.
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Portman, 35, was stunning in a white gown from Christian Dior's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Just look at her latest photo shoot, wearing Maria Grazia Chiuri's fall '17 ready-to-wear collection.
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Instead, we've been gifted a 48-piece swim, ready-to-wear, and accessories collection all in one.
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So the team got busy and created ready-to-wear lines for extended sizes XXS to 3X.
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More importantly, the pieces always felt comfortable and ready to wear for a range of activity levels.
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It was in October, after the final ready-to-wear collections, not July, after the couture shows.
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He expanded into accessories soon after, and last year he added ready-to-wear into the mix.
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The sprawling, blush-toned, 214,264-square-foot space on Melrose Place doesn't stop at ready-to-wear.
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Boho brides now have more options as designers used ready-to-wear influence in their bridal collections.
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Designer Brandon Maxwell launched his line of women's ready-to-wear fashions in 2015, according to Bravo.
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Saja Wedding has a collection of ready-to-wear dresses from Yoo Lee, a New York designer.
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If not exactly ready-to-wear, the works in Deep Time will fortify the eyes and mind.
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Lopez, 47, looked incredible in a sparkly black ensemble from Julien Macdonald's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Claire Waight Keller's first show will be in October, during the upcoming Paris Ready-to-Wear Fashion Week.
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"It's the ultimate eye kit that goes from ready-to-wear all the way to couture," McGrath said.
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Yellow-based greens do show up in activewear, footwear, and swimwear more frequently than in ready-to-wear.
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Meghan's best friend and stylist Jessica Mulroney is also a fan of the ready-to-wear womenswear label.
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Contemporary fashion label Veronica Beard is known for its elevated, ready-to-wear pieces and cool-girl aesthetic.
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The result is A.V. Robertson, a luxe ready-to-wear collection that debuted yesterday during London Fashion Week.
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Instead, he often showed his ready-to-wear and couture collections at a time that best suited him.
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The mother-to-be, 35, wore an elegant white dress from Rodarte's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Goop's founder and creative officer revealed that in-house ready-to-wear is in the works, Racked reports.
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Similarly, the Viktor & Rolf debut bridal line bore the hallmarks of the designers' most recent ready-to-wear.
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After weeks of testing, I found the shirt to have a nice fit, considering it's ready-to-wear.
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What it did not resemble was the Saint Laurent ready-to-wear collections Mr. Slimane has done before.
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This year's offering of ready-to-wear, couture, and the like (all while being worn beachside) didn't disappoint.
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This is Paris, not Milan, and not Mr. Armani's usual stamping grounds for his ready-to-wear collections.
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Expect a broad mix of both Western-style ready-to-wear and modest clothing from the catwalk collections.
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Expect a broad mix of both Western-style ready-to-wear and modest clothing in the catwalk collections.
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It is open to designers younger than 40 who have produced at least two ready-to-wear collections.
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Enter DROMe, an Italian ready-to-wear brand designed by Marianna Rosati, which recently celebrated its 10th anniversary.
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Shoppers won't find ready-to-wear designer duds on the second floor of Saks Fifth Avenue's flagship story.
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Now, the model stars in La Perla's latest campaign for both its lingerie and recently launched ready-to-wear.
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Blanc & Eclare, which began as an eyewear and denim collection, introduced a ready-to-wear line earlier this year.
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That is, if we're still comparing haute couture to the more readily accessible ready-to-wear or fast-fashion.
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Their most recent collaboration eschewed Mickey and Minnie for Snow White's universe with a darker ready-to-wear offering.
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All that bling complemented her long white floral coat, from the Louis Vuitton 2018 Spring Ready-to-Wear collection.
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Ready-to-wear isn't the only sect of the fashion industry that's pushing itself towards being more size-inclusive.
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Saldana, 38, opted for an acid bright orange mini dress from Emilio Pucci's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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The 17-piece selection will include items from ready-to-wear to accessories with prices ranging from $85 - $125.
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It was only a matter of time until Gwyneth Paltrow grew her Goop universe to encompass ready-to-wear.
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Lopez suited up in a embroidered metallic peplum two-piece from Zuhair Murad's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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It will present more than 100 examples of haute couture and ready-to-wear garments from 1880 to 2015.
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It's filled to the brim with ready-to-wear, accessories, home goods, furniture, art, baby clothes — you name it.
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We've already started a pilot program around swim and are looking forward to expanding that within ready-to-wear.
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From the looks of those ready-to-wear shows, some strong themes for the season have begun to emerge.
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Several of the hoodies come from Loro Piana, an Italian ready-to-wear brand, and retail for around $2,000.
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In 1989, she debuted her first ready-to-wear collection, before launching her own line, Miu Miu, in 1992.
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But Rouge Noir was not the only revolutionary aspect of the Paris ready-to-wear show for 1994-95.
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In May 2019, it was announced that Rihanna's new Fenty fashion line would feature luxury ready-to-wear pieces.
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Why would a jewelry house lend its museum-worthy archive pieces to a parade of ready-to-wear clothing?
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He stopped designing ready-to-wear fashion in 2015, announcing that instead, he would focus solely on haute couture.
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She debuted her first ready-to-wear collection in 1989 before launching her own line, Miu Miu, in 1992.
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Fashion Review The New York ready-to-wear shows kick off with the most-anticipated debut of the week.
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Some department stores, like Nordstrom, also have a line of ready-to-wear gowns both online and in-store.
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That's one of the differences between couture and ready-to-wear; there's more room in the first for subtlety.
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Last year, the brand collaborated with & Other Stories on an extensive collection that comprised ready-to-wear, footwear, and accessories.
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That's a huge part of our brand identity across the board, with bags and ready-to-wear – and now shoes.
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Faris, 40, opted for an ethereal ensemble with her light pink gown from Marchesa's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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The dress, by the way, was this one, showcased in September at Herrera's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear fashion show.
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Daniel Lee, former director of ready-to-wear at Céline, will take over the creative director role, effective July 1.
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Within the next year, Wearable Media plans to launch a widely available and "much more affordable" ready-to-wear line.
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The dresses and tops are true to the designer's own ready-to-wear line with colorful prints and girly silhouettes.
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Biel, 35, was the epitome of chic in a plaid dress from Self-Portrait's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Before Hitler came to power in 1933, Berlin was an acclaimed fashion capital known for its impeccable ready to wear.
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She previously walked in the Chanel Cruise Collection in 2010 and the 2015 Spring/Summer ready-to-wear collection show.
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There have been high-fashion collections inspired by the Middle East and ready-to-wear lines featuring hijabs and abayas.
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A new era for Dior, Valentino and their designers will begin in September with the women's ready-to-wear shows.
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The collection features more than 390 pieces of Sozanni's clothing, from ready-to-wear to haute-couture, and 190 accessories.
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Back then, ready-to-wear was less complicated (think straight-off-the-runway sequin slip dresses and two-piece pantsuits).
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He had his first independent runway show, for a Fall 2002 ready-to-wear collection, in February 2002, Vogue reports.
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And it has inspired, over the course of the four-city circus of ready-to-wear, a variety of responses.
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Now he's taking another leap, this time transforming his ready-to-wear line into a full-fledged active wear collection.
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It is open to designers under the age of 40 who have produced at least two ready-to-wear collections.
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Then followed Giovanna, who at 15 took on the company's ready-to-wear clothing collections on top of her schoolwork.
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She also designs a range of ready-to-wear clothing for Om Diva, a Dublin boutique that showcases Irish designers.
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That company also has a license for Calvin Klein ready-to-wear, accessories, outerwear, swimwear and dresses in North America.
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As with most fashion trends, the necklace's increase in popularity started on the runways, which it's dominated for the past few seasons: Dior's Spring 2016 Ready-to-Wear collection gave chokers a romantic twist by pairing them with delicate, bound scarves, and Alexander Wang's Fall 2016 Ready-to-Wear collection featured buckled leather versions.
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At 2167 Fifth Avenue Moda Operandi is carrying the first line of handbags from the Spanish ready-to-wear house Delpozo.
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Mulberry will mark not just Mr. Coca's first step into the spotlight, but also his first venture into ready-to-wear.
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Although, we have a feeling this isn't the last Good American non-denim ready-to-wear we'll be getting this year.
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Either way, it's a welcome escape from the '90s craze that's consumed the ready-to-wear market for the past decade.
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Shoppers in the market for bridal apparel are increasingly cost conscious, often opting for lower-priced, ready-to-wear wedding dresses.
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Since then, the label has created several off-shoots with Topshop and sold both ready-to-wear and shoes on Revolve.
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Tom Ford, who was then designing YSL ready-to-wear, was busy making leopard-print caftans and black velvet skirt suits.
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It's not all about sketching and producing ready-to-wear collections; her finances play an integral part in her business, too.
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At the Reference festival in October, we've got the first women's ready-to-wear show, mixed in with the men's line.
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In February, he introduced his first capsule collection of unisex ready-to-wear clothing and footwear designed in partnership with Reebox.
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Quick: Can you think of any specific bag style from Calvin Klein Collection, the brand's highest-end, ready-to-wear label?
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Cosmopolitan UK reports that Ikea is dabbling in ready-to-wear in the coziest way possible: by introducing a blanket jacket.
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It was whipped up by creative director Julia Haart, a designer for La Perla's ready-to-wear and haute couture collections.
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Khakis and nudes played a big role in the spring '17 collections of J.Crew, Zimmerman, and other ready-to-wear labels.
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Even an eighth of an inch, which is the standard seam allowance for ready-to-wear, changes how an undergarment fits.
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It made for an interesting, if not entirely coherent, start to the final leg of the women's ready-to-wear season.
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Just flying the basic fashion circuit during the ready-to-wear women's collections means country-jumping four times twice a year.
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In 1998, he became Céline's creative director and has been credited with totally revamping the brand with his ready-to-wear.
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Fashion Review The final round of the ready-to-wear collections began here with a quote, and a call to arms.
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PARIS — Twice a year, the luxury fashion houses of the world present their ready-to-wear clothing for the coming season.
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Then, in 2013, it was purchased by Gérard and Danielle Gerbi, founders of the women's ready-to-wear brand Gérard Darel.
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" Top right: "Besides our ready-to-wear, I also oversee the eyewear line, which I've been trying to make more sustainable.
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" Top right: "Besides our ready-to-wear, I also oversee the eyewear line, which I've been trying to make more sustainable.
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The lively space features a mix of vintage and current season ready-to-wear and accessories, artisan chocolate and $110 candles.
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Coach closed 21990 percent of its stores in 2695 to refocus, and then, in 230, Mr. Vevers introduced ready-to-wear.
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Once known largely for its jeans, the brand has now expanded to include ready-to-wear gowns, shoes, accessories, and handbags.
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Soon after, the fashion entrepreneur and ready-to-wear pioneer Hattie Carnegie bought his company, and he was made design director.
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Kidman, 49, was all about romantic ruffles as she opted for floral patterned gown from Altuzarra's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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That's right: The designer will no longer produce his eponymous ready-to-wear label and is throwing himself into the sportswear arena.
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To start the new year off, Coach has released its spring 2019 women's ready-to-wear campaign and it does not disappoint.
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"Rebirth," the theme of the ready-to-wear collection, gave a nod to the '70s with easy sleeves and soft, feminine dresses.
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Ledbury's ready-to-wear shirts cost from $125 to $225, while the made-to-measure shirts are priced from $185 to $400.
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Like The Row, the sisters help design the ready-to-wear collection — available worldwide and in their flagship Los Angles store — themselves.
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But even though she was ready to wear a swimsuit in public, she was still worried about taking off her cover up.
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And while Sasha was more ready-to-wear, they were smart and edgy — she could have been the night's winner as well.
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The selection spans all categories, from leather goods and shoes to eyewear and accessories all the way up to ready-to-wear.
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This process earned Saint James the French government's "EPV" designation, awarded to just 43 haute couture and ready-to-wear companies nationally.
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On Monday, the British brands announced their ready-to-wear collection, inspired by the floral watercolors of Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
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Simply called Fenty, Bad Gal Ri Ri produced a range of ready-to-wear, accessories, sunglasses, and jewelry for the fashion conglomerate.
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It's from the brand's spring 2016 ready-to-wear collection, and may look familiar because Rooney Mara wore a similar, sleeveless version.
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You love the pussy hat movement, but you're just not ready to wear a metaphorical vagina with cat ears on your head.
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Hasibuan produced 48 different looks for Fashion Week, 38 of which were ready to wear and 10 of which were evening gowns.
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Now, it will add the Parisian label's haute couture, men's and women's ready-to-wear, leather, and shoe businesses to its roster.
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The actress and singer wowed in a gilded strapless mini dress from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 133 ready-to-wear collection.
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Because of all this change roiling the ready-to-wear waters, some designers and brands are sitting the season out, or almost.
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Courrèges, in its 1960s and '70s heyday, was a pioneer of space age chic, as well as of ready-to-wear itself.
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The coats aren't exactly cheap, but those prices are still relatively gentle compared to the tags on designer ready-to-wear pieces.
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These pieces go beyond just ready-to-wear and accessories: Expect archive items and one-of-a-kind products in the mix.
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A new chief executive, Sebastian Suhl, took the reins, and unified the contemporary and ready-to-wear collections under a single brand.
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So far the Bottega accessories have made a much bigger splash than the ready-to-wear, which has had a mixed reception.
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To merely attend the ready-to-wear collections, tens of thousands of professionals fly to four separate countries in a single month.
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Now almost a month later, with the group reunited for the ready-to-wear season, the chatter shows no signs of abating.
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From left: Kim, Kourtney, and Kris attend the Off-White 2017 Spring/Summer ready-to-wear collection fashion show in Paris, Sept.
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He debuted a women's ready-to-wear collection of tube cotton and jersey dresses in bright colors he had sewed by hand.
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Another style standout was Cara Delevingne who looked great in a form-fitting gown from Elie Saab's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection.
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It's still unclear whether or not millennials are buying couture, demi-couture or even ready-to-wear, but they're politically and fashionably savvy.
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That line will feature ready to wear items developed by Rihanna, who becomes the first woman to launch an original brand at LVMH.
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Then, leader of the pack Demna Gvasalia introduced us to the luxury version in Vetements' fall/winter 2015 15 ready-to-wear collection.
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In line with 2018's most popular handbag and ready-to-wear trends, we're seeing PVC materials and raffia details infiltrating our footwear.
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It was only a matter of time, then, before this look made its way beyond ready-to-wear and into the lingerie sector.
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Season 5 showed an array of ready-to-wear that, for the most part, made sense (save for a Hunger Games-ready wetsuit).
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As you probably saw (most likely, and fittingly, on Instagram), the Italian label's latest ready-to-wear collection was millennial-themed (and -cast).
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Its most recent relaunch - Calvin Klein 205W39NYC - includes ready-to-wear luxury clothing such as oversized sweaters, tie-dyed dresses and plaid trousers.
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She now oversees the direction and development of all collections of the brand, which includes women's and men's ready-to-wear and accessories.
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J.W Anderson dropped an exclusive collaboration with luxury e-commerce site Mytheresa, consisting of four Pierce bags and six ready-to-wear pieces.
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When she walked the Céline fall 2011 ready-to-wear runway to take her bow, a pair of Stan Smiths cushioned each step.
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The newly-single star previously wore a completely transparent gown from Dior's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection at the brand's masquerade ball.
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"It's like the difference between couture and ready-to-wear from the same brand: You get what you pay for," Mr. Evans said.
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"[Bridal] wasn't a big part of the business until now, but it can be much more profitable than ready-to-wear," he explains.
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Here, you'll shop alongside smartly turned out locals for classic-veering, ready-to-wear evening gowns and a mind-blowing array of scarves.
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Last week, Boyds unveiled a new women's ready-to-wear, handbag and shoe department that covers the entire first floor and mezzanine level.
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"Quite often," she said, "I find myself dragging things across both areas" — from couture to ready-to-wear, from women's wear to men's.
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"I was surprised to discover how some designers expressed the Creole aesthetic without any real modern ready-to-wear vision," Mr. Colombo said.
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Now 24, Baldwin will debut his first ready-to-wear collection during New York fashion week, inspired by his memories of these expeditions.
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At the Milan ready-to-wear show later that month, half of the front row was wearing the shoes or carrying a bag.
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There, spread across 16,103 square feet that until recently displayed ready-to-wear Armani and Burberry, was what Saks is calling The Wellery.
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At the Grand Palais, Virginie Viard presented her first solo ready-to-wear collection, pieces she said aimed to reflect "French girl" style.
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Toss them in the washer and dry them in the dryer and they come out fluffy and ready to wear again and again.
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From Friday to Sunday, Simon Miller covetable Bonsai bucket bags, denim and ready-to-wear will be marked down up to 50 percent.
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Jewish-Egyptian immigrant Gaby Aghion, who founded Chloe in 1952, pioneered what she called "luxury pret-à-porter" — fine ready-to-wear fashion.
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"There were some slip-ups with the organization in Almaty," said Mr. Bekov, now a ready-to-wear designer for Céline in Paris.
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They were making classic ready-to-wear — cocktail dresses and suits and such — but with no waste left on the cutting-room floor.
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"The idea behind this collection is for our ready-to-wear and active pieces to be interchangeable — the Prabal Gurung Sport bomber can be mixed with a great skirt, the bra can be layered under an off-the-shoulder knit, and our ready-to-wear cardigans can be thrown [together] with the Prabal Gurung Sport leggings," the designer told us.
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The New York Post picked up that some of Moschino's ready-to-wear pieces have pretty questionable price tags for what they actually are.
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In addition to her ready-to-wear collection, the designer also debuted Little Minkoff, a children's line that is unisex, eco-friendly, and sustainable.
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Take fall 2018 ready-to-wear alone: Gucci, Marine Serre, Richard Quinn (who's featured in the book), Calvin Klein, and more all featured masks.
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We've been waiting since they made their runway debut in February to shop Rihanna's debut Fenty ready-to-wear designs — and today's the day.
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Two years ago saw the arrival of the brand's first items of clothing, with its very first ready-to-wear show in January 2018.
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That being said — and pardon the pun — people are bound to eat it up, as they do anything the ready-to-wear maestro does.
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How does a brand that's built itself on creating "It" accessory after "It" accessory forge similar success in the game of ready-to-wear?
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Our handbag collection is super modern and pairs really well with pieces from our Kendall + Kylie ready-to-wear and shoe collection for fall.
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Fast fashion brands like Zara have gotten in on the activewear game; so, too, have successful ready-to-wear designer labels like Tory Burch.
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Only a handful of brands belong to the select Haute Couture club, as opposed to the fashion labels that present ready-to-wear collections.
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The company said the average price per product sold rose in the second quarter in its women's accessories, footwear and ready-to-wear departments.
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She worked with Giles Deacon, an English fashion designer known for his avant-garde ready-to-wear that stretches the imagination with beautiful force.
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We finally got a taste of what the ready-to-wear would look like at a decidedly unexpected venue: the Yeezy Season 3 show.
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I think that my job could be easy, because we don't have a ready-to-wear story, so you can invent what you want.
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The matching print set was a standout from Mary Katrantzou's Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection while her silver stilettos were made by Casadei.
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Behnaz Sarafpour, who also started her line in 2001 and was often nominated for CFDA awards, has switched from ready-to-wear to fragrances.
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He was nominated for four awards, including British women's wear designer, British men's wear designer, international accessories designer and international ready-to-wear designer.
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The "3D flower" jacket is from the Italian design house's fall 2017 ready-to-wear line, and it's not yet available in most stores.
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Just last month, Rihanna announced Fenty, her new fashion house with LVMH, which includes a range of ready-to-wear, accessories, sunglasses, and jewelry.
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Versace also turned to its fashion archives — although ready-to-wear looks — in designing its new Medusa Frame watch, scheduled for introduction in May.
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Once, on a whim, Mr. Lagerfeld had an iceberg trucked in from Sweden to use as a backdrop for a ready-to-wear collection.
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And the success abroad has boosted morale at home in four factories where the brand makes its leather, knitwear and ready-to-wear styles.
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Daniel Lee, a former director of ready-to-wear design at Céline under Phoebe Philo, will join the Italian luxury house on July 1.
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Watters, whose brands include Wtoo by Watters Bridesmaids dresses, has a 25 percent off sale for all ready-to-wear styles on Black Friday.
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True to the aesthetic strategy she uses in her ready-to-wear, the Sonnie is both stylistically forward thinking and grounded in everyday practicality.
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It began life as an accessories business, unlike Kors, which is known for its ready-to-wear items as much as its signature tote.
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In 1990, Mello hired Tom Ford, then a little-known designer at Perry Ellis, to create Gucci's first ready-to-wear collection for women.
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My main thing is bridal, but I put out some ready-to-wear dresses so people can buy when they walk into the store.
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Mr. Cortazar has provided the salsa-infused ready-to-wear creations; Nancy Gonzalez, the exotic handbags brand, a trio of fruit-inspired straw handbags.
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The brand's elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and the latest one was especially transporting.
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Rok Hwang channels what he learned as a ready-to-wear designer at Celine into cleverly tailored and expressive clothes for his brand, Rokh.
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From 1995 to 1998, they produced five seasons of women's ready-to-wear, with Pham as the designer and Van-Huy as the stylist.
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It features embellished handbags and accessories—and for the first time ever—ready-to-wear pieces including silk slips, plush sweaters, and retro-inspired hoodies.
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That's another appeal of Couture Week: designers have the lightness of just designing for themselves relative to the pressures of their ready-to-wear collections.
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The name of the brand will be Alexachung; the contemporary ready-to-wear collection is expected to hit shelves of premium retailers such as MatchesFashion.
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Her shoes have been a well-documented sell-out, though, and we expect the ready-to-wear to be just as much of a hit.
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For the past 15 years, designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez have charmed the fashion industry with their expertise in handcrafted, luxury ready-to-wear.
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For those who may not be familiar with the program, the Fund is a high-stakes search for America's next big ready-to-wear designer.
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He held positions at Anne Klein, Calvin Klein, TSE, and Cerruti in Paris, before he launched his first women's ready to wear collection in 1997.
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The collection is set to include contemporary-priced ready-to-wear pieces, including denim, daywear, eveningwear, shoes and jewelry, and will debut in May 2017.
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But when news broke that she'd be designing a collection of bridal ready-to-wear, brides and fashionistas alike couldn't contain their excitement (us included!).
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These clothes — Karan's jersey separates, Jacobs's easy knits, Herrera's ready-to-wear glamour — suddenly reflected their lives, the way little in Paris or Milan could.
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In one of the most anticipated shows, Dior presented its first ready-to-wear womenswear collection since designer Raf Simons left the brand in October.
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On Friday, Grazia Chiuri returned with her second ready-to-wear collection for the French fashion house with the idea of revolution top-of-mind.
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To keep warm, she layered on a studded silver coat from Jenny Packham's Spring/Summer 2015 ready-to-wear collection and accessorized with Dita sunglasses.
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Modeling for Gucci's menswear show yesterday, as a transgender woman, her all-lipstick-red look was somewhere between couture, ready-to-wear, and Edwardian costume.
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The prize, the most lucrative in the industry, is open to designers younger than 40 who have produced at least two ready-to-wear collections.
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Ivanka Trump the brand was known for its ready-to-wear women's clothing, handbags, fashion jewelry, and shoes, mostly in the $100-to-$500 range.
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Before her death earlier this year, the architect Zaha Hadid had ordered a couple of custom pieces from the designer's debut ready-to-wear collection.
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She left a Valentino show without placing an order, walked into a boutique on the Avenue Montaigne and bought a ready-to-wear Valentino gown.
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In fact, she's just as adored for her impeccably tailored ready-to-wear as she is for the vivid patterns and slogans that adorn them.
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In our chat, below, they reminisce about the '90s, tease what Dannijo ready-to-wear might look like, and call out the next arm party.
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The ready-to-wear label Sachin & Babi has teamed up with W Hotels on a capsule collection in celebration of the opening of W Goa.
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He dresses amazing women, the stores love him and clearly he is a force to be contended with in the designer ready-to-wear scene.
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For a long time, ready-to-wear just didn't cross my mind, but when this opportunity arose I knew I had to jump at it.
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As the former director of ready-to-wear at Celine (at that point, it still had l'accent aigu), Lee learned from the best: Phoebe Philo.
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Her journey from thrift store to high fashion has inspired Ditto to create a vintage-look, ready-to-wear collection without the need for alterations.
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It was this voyage, in part, that inspired the nomadic spirit at the heart of the eponymous ready-to-wear house he founded in 1970.
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Gaultier told the Associated Press that he left ready-to-wear because "too many clothes kill clothes," nodding toward the idea that fashion was changing.
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Ready-to-wear designers normally show fall clothes in February and spring clothes in September, and the clothes arrive in stores roughly six months later.
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Suits have long been a part of Bonobos&apos catalog, but the Daily Grind Suit comes as the brand&aposs first ready-to-wear suit.
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Expanding into ready-to-wear, a move she is considering, would be a challenge, because her reputation rests on craftsmanship, and she risks cheapening it.
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After four weeks (that's including New York, London and Milan) and hundreds of shows, the women's ready-to-wear collection carousel is finally over. Hah.
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What they knew, however, was this: Mr. Lee's previous job has been as the head of ready-to-wear at Celine under Ms. Philo. Wait!
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It also brought him to the attention of Phoebe Philo, who asked him to join her team at Celine as a ready-to-wear designer.
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Joining the actress was her equally stylish 17-year-old daughter Ava, who wore a metallic gold dress from Haney's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Saint Laurent's creative director Anthony Vaccarello will be presenting his second spring and summer ready-to-wear collection, after also making his debut a year ago.
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The actress looked gorgeous in a black one-piece from Brandon Maxwell's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection — and the celeb-loved designer thought so too!
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The good news: This sartorial haven has everything from ready-to-wear designers like Alexander Wang and Ulla Johnson to beautifully crafted jewelry and home décor.
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New York-based ready-to-wear label Proenza Schouler recently added its name to the list of designers doing what they can to support Planned Parenthood.
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The 42 year-old Ruffieux will oversee all women ready-to-wear and accessories lines, with his first collection taking place this spring, the statement said.
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The beloved brand — known for its chic ready-to-wear fashion, gorgeous accessories, and most importantly, modern, feminine handbags — is giving us a reason to celebrate.
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It was the period that preceded the fame he'd soon acquire via the street glam ready-to-wear collections that'd put his star on the map.
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The expectant mother looked pretty in pink and showed off her baby bump in a design from the Italian brand's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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In 1985, Léger went on to found his own ready-to-wear label, where his specialty was fancy evening gowns that showed off the wearer's shape.
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Turkey exported $17 billion worth of garments and ready-to-wear clothing last year, and $8 billion of textiles and raw materials, according to industry data.
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And as we find ourselves showing off our lingerie more frequently, we're also seeing a rise in underwear designs being influenced by ready-to-wear trends.
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This afternoon, NYC fashion collective Hood By Air debuted its Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection as part of New York Fashion Week's 2016 Fall edition.
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This is Mendes' largest collection for New York & Company (over 100 pieces, including ready-to-wear, shoes, and accessories), which she's been working with since 2013.
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Minkoff, the brother of women's designer Rebecca, showcased a ready to wear collection for the first time ever, one in which was inspired by Silicon Valley.
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On the runway, it was paired with ready-to-wear pieces, but many are now comparing it to a very fancy ice bucket or drinks cooler.
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Meanwhile, in Venice Beach, California, Tommy Hilfiger surprised fashionistas with a Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection featuring model Gigi Hadid and a performance by Fergie.
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Fashion designer Iris van Herpen's ready-to-wear collection, Magnetic Motion, looks like it could have been ripped from the pages of a science fiction fantasy.
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Prices for the line's ready-to-wear items range from $68 to $298, and the most expensive buys are leather items, which go up to $498.
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Now Quetsche is sold in several boutiques worldwide and his mother has shifted her mass-market business to luxury-ready-to-wear for his benefit alone.
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But in terms of conversation and statement pieces, jewelry ready-to-wear items that you'll keep forever — that are museum-worthy — that's the next big thing.
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During the Open Days, one such graduate, Caterina, a 21-year-tailor in Fendi's ready-to-wear atelier, sewed microscopic bits of fur onto delicate tulle.
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In many ways, this was the best ready-to-wear collection Ms. Chiuri has produced: more relaxed, less desperately seeking millennials, despite the obvious youth connection.
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But the bulk of his business was aimed at ordinary consumers, who sought his ready-to-wear pieces even if some critics were lukewarm about them.
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In recent years he dropped ready-to-wear clothing, focusing on twice-yearly haute couture collections - exclusive, handmade outfits each usually sold to one wealthy client.
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It was his amazing book collection that first inspired me to make my book clutches, and his illustrations are printed all over my ready-to-wear.
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In August, Lena Dunham and Jemima Kirke posed for a photo shoot in Lonely, a lingerie and ready-to-wear label based in Auckland, New Zealand.
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As the final, frenzied week of spring ready-to-wear shows began in the French capital, the country's most influential stylist was nowhere to be found.
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In recent years he dropped ready-to-wear clothing, focusing on twice-yearly haute couture collections - exclusive, handmade outfits each usually sold to one wealthy client.
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LaQuan Smith, the namesake ready-to-wear label of a 31-year-old Queens native, is known for its structured pieces, immaculate fabrics, and bold colors.
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It was once known as "the king of coats" and famous for creating mass-produced high-end ready-to-wear (or Konfektion) for men and women.
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We hid the pieces inside the cuffs and collar of Nabil's shirt, which he kept folded and clean, ready to wear when he would be released.
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The company plans to expand into ready-to-wear and fashion items as time goes on, and vows to "provide radical transparency" throughout the entire process.
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She wears Dior ready-to-wear, and casually throws a $51,500 Dolce & Gabbana jacket over her shoulders to stave off a slight chill on a sunny day.
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The mother of two chose the designer label's red and black strapless, sheer gown from its Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection which featured lace embellishments throughout.
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After two seasons, Guyon tried something called "prêt-à-couture" — a sort of demi-couture, or elevated, version of ready-to-wear — but it was short-lived.
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It wasn't until 272 that he produced her first ready-to-wear collection, with couture leather-moulded pieces that would launch his name as a global brand.
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The star first appeared in the Off-White Ready to Wear fashion show, wearing a revealing gray and yellow checkered ensemble that showed off Hadid's toned physique.
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Bringing back the Disney x Coach frenzy, the collection features handbags, ready-to-wear, and, for true Disneyphiles, a collectible Minnie Mouse doll crafted in pebble leather.
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After launching pretty much the definition of It accessories in 2012, in September, it ventured into the game of ready-to-wear during New York Fashion Week.
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It depends who you ask, but akin to ready-to-wear collections, haute couture informs the fashion supply chain just as any other week of Fashion Month.
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Johansson, 32, layered her long-sleeved chevron sequined mini dress with a feathered black skirt, both from the Tunisian-born couturier's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection.
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On Monday, London-based designer Christopher Kane unveiled his limited-edition capsule collection of women's and men's ready-to-wear pieces and accessories, inspired by the movie.
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Yet our wallets were not ready for the imminent launch: Today, the sportswear retailer will begin rolling out spring '17 ready-to-wear in-store and online.
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Jennifer Lawrence, 26, dressed down for the Christian Dior Spring-Summer 2017 ready-to-wear show and opted for a pair of cuffed, low-rise boyfriend jeans.
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It celebrates the luxury wares of mostly French fashion houses, but brings fresh focus to the convergence of traditional haute couture and high-end ready-to-wear.
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Moncler said it would end its ready-to-wear catwalk collections Gamme Rouge and Gamme Bleu, which featured at the Paris and Milan fashion shows this year.
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Sonia Rykiel, 86, a French fashion designer who flouted haute couture conventions and created chic, ready-to-wear clothes worn by generations of women on the go.
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Nehera thought shopping should be easy, so he started producing ready-to-wear clothing made from sturdy, practical material that you could buy straight off the rack.
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" As well as the ready-to-wear "Collection" line, he also has an "Experimental" line that includes collections with names like "Cell Segregation" and "Trans Cending Spacetime.
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There is an entire wall devoted to Japanese design, a section of made-in-Paris furs, a rack of designer denim and well-priced ready-to-wear.
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Although the company did not break down revenues between sectors and product lines, its ready-to-wear and leather collections were the largest areas of fashion sales.
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Opened last July, the luxury boutique sells her signature simple but sophisticated ready-to-wear blouses and dresses, many of which are made of satin and leather.
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For a one-time fee of $69, guests can rent four items for up to eight days; everything will be pressed and ready-to-wear upon arrival.
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Clare Waight Keller, the artistic director at Givenchy — which has done men's ready-to-wear since 1969 — introduced men's looks to the brand's couture collections in 2018.
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The following year, backed by the Belgian group BVBA 32, which owns Haider Ackermann and Ann Demeulemeester, he once again tried his hand at ready-to-wear.
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Haute couture's relation to the larger fashion conversation is hazy at best: It does not determine influential new lines or silhouettes, the way ready-to-wear does.
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Mr. Toledano, for example, oversaw the folding of Jean Paul Gaultier's ready-to-wear business into its haute couture operations in 2014 to stem the company's losses.
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Doing so also gives you time to consider factors like the weather, where you plan on going, and what garments you have clean and ready to wear.
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All custom orders are made there, as is part of a recently added ready-to-wear line that is sold more than 100 stores around the world.
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It also means that if you follow the entertainment juggernaut that the ready-to-wear shows have become, there soon won't be any #Wangfest to amuse you.
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Since the late 2200s, when ready-to-wear clothing became available for mass consumption, retailers have primarily sold apparel in straight sizes (211 to 90), excluding bigger women.
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In fact, the mother of three was keeping her arms warm with detachable ribbed wool and cashmere-blend coverings from Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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In September 2012, Kate wore a brightly patterned green-and-blue frock from the designer's ready-to-wear line when she visited the Solomon Islands alongside Prince William.
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Their Fall 2008 Ready-to-Wear collection contained several suits and dresses that had "No" and "Dream On" jutting out like very opinionated fabric tumors left and right.
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Last September, Hartig (now the sole designer) debuted a ready-to-wear collection more politically charged than a Bill Maher tweet and a corresponding punk rock beauty look.
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And though we still have no update on when he'll make his way back to ready-to-wear or couture, Tisci's partnership with NikeLab is still going strong.
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The French photographer and fashion designer is a surprising choice for the fashion line known for its ready-to-wear female fashion, since he's best known for menswear.
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With everything from biographies and contact information to lookbooks and shoppable links, Industrie Africa hosts brands hailing from 23 countries, covering ready-to-wear, accessories, footwear and jewellery.
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"Conventional cotton is the No. 1 user of pesticides, which leads to water contamination and decreased soil fertility." says Britt Cosgrove, designer of ready-to-wear brand Svilu.
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Its business model is closer to couture than ready-to-wear, with almost all of the pieces being one-offs thanks to the limited nature of the fabric.
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Strutting to the Game of Thrones theme song, Amelia also closed the Spring/Summer 2018 ready-to-wear collection, which marked Basso's 35th anniversary in the fashion business.
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While it was originally reported that the collection would only contain 15 pieces, the final tally is closer to 40, spanning various categories of ready-to-wear — dresses!
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The fact that one of Italy's most historic fashion houses used food as inspiration for its couture (importantly, not ready-to-wear) collection only further supports my theory.
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Where we once thought of raincoats as a nothing more than a gross weather accessory, these updated versions are a ready-to-wear force to be reckoned with.
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Highlighting it, however, is her collection of couture, Italian ready-to-wear and lavish screen costumes that will be auctioned on Friday at Julien's Auctions in Los Angeles.
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Last November Net-a-Porter began selling its first maternity-minded label, Hatch, which offers ready-to-wear that women can dress in before, during and after pregnancy.
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Both went on to careers in luxury fashion, Boyd as a US sales manager at Chanel Ready-to-Wear, and Whiting as a senior designer at Ralph Lauren.
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Then, when he returned to fashion in 2015, Mr. Galliano also returned to clowns, showcasing lurid, cartoonish makeup in his first ready-to-wear collection for Maison Margiela.
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Cynthia Rowley stood on Bondi Beach last Friday in Sydney, Australia, in one of her ready-to-wear wet suits, gray with a big red heart on it.
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Saint Harridan has transformed into an online clothing store selling not just custom suits and shirts, but also American-made, ready-to-wear classics like vests and waistcoats.
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Snubbed by the city's fashion hierarchy, the designer's friend Renaldo Barnette said Kelly relocated to Paris, where he debuted his electric ready-to-wear women's collection in 1985.
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A former banker with a keen business acumen, Amrish launched a pret (ready to wear) line called Label, in a sharp contrast to what his mother stood for.
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CreditCreditMarion Berrin A ready-to-wear sheath often takes mere minutes to make, the cutting, sewing and finishing — right down to attaching the label — all done by machine.
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The 1950s were the last decade before the arrival of designer ready-to-wear fashion, when wealthy women had their clothes custom-crafted as a matter of course.
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He popularized tuxedo-style suits for women, known as "Le Smoking", for instance, and made a transition from the world of haute couture to ready-to-wear clothes.
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I reach for a star-printed crepe bomber ($23,300), which stands out among the racks of gowns and sequin-dense minidresses, all of which are ready-to-wear.
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On Friday, the French brand, owned by Compagnie Financière Richemont, named Natacha Ramsay-Levi as its creative director, responsible for all ready-to-wear, accessories and leather goods.
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Ms. Ramsey-Levi had been creative director of women's ready-to-wear at Louis Vuitton, a brand that, like Givenchy, is owned by LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
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Four years ago this month, Mr. Gaultier announced that he was shuttering his namesake ready-to-wear division to focus solely on his twice-a-year couture collections.
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The racks were still overcrowded with incredible one-of-a-kind gowns, the walls were draped with ready-to-wear, and from the ceiling hung stunning archival pieces.
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Philipp Plein, Burberry All Is(n't) Fair In Ready-To-Wear No surprise, really, but this season saw the uglier side of the fashion industry rearing its head, too.
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While those attributes are most commonly associated with workout or "athleisure" wear, ADAY is focused on a new category of women's ready-to-wear apparel across your entire closet.
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Though revenue was up ahead of Simons' arrival in 2016, more than 7% from the year before, it seems the brand's ready-to-wear business has always bled money.
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Sometimes, it's fresh-off-the-runway ready-to-wear; other times, it's custom or "price upon request" — and, nope, we don't ever follow through with the process of requesting.
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The ready-to-wear is a mix of T-shirts and sweatshirts in highly saturated animal prints and traditional Japanese silhouettes (a nod to founding designer Kenzō Takada's roots).
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"The ready-to-wear collection is a continuation of the concept of our brand: beautiful shapes and materials, a range of emotion expressed through texture and color," says Gavriel.
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Our customers can choose from a ready-to-wear shirt made in Turkey, a made-to-measure shirt made in Poland or a truly bespoke shirt made in Virginia.
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While the focus of the label is on leather goods, the designer introduced ready-to-wear in 2014 — today, it's one of the most relevant brands on the market.
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Moreso of haute couture than ready-to-wear (and especially fast-fashion), it's easy to let the price tag of a piece of clothing distract you from its artistry.
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Ganni's creative director, Ditte Reffstrup, teamed up with Swedish brand Magniberg to produce 10 ready-to-wear items spanning jackets, jeans and skirts — Ganni's first official venture into denim.
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Shailene Woodley looked glamorous at the InStyle Awards in Los Angeles on Monday, donning a multi-patterned halter neck dress from Sophie Theallet's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection.
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According to WWD, the French fashion house will continue to show during Fashion Week, presenting both its next ready-to-wear and accessories collections in January and March, respectively.
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The child stars-turned-fashion designers took home the award for Accessory Designer of the Year for The Row, their collection of ready-to-wear, handbags, eyewear and footwear.
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For the past two years, the Belgian designer has created Americana ready-to-wear infused with his own artistic inspirations, inspired often by pop artist Andy Warhol and film.
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"I'm a big believer in sweatpants being dressed up and dressed down," the actress, 20, tells PEOPLE while promoting the next collection for her ready-to-wear line, Daya.
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According to Racked, the brand has been expanding by adding more ready-to-wear and pulling "executives from Marc Jacobs, Nike, and Red Bull" to aid in its expansion.
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Nervous System, a design studio in nearby Somerville founded by a mathematician and an architect, created the first flexible 3D-printed garment, ready to wear right out the printer.
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While the ready-to-wear label's designs can frequently have four-figure price tags, the Dolce & Gabbana piece she wore in today is substantially pricier — $51,500, to be exact.
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Lee, 32, was most recently head of ready-to-wear at LVMH's Celine, but the British-national had previously worked at Maison Margiela, Balenciaga and Donna Karan, Kering said.
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Alessandro Michele, the creative director of Gucci, who won the international designer award last year, was nominated twice: for international ready-to-wear designer and for international accessories designer.
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Yes, Jay Z had done something similar with Rocawear before and Rihanna continues to show Fenty x Puma ready-to-wear, but that wasn't all Tyler had lined up.
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New York fashion designer Tracy Reese, best known for her ready-to-wear eponymous brand, has designed the clothes, which will revolve around a theme of waterproofing, said Chin.
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There's definitely been growth in terms of ready-to-wear fashion offered beyond straight sizes recently, but bridal seems to be dragging its feet when it comes to inclusivity.
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"You have French designers doing like, really commercial ready-to-wear; you've got people over here [in New York] doing something very not New York-sportswear centric," McCollough said.
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She's walking every runway from couture to ready-to-wear to Victoria's Secret, fronting campaigns for Stuart Weitzman and Versace, and regularly scoring prime real estate on the newsstand.
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But swanky ready-to-wear couture and hard-to-find designer collaborations make it a favorite for magazine editors and women who like to stand out in a crowd.
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The Italian luxury house has hired the relatively unknown British director of ready-to-wear design at Céline to its creative helm as part of its ongoing turnaround effort.
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When the haute couture operations needed capital in 1971, Mr. Bergé sold the ready-to-wear division to the Squibb Corporation, only to buy it back two years later.
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In recent years a decisive pivot away from the sex-doll look in favor of a unisex aesthetic has been on full display across the ready-to-wear runways.
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For the Spring 2020 ready-to-wear show, the designers experimented with elevated office wear, incorporating classic power suit elements like shoulder pads, high waisted trousers, and architectural accessories.
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So while the weather still permits, click on for the spring/summer 2020 trends that are ready to wear just as soon as you can click *Add To Cart*.
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"Most customers can only afford something from a designer's ready-to-wear line — or a perfume — whose brand has been made more valuable because he or she designs couture."
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In her second ready-to-wear collection for Christian Dior, Maria Grazia Chiuri took her feminism further out of the realm of the literal — but not quite far enough.
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Since launching her eponymous ready-to-wear label in 1972 with a now signature wrap dress, designer Diane von Furstenberg made it (quite literally) her business to empower women.
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Since then, Cameron has racked up seven more tats, all with meaningful backstories that follow her career evolution into opera, TV, animated features, and now, ready-to-wear accessories.
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Dumas notes that Nadège Vanhee-Cybulski, the house's current women's ready-to-wear artistic director, also studied at Antwerp's Royal Academy and worked under Margiela early in her career.
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An audience member joins the models for the final walk of Chanel Spring/Summer 2020 women's ready-to-wear collection show during the Paris Fashion Week in Paris, France.
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The other was figurative: She received a coveted guest spot from French fashion's governing body, the Chambre Syndicale, to present her ready-to-wear collection during haute couture week.
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Lagerfeld scribbled a sketch of the iconic (and once again ubiquitous) logo of double F's upon his arrival, and added women's ready-to-wear just over a decade later.
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Introducing the second collection of adorable ready-to-wear pieces from fashion blogger Chriselle Lim, in collaboration with women's contemporary line J.O.A. This 10-piece collection – available exclusively at Shopbop.
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"We want to create a full world for our consumers and are thrilled to grow our product offering to include ready-to-wear," they explained in an official press release.
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Inspired by her signature nineties-era fashion, Abloh's ready-to-wear runway styles were complemented by elegant Jimmy Choo shoe designs comprised of conceptual plastics, tulles and bold floral prints.
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Starting in January 2017, the label will start dropping new merchandise on a bi-weekly schedule, and will expand to other ready-to-wear categories like skirts, shorts, and jackets.
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Whether you know it or not, we'll bet your style choices are being inspired by the brand's aesthetic, all statement-making architectural bag shapes and kitsch ready-to-wear line.
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The revered designer was a rare industry mainstay — serving as Chanel's creative director since 1983, while also working at Fendi as the creative director of furs and ready-to-wear.
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Sure, 'neutral' may be the antithesis of exciting, but for Coco Chan, head of women's ready-to-wear and accessories at Stylebop, the popularity of earthy tones lies in sustainability.
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The collection isn't just comprised of the brand's signature leather goods on offer, though: There's also ready-to-wear — autumnal basics meant to be accessorized with Zana Bayne's other offerings.
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Lady Amelia Windsor poses during a photocall before the Spring/Summer 2018 women's ready-to-wear collection show for fashion house Dior during Paris Fashion Week, France, September 26, 2017.
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Pattinson was recently named the new face of Dior Homme's Ready-to-Wear collection, which marks the first time the brand has used a Hollywood star to front the line.
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The good news, though, is that brands are now doing all the work for you, churning out amazing, patched-up pieces that are ready-to-wear and loaded with personality.
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This is the first time any current season Dior ready-to-wear and accessories have been available online anywhere in the United States; the bags only be available through the .
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Gaultier quit ready-to-wear fashion in 2014 to focus on the one-of-a-kind outfits presented in Haute Couture Week in Paris, as well as his perfume line.
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The actress stepped out in a patterned dress from Marni's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection before presenting Hell or High Water's Jeff Bridges with the Best Supporting Actor award.
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Nowadays, pretty much every store sells every category (think ready-to-wear, accessories, and so much more), making it less than easy to decide just where to go for what.
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Instead Ms. Carr, 31, chose a slinky green satin gown by the ready-to-wear designer Sophie Theallet, having persuaded Ms. Theallet, a friend, to rework that dress in white.
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"I loved it," she says of that job, particularly her time in the Fiorucci division, where she sold the ready-to-wear line to major department stores across the country.
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Though it may feel like we've hit peak athleisure, it's starting to seem like fitness-wear-as-ready-to-wear is less a fad and more a way of life.
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Nevertheless, Mr. Poletto said in a call from Milan, "ready-to-wear is key to conveying the look and lifestyle of the brand" and would continue to be a priority.
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While Mr. Jacobs continues to design luxury ready-to-wear and be recognized by the CFDA, the Marc Jacobs label is no longer perceived as a luxury brand by consumers.
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At Givenchy, in her second ready-to-wear collection jointly for men and women (this is really taking hold, and it makes sense), Clare Waight Keller was feeling it, too.
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For Koché, she brings her hands-on crafty sensibility to streetwear-inspired ready-to-wear, finessing nylon sports jackets with lace inserts and encrusting catsuits with studs and Swarovski crystals.
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Two Lebanese women's wear designers, Salim Azzam and Roni Helou, were jointly awarded the inaugural ready-to-wear prize; Krikor Jabotian, also from Lebanon, scooped up the evening wear accolade.
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Aside from being known as the "father of fashion week," Mr. Herman may also be the most famous ready-to-wear designer to trade the runway for the uniform world.
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This week, the ready-to-wear darlings introduced PSWL (for Proenza Schouler White Label), a casual counterpart to its main line, and enlisted Chloë Sevigny to model the inaugural collection.
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These days, only 19 percent of YSL sales come from ready-to-wear, 59 percent from leather goods, 14 percent from shoes and the rest from miscellaneous items like eyewear.
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But how much the company makes from global sales of its No. 5 perfume, ready-to-wear collections and array of accessories has been a closely guarded secret, until now.
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Three years later he returned to his first love — gowns — starting a couture line and expanding his women's ready-to-wear business to include boldly colored dresses and gamine daywear.
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This year, 1,700 designers from more than 24 countries applied for the award, which is open to designers under 40 who have produced at least two ready-to-wear collections.
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His predecessor Phoebe Philo left the high-end ready-to-wear brand in January after turning Celine into one of fashion's most sought-after labels over the past 10 years.
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When Daniel Lee, Celine's former director of ready-to-wear, took the helm at Bottega Veneta in 2017, fashion lovers in search of their Phoebe Philo-era fix took notice.
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Upon learning that a ready-to-wear brand had vacated its space (next to H&M), Reinold Geiger, L'Occitane's chairman and chief executive, called Charles Znaty, Mr. Hermé's business partner.
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This week, for example, featured not only the usual spring couture but also two collections by brands most associated with New York — who were showing their fall ready-to-wear.
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In March, Lim partnered with Los Angeles-based clothing line J.O.A. on a 313-piece ready-to-wear collection called "Roman Holiday" available exclusively at select Nordstrom stores and at Nordstrom.com.
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But where we may expect merch (which, of course, already exists) to thrive, Prabal Gurung opted for ready-to-wear that definitely doesn't scream "gotta catch 'em all" at first sight.
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Kéji has since evolved with skill and precision into a full ready-to-wear collection worn by skaters (a direct reference for her most recent offering) and high-flying women, alike.
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Posh is an earlier champion of bedroom wear as outerwear, and on Tuesday she stepped out in a full matching pink plaid set from her Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection.
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The funds will be invested into the company's growth and developmental strategies, which include expansion in Proenza Schouler's businesses of ready-to-wear, leather goods, their affordable PSWL line, and fragrance.
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On Monday, the "Wolves" singer revealed that this fall's Coach x Selena Gomez collection will expand beyond handbags and small leather goods to include outerwear, ready-to-wear, and other accessories.
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Think of it as not a race, nor its own sport, but a type of ready-to-wear tournament that has the power to influence the industry in a big way.
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While OC also showed off its spring see-now, buy-now collection, the show's scene-stealer was the unveiling of the fall 2018 Disney x Opening Ceremony ready-to-wear collection.
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In addition to ready-to-wear, the shop stocks well-designed gifts, home goods, art, and books; the site's blog also runs unexpected interviews with interesting artists, designers, and other creatives.
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She has been working with Coach's Creative Director Stuart Vevers (featured in the Instagram video, above) on creating ready-to-wear clothing, outerwear, and purses — plus small leather goods and accessories.
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There will also be ready-to-wear, designed by the & Other Stories' team (with the creative help of Bayne and Pendu) to complement the pieces and round out the Co-Lab.
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The June announcement that Daniel Lee, Céline's former director of ready-to-wear, would succeed Tomas Maier at the helm of Bottega Veneta sent quiet vibrations, not shockwaves, through the industry.
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And we can't forget what Yves Saint Laurent did for Black women in Paris on the ready-to-wear circuit (see: Iman, Katoucha Niane, and Dalma Callado, to name a few).
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Hadid and her younger sister Bella starred in Fendi and Moschino campaigns, and Hadid even partnered with Tommy Hilfiger to create the Tommy Hilfiger and Gigi Hadid ready-to-wear collection.
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Kloss had modeled in numerous ad campaigns for the brand and walked many Dior runways, the last being in the Fall/Winter 2012-2013 ready-to-wear show in March 2012.
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One ex-Sears employee recalled the day in the 0003s when he learned employees' commissions were being dropped for items like vacuum cleaners, cordless drills and the ready-to-wear category.
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In the artsy fall/winter 2016 eyewear campaign, the trendsetter wears a tulle-embellished top from the ready-to-wear collection paired with a playful Chanel-embossed ribbon in her hair.
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Alexander Wang and I basically designed the same jacket, and his will always be considered men's ready-to-wear and mine would have been called streetwear had I not spoken out.
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There are few things that underscore just how much of an insular world the ready-to-wear cycle is than its clash with the most mesmerizing sporting event of the year.
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The site is an online forum for more than 25 independent contemporary ready-to-wear and accessories vendors, including established American brands like Mara Hoffman, Samantha Pleet and Clan of Cro.
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Mansur Gavriel has its best-selling streamlined bags, like the calfskin mini cross-body ($252), and its new ready-to-wear offering, which includes a voluminous short-sleeve chiffon dress ($248).
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In the absence of a dedicated national fashion museum, the collection is a contribution to the study of Italian textiles and chronicles the history of the country's ready-to-wear system.
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Her buzziness, Rihanna, is likewise back on the New York schedule, although not with her ready-to-wear line, Fenty x Puma, but with Savage x Fenty, her inclusive lingerie line.
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It's a perfect complement to the brand's latest ready-to-wear collection, which Pilotto describes as "tropical-baroque" and includes quilted microfiber jackets and an asymmetrical dress embroidered with chenille yarn.
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The actress and singer was just tapped by Coach to be its new global face, which includes starring in several upcoming fashion campaigns for leather goods, ready-to-wear and footwear.
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After years of complaining that the twice-yearly, four-city, ready-to-wear circus made no sense, for brands or critics or consumers, some designers decided to do something about it.
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But this was the first time the brand was tapped for a royal occasion, causing the Millie dress to become the fastest ever ready-to-wear Staud item to sell out.
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Management said the company is forging ahead with its "Runway 2020" plan, which consists of expanding in women's footwear and ready-to-wear items, and keeping products fresh, among other initiatives.
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John Galliano is vocal about his pyramidical way of working, in which ideas from his haute couture Artisanal collections for Maison Margiela trickle down to the brand's ready-to-wear propositions.
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For the occasion, he illustrated a rambling scene of bunnies and flora on ready-to-wear pieces and handbags (now in stores), and developed comics-inspired graphics for Prada men's wear.
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By 1988, Kelly was the first American and black person to become a member of the august Chambre Syndicale du Prêt-à-Porter, which governs the French ready-to-wear industry.
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Thierry Mugler: Couturissime gathers more than 150 haute couture and ready-to-wear ensembles created between 1977 and 2014 from collections around the world, including the designer's own 7,83-item archive.
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What they brought to the runway wasn't couture, officially or otherwise, and they didn't pretend it was — in the case of Proenza Schouler, it combined resort and spring 2018 ready-to-wear; for Rodarte, spring ready-to-wear; for Dundas, 2018 resort (and yes, this is the couture fall 2017 season, but it has become almost impossible to keep track of which designer is showing what or when — as good an argument as any for abandoning the pointless nomenclature).
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Having been behind the camera for over 60 years, he's seen the industry change radically, from the emergence of ready-to-wear in the '60s to the Insta-bait extravaganzas of today.
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"As far as other product categories, footwear and ready to wear, which are much smaller parts of our business ... the team is working incredibly hard should [tariffs] come into play," Luis noted.
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The West Coast event, which may not have been top-of-mind for Cowan loyalists, resulted in an unexpected chance for the ready-to-wear designer to flex his haute couture muscles.
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Back in February, we saw the explosion of feather-adorned ready-to-wear pieces grace the runways of Miu Miu, Balenciaga, Prada, and more — and now's the time to finally wear them.
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Unlike ready-to-wear, which was hit in the aftermath of the financial crisis when women cut back on discretionary spending, romance and occasion wear have appeared to be more recession-proof.
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Verona Collection features a curated selection of versatile, ready-to-wear pieces including dresses, tops, cardigans, pants, and hijabs in a variety of different colors and fabrics, priced from $12.95 to $84.95.
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Gucci, the recently rebooted ready-to-wear and accessories brand that is beloved by everyone from Jennifer Lopez to Millennials (and us!), regularly makes a point to reach out to youth culture.
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All three girls, however, have long been favorites of the house often walking the runway for the brand's ready-to-wear collections, attending events with the designer, and starring in Chanel campaigns.
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Italian fashion designer and Dior's first ever female creative director, Maria Grazia Chiuri, had the words 'We should all be feminists' on a T-Shirt in her ready-to-wear SS17 collection.
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Also new is a second plus-size collection for Beth Ditto, who is releasing 11 ready-to-wear pieces sized 14-28 and serving as her own best model in the campaign.
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The Black-ish starlet, 16, arrived on the red carpet in head-turning fashion, looking gorgeous in a checkered gown from designer Virgil Abloh's Off-White Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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On the runway, Abloh debuted a collection of handbags and shoes, designed in partnership with Jimmy Choo, the first time the iconic shoe brand has worked with a ready-to-wear label.
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It's why his effect is felt not just in men's wear but in women's wear, too; not just in ready-to-wear, but in couture; from high to low and back again.
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It is also believed LVMH started forming a team six months prior, handpicking employees from Louis Vuitton and Celine to work on the fashion house's ready-to-wear, leather goods and accessories.
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Never one for something understated and subtle, in March, Karl Lagerfeld concluded the Chanel ready-to-wear fall/winter '17 show with a life-size shuttle lifting off inside Paris' Grand Palais.
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She soon started making and selling scarves out of her home and then introduced her own ready-to-wear line, becoming a staple at New York Fashion Week by the mid-1990s.
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Despite his relative inexperience, the new graduate assisted in pattern making, toiles and samples of several final show looks for both Christian Dior couture and ready-to-wear runway collections at Margiela.
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While most sneakers come out of the box laced up and ready to wear, you'll regularly find laces that are uneven, twisted, in the wrong pattern, or simply pulled way too tight.
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Then, SelGo had all eyes on her when she opted for a matching neon pink-and-white printed polo shirt and pants set from Miu Miu's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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The book, released in November, features designs inspired by the fashion pages of the British edition of the magazine during the 1950s, including ready-to-wear by Christian Dior, Givenchy and Chanel.
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Fashion designer and former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham loosened up her look for the debut of her ready-to-wear spring/summer 2017 line at New York Fashion Week over the weekend.
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Ms. Ahn, one of the 2017 LVMH Prize finalists, will unveil her initial Dior Homme collection alongside Mr. Jones's first ready-to-wear collection, during men's fashion week in June in Paris.
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So, on a recent trip, when I noticed a secondhand shop filled with high-end designer jackets, bags, boots and jewelry — many from defunct Parisian ready-to-wear brands, I was thrilled.
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P.A. I studied both ready-to-wear and footwear design while at Berkshire College of Art and Design, and when I was younger always dreamed that I would end up designing clothes.
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In the 1960s, he expanded Saint Laurent's operations from haute couture into the far more profitable ready-to-wear market, with boutiques in Paris, New York and other cities across the globe.
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But Peter Manning offers shelves of chinos, jeans and corduroys that top off at 30 and go down to 26 inches, what might be called Danny DeVito (4-10) ready-to-wear.
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Vetements, the rebellious French streetwear label, won international urban luxury brand, while its co-founder Demna Gvasalia was named international ready-to-wear designer for his second job, artistic director of Balenciaga.
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He was known for popularizing tube tops in the 1970s, tailored suits for women in the 5.43s and 1990s and, later, luxury ready-to-wear clothing for men as well as women.
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And remember that since taking over at Dior, Ms. Chiuri has had a tendency to speckle her ready-to-wear collections with feminist message T-shirts, just to hammer her points home.
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The first Alexander Wang public sample sale in two years will have discounts of up to 80 percent on covetable ready-to-wear and accessories, including a leather minisatchel ($199, originally $795).
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To culminate Versace's Ready to Wear runway show during Milan Fashion Week, Jennifer Lopez appeared, to the awe and enchantment of the audience, in an updated look from her original 2000 cut.
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In meetings with over two dozen factories in Puerto Rico, Herrero Lugo pitched an idea that could overhaul the local industry and awaken a dormant potential: high-end, ready-to-wear fashion.
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The Kylie x Balmain Collection will be unveiled during the French luxury brand's Paris Fashion Week ready-to-wear show at the historic Opera Garnier on Friday, according to a press release.
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She has channeled much of her hard-won travel wisdom into a new venture: LHD, a ready-to-wear line that was introduced last month and aims to make packing a cinch.
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He stayed at that house for five years, until deciding to trade the more rarefied environs of the couture for a freelance career in the emerging world of 1960s ready-to-wear.
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For Campbell's collaboration, the tattoo artist has contributed five original designs, from small geometric patterns to an abstracted snake, intended to adorn the brand's shoes, leather goods and some ready-to-wear pieces.
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But whereas the ready-to-wear range offered a more literal study of this idea in the form of workwear, the spring '17 couture explored it of through a much more wondrous lens.
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It is a family-owned Vienna shoe business that was founded in 22 as a bespoke shoe business that has now switched into exclusively ready-to-wear shoes and dropped its bespoke business.
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Berry let the Zuhair Murad Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection piece do all the talking as she simply accessorized with only D'Orazio rings and wore her tresses in a high braided pony.
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Williams also paid some style homage to the honoree by wearing the sleeveless black and gold Versace dress that Hadid modeled during the Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection during Milan Fashion Week.
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For Campbell, the ready-to-wear and couturier served not only as a best friend, but her protector, a guardian that always pushed her to be a larger-than-life version of herself.
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The full ready-to-wear and accessories line-up is topped off with four classic Vans sneakers, including The Old Skool Platform, a reissue of Vans' Style 29, and its famous slip-on.
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To walk this exclusive runway, Ava opted for Giambattista Valli, an Italian designer who launched his first ready-to-wear line in 2005 and six years later showed his first haute couture line.
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Gaultier, who has dressed a spate of celebrities from Oscar winner Marion Cotillard to singer Lady Gaga, quit ready-to-wear fashion in 2014 to focus on haute couture and his perfume line.
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The entire ensemble came straight off the runway from Helmut Lang's Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection, which was designed by Shayne Oliver, who's become known in the industry for creating genderless collections.
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Back in September, the performer-turned-designer presented her sophomore ready-to-wear collection for the brand at Paris Fashion Week — and a new range of Fenty-fied shoes to go with it.
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In September, she balked at the warm weather during New York Fashion Week and wore a black and white fur coat from Oscar de la Renta Fall/ Winter 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Meilland was appointed in November to lead the ready-to-wear men's category, one of a trio of creative managers picked by Eraldo Poletto, chief executive at the Florence-based brand since August.
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Ready-to-wear designer Zac Posen revealed a textured jacquard sheath with a cape-like Watteau train in his debut collaboration with the Pronovias Group's White One brand, Zac Posen for White One.
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Dress Codes 6 Photos View Slide Show ' There is a growing conflation of what you may wear for a workout and the ready-to-wear clothes on the runways of Milan and Paris.
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"When clients come for the ready-to-wear, they're also looking for jewelry to complement their entire look," she said, adding that fashion week has been an effective "communication tool" to showcase jewelry.
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Now Loewe sells craft-focused ready-to-wear and accessories that take pride in cultural references, like Mr. Anderson's recent capsule collection inspired by the Arts and Crafts tile designer William De Morgan.
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The first house of Saint Laurent is located on the tony Rue de l'Université on Paris's Left Bank — the Rive Gauche, which Saint Laurent named his ready-to-wear line after in 20093.
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Michael Kors will continue his Ready-to-Wear, Ready to Go concept with an edited selection of pieces from the show, including a grommet pleated shirt ($2,150) and sarong skirt ($225,22) available immediately.
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"Thank goodness that in 2019, this show is happening," said the Paris-based designer Rad Hourani, who is credited with creating the first unisex and gender-neutral ready-to-wear collection, in 2007.
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Fashion favourite Gucci is up for three gongs, with creative director Alessandro Michele acknowledged for his contribution to accessories and ready-to-wear, while his colleague Marco Bizzarri is recognised as a Business Leader.
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Since the height of the brand's fame back in 2007, it has continued to evolve, introducing new styles, such as espadrilles, sneakers, and even ready-to-wear and loungewear, to its ever-growing collection.
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The collection is super-comprehensive, consisting of ready-to-wear, outerwear, footwear and accessories and is size inclusive, ranging from 255-993 — and since everything comes in under $299, how does a girl chose?
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Shunning the bright lights and loud music usually used at catwalk shows, Valentino set the mood for its Autumn/Winter 2016/2017 ready-to-wear collection with dim lighting and a live piano performance.
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Before you go, a question from a reader: Q: I have noticed that every season there are not only emerging trends from ready-to-wear fashion shows, but similarities in motifs and fabric construction.
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The star sparkled in her black Balmain gown — from the Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection — that featured multicolor crystals, plunging neckline and seductive leg slit that showcased a pair of Sophia Webster heels.
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According to Thornton, "the village is full of his sketches and there are wonderful references to his time," and Preen brought that inspiration to life with L.K. Bennett's first ready-to-wear collaboration ever.
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Creative director of women's collections, Paul Andrew, and Guillame Meilland, head of the group's ready-to-wear, said the collection was inspired by the colour palette of Tuscany's rolling hills, vineyards and olive groves.
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Paired with strappy red Ade Samuel shoes, Shahidi's second look was a black and white dress from Bibhu Mohapatra's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection that featured an intricate kaleidoscopelike pattern on the skirt.
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Similar machines simply measure body mass, but mPort's founders see a future where the device benefits clothing retailers to produce ready-to-wear fitted clothing and government entities to combat rising health-care costs.
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The Being Mary Jane actress, who opted for a metallic sequin duster coat from Rodarte's fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, revealed she was introduced to designer sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy through Dunst!
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The rapper, 34, was all dressed up for the Oscar de la Renta show on Monday, opting for a black and white fur coat from the brand's Fall/ Winter 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Moth holesOne of the worst feelings is storing your clothes in what you believe to be a safe place only to find them filled with holes the next time you're ready to wear them.
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Mr. Robinson said he has felt both delighted and frustrated seeing "Valley" become part of the aesthetic vernacular: on runways like Alessandro Michele's Gucci, Tom Ford and Mulberry's fall 2010 ready-to-wear show.
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Now, Weiland is expanding her offering beyond fuzzy toppers to include a series of silk ready-to-wear pieces (officially dubbed "Silkies") that still feature that playful quality and quirk that the coats possess.
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Created in 1895 and specializing in 20163,500-euro ($1,667) luxury shoes with a peculiar two-tone shine and finish, Berluti has been trying to re-invent itself as an upmarket ready-to-wear brand.
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They're united by ambition, rather than aesthetic: Mr. Martens makes languid, street-influenced ready-to-wear, Ms. Kocher is a couture embellishment specialist, Mr. Merikoski moonlights as a men's wear designer for Louis Vuitton.
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As one half of Eckhaus Latta, the American label known for its creative, gender-fluid ready-to-wear designs, Latta has a professional practice that slips between conceptual art, high fashion and provocative marketing.
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Part of Mr. Givenchy's strategy was practical: His fabrics cost about a third less than those of his competitors, and he recognized the growing market in America for sportier fashion and ready-to-wear.
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If her first ready-to-wear show for the house seemed like something of a throat-clearing, this was a bid to be the author of her own genre, as opposed to fan fiction.
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Two days before its 1994-953 "Fall Winter Ready-to-Wear" show in Paris, the fashion house Chanel was missing a small but crucial element for the collection: the nail color for the models.
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That sentiment is shared by Ece and Ayse Ege, also sisters, who set up their couture and ready-to-wear label Dice Kayek in 1992, and celebrated their 25th anniversary in business this year.
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But in January the Mulleavys announced a major change in strategic tack for their spring 2018 show: a permanent relocation from the New York ready-to-wear carousel to Paris and the couture calendar.
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Over the years, the business has evolved to encompass both ready-to-wear pieces and couture, but sales of the white shirt still account for more than 30 percent of Dice Kayek's total sales.
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The cofounder and sole owner of the Armani empire, Giorgio Armani's luxury fashion house has ventures in haute couture, sportswear, beauty, restaurants, interior design, hotels and resorts, and ready-to-wear fashion, among others.
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Ms. Jarrar, 46, completed only two ready-to-wear collections — spring 2353 and fall 2018 — for the house before the termination of her contract, which was announced by the company Thursday and effective immediately.
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Now ready-to-wear and accessories account for 21 percent of the company's total revenue, with Vanhee-Cybulski paying particular attention to outerwear, including a buttery yellow double-faced cashmere coat for this season.
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A precollection — what Mr. Alaïa called the "Intemporels" — which he designed before his death, will be sold to buyers this month, and the main collection of fall ready-to-wear and accessories in March.
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Offering a regularly rotating edit of the best in luxury fashion spanning ready-to-wear, footwear, bags and fine jewelry, Browns East is launching with 45 brands, including Rejina Pyo, Jacquemus, Gucci, and Sies Marjan.
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And not only was the Grammy-winning singer, 29, beaming with hometown pride, the world's most famous Bajan was also literally radiating in a yellow tunic dress from Hellessy's Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection.
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Also at the NYC premiere were McConaughey's costars Corey Stoll, Stephen Gaghan, Edgar Ramírez and Bryce Dallas Howard, who wore a black strapless dress from Preen by Thornton Bregazzi's Fall 2016 ready-to-wear collection.
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Cyrus, 24, wore a black and multi-colored floral dress from Maria Escote's Spring 2018 ready-to-wear collection with blue mascara and Liam, 27, looked dapper in a black suit and color coordinated tie.
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Trible said its own U.S. facility better enables the company to "test new designs, patterns, fits and collars that are making their way back into our ready-to-wear collection," ultimately making them better shirtmakers.
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The collection is made up of ready-to-wear separates, including oversized jackets, graphic tees, midriff tops, sheer kimonos and light-wash denim, available in sizes 225-22018, with prices ranging from $218 to $160.
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What It Is: Armarium is a high-end rental service that offers a curated selection of couture and ready-to-wear pieces, along with trendy accessories, from the most sought-after designers in the business.
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The latter is the Euro chic, ready-to-wear brand that offers up unique pieces of clothing that are very minimalist cool (with the not-so-cheap, yet not-crazy-expensive, price tag to match).
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Whereas you might be saving up pennies for a while to get one of those ready-to-wear garments from Fashion Week, all the dresses in Karl Lagerfeld Paris' Social Collection ring in under-$400.
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Presented in plain, ingeniously transformed galleries, it forms a gorgeous tutorial about the narrowing of the gap between traditional haute couture and ready-to-wear, and the integration of handwork and new tech-savvy processes.
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It also highlighted the economic importance of Paris' six fashion weeks a year — two for ready-to-wear, two for menswear and two for couture — saying they generated altogether 10.3 billion euros in annual sales.
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The brand has evolved with the times, as it announced in March 2019 that it would do away with its runway collections and focus more on its ready-to-wear clothing lines and undergarment collections.
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This year, the ball will feature a display of over 100 pieces of haute couture and ready-to-wear pieces playing into the Costume Institute's exhibition, Manus x Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology.
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That track record was enough to convince Chou, the Hong Kong billionaire that turned around Tommy Hilfiger and built Michael Kors into a multi-billion dollar powerhouse in the world of ready to wear fashion.
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The spring/summer 2018 couture season proved to be a good one for makeup artists, as the trend of natural fresh faces was less prevalent than it has been during recent ready-to-wear seasons.
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And so the curtain came up on the final leg of ready-to-wear in a cavernous chamber constructed to the house's specifications at the Hippodrome de Longchamp, the racetrack on the fringes of Paris.
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The Tokyo label Ambush, designed by the Japanese power couple Verbal and Yoon, has already won over the cool kids with its line of unisex hip-hop-cum-high-fashion jewelry and ready-to-wear.
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In 216, Ms. Kawakubo introduced her first women's wear designs under the Comme des Garçons label — which translates as Like Some Boys — in Tokyo, with ready-to-wear collections presented there from 219 to 20053.
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For his spring 2017 collection, he enlisted Mr. Kamei for a collaboration on Dior Homme pieces that incorporated prints of the artist's work on ready-to-wear clothing, small leather goods, bags and leather sneakers.
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The disclosure came on the final day of Milan Fashion Week — and two days after what was Ms. Prada's last solo ready-to-wear show — at a live news conference held in the brand's headquarters.
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On Thursday, Bergdorf Goodman will open a pop-up for Chufy, the globe-trotting art director Sofia Sanchez de Betak's ready-to-wear and accessories collection, which includes embroidered gaucho pants ($653,960) and espadrilles ($855).
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To me, the worst thing that we could have done is to find the person who did that specific piece of ready-to-wear...I'm not there to blame anybody who potentially made that mistake.
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I&aposve tried other ready-to-wear suits in the past, but still had to make alterations because only one fit was available or because I had to settle for a larger waist or inseam.
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Mr. Simons breathed new life into Jil Sander, and after six years there, as Ms. Sander returned, he joined Dior, ascending to one of the highest mounts of Parisian ready-to-wear and haute couture.
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Comprised of ready-to-wear pieces that exemplify Culpo's very own stylish aesthetic, the collection is full of mix-and-match separates, jumpsuits and dresses that are just as easy to wear dressed up or down.
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In the '70s, Vanderbilt revolutionized the fashion industry with a collection of ready-to-wear pieces that included jeans, which were created for women at a time when most mass-produced denim was designed for men.
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Sculptural heels first appeared in the designer's fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection with a unique slew of mismatching square- and circular-heeled silhouettes, but it's taken until now for the masses to follow his lead.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Restructuring clothing retailer Vivarte said on Wednesday it had reached a deal to sell its ready-to-wear Naf Naf brand to a consortium led by Chinese fashion company La Chapelle & Co (20173.HK).
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That's also when Saint James gained traction in other parts of France, began exporting its products to different markets, branched into full ready-to-wear collections — and started getting a little weird with its signature stripes.
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ROME (Reuters) - Laura Biagiotti, who helped transform her mother's business from a small tailoring shop in Rome to an internationally recognized ready-to-wear fashion brand, died on Friday aged 73, her family and company said.
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For men, Abloh's vision for the foreseeable future is much more concise and includes a taking back of Wall Street tropes, finished with the finer details of a more office-appropriate interpretation of ready-to-wear.
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In her time there, she transformed Kate Spade into a fun and whimsical brand (including collaborations with Minnie Mouse), expanding the line beyond accessories, and into ready-to-wear and presentations at New York Fashion Week.
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Not long after, she turned the industry upside down with a collection of ready-to-wear pieces, most notably with jeans specifically made for women (most mass-produced jeans at the time were designed for men).
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The mother of two brought the party to Wednesday's People's Choice Awards in L.A., where she showed off her long legs in a metallic fringe mini dress from Elie Saab's Spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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For one, its average price for a ready-to-wear, mid-priced daytime women's dress is a whopping $210 for Singapore, well above the $210 in Paris, but still below the more than $1,000 in London.
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"We are present and accounted for in the mainstream of what [is] probably the most important ready-to-wear trend that we've seen since skinny denim maybe came on the scene," Peck said on the call.
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Though Karan and Kawakubo's personalities might seem like oil and water — Karan is somewhat of an extrovert and Kawakubo's been very reclusive — the ready-to-wear designer admires the artistry and meditation that Kawakubo's work requires.
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While they're functional enough to stand up to her vigorous, long swims, many of the designs — such as the long-line straight top or the curve one-piece — can also serve as ready-to-wear pieces.
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She bought a controlling interest in Capucci's business a few years ago, and in addition to helping him burnish his archive of nearly 700 dresses, she has recently launched his first foray into ready-to-wear.
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It's a fun read which paints Lorde as a serious pop songwriter with an ear for detail and a newfound set of emotions which she's more than ready to wear on her black glitter-embellished sleeves.
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The Jenner sisters made a splashy debut (as only they can do) back in February when they debuted an eponymous ready-to-wear collection, not a collaboration or a partnership, but their own line of clothing.
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This latest announcement will be sure to please Saunders and DVF fans, alike: Saunders is known for his colorful prints, which fall right in line with von Furstenberg's peppy ready-to-wear (and signature wrap dresses).
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On Sunday evening, at Spring Studios, during New York Fashion Week's women's ready-to-wear collections, the designer Prabal Gurung, will debut a men's wear line alongside his women's wear, which he first launched in 2009.
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LVMH, the world's biggest luxury group by revenue, already owns Parfums Christian Dior, and the deal would give it ownership of the Christian Dior haute couture, leather, men's and women's ready-to-wear, and shoe businesses.
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That focus has continued even though the nation is modernizing at a rapid clip, and so are women's wardrobes, with urban Indian women preferring Western ready-to-wear or casual Indian wear as their daily attire.
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Givenchy, owned by luxury group LVMH, first announced the news in a post on its Instagram account and said Waight Keller will oversee all product lines, including women's and men's ready-to-wear, accessories and haute couture.
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With the help of Swarovski, the folks over at Tipsy Elves has proven that you can make this particular category of holiday ready-to-wear vaguely luxury if you just put a galaxy of rhinestones on it.
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So she co-designed the newest Jordyn Woods x Boohoo: a 60-piece collection, including a range of size inclusive ready-to-wear pieces including colorful blazers, chic jumpsuits, matching two-piece sets, and high-slit dresses.
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Thanks to Miley Cyrus (and Cardi freakin' B), the eclectic French ready-to-wear label is getting a boost in search traffic by millennials who may not be as familiar with the brand as fashion's in-crowd.
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"It's the uniqueness of the one-of-a-kind pieces that make you want them even more, everyone has access to ready-to-wear, but vintage feels more special," says Fanny Moizant, co-founder of Vestiaire Collective.
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For those who rely on the 'haute' in haute couture as a source of fantasy, a repose from the cycle of ready-to-wear, or a welcomed interpretation as fashion as art, it was bleak at best.
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Simons's role is a new one for the iconic American house, as he will oversee all of its labels, from its highest-end ready-to-wear offering, Calvin Klein Collection, to its profitable underwear and denim businesses.
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For years, Valentino staged his couture shows at the Ritz, and members of the fashion flock could be relied on to alight at the hotel whenever the ready-to-wear and couture seasons brought them to Paris.
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It could have been a soggy, dismal end to the first day of Paris Fashion Week, as Anthony Vaccarello unveiled his second ready-to-wear collection for Saint Laurent outside, in the middle of a torrential downpour.
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He realized that his haute couture designs should also be translated into more wearable pieces, which was why he co-founded a ready-to-wear fashion company in 2012, roping in Warren Liu as his co-founder.
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"This industry is very much under-estimated by public authorities," said Ralph Toledano, head of fashion brands Nina Ricci and Jean-Paul Gaultier and chairman of the French Federation of couture, ready-to-wear and fashion designers.
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And though Ms. Chiuri has experience working with couture and ready-to-wear ateliers, as well as overseeing some of the most successful bags and shoes of recent seasons, she has never led a house by herself.
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The Japanese fashion designer Mihara Yasuhiro first made his name in footwear, before expanding into ready-to-wear in 1997 and showing his men's wear collections in Paris, where he has long been considered an industry favorite.
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Paris Fashion Week is just a few weeks away, as is Maria Grazia Chiuri's much anticipated second ready-to-wear collection for Dior (her debut last September, and her subsequent couture collection, were both met with acclaim).
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The Kardashian-Jenner spawn and budding retail moguls disclosed their latest project Wednesday, informing the world via social media that they're expanding their heavily evolved clothing empire beyond ready-to-wear and accessories to include bathing suits.
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Enfold, a ready-to-wear line based on clean silhouettes and precise tailoring, like a hoodie coat ($2145) and relaxed trousers ($225), will be joined by the culty denim line Moussy, which makes artfully patched jeans ($2240).
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With the exception of an unpaid yearlong internship with the Parisian couturier Robert Piguet and a brief stint as a ready-to-wear designer in New York, he remained in California for the rest of his career.
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When Beth Bugdaycay left her job as the C.E.O. of the ready-to-wear label Rebecca Taylor four years ago, she did so partly in order to collaborate with her husband, the real estate developer Murat Bugdaycay.
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There were, however, some very 2018 updates, like temporary neck tattoos courtesy of Christian Dior, an array of gowns with pockets at Chanel and Proenza Schouler's latest ready-to-wear collection off-schedule (as is the mode).
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The house announced in November that it intended to place more focus on its men's ready-to-wear offerings, and would not be showing a women's collection at N.Y.F.W. David Hart x Hart Schaffner Marx Wednesday, Feb.
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MILAN — Milan and the rest of the fashion world stepped off the ready-to-wear hamster wheel this week to pay tribute to Franca Sozzani, the longtime editor of Italian Vogue, who died in December at 66.
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The image, of a nude white scowling man sitting as erect as a raised thumb and surrounded by his ready-to-wear wardrobe as soldier, executioner and butcher, is as sardonic as the Alice portraits are tender.
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There are discounts up to 70 percent on ready-to-wear and accessories like a Haider Ackermann cutout gown ($1,000, originally $375 rental; $2,520 retail) and Jimmy Choo orange mink clutch ($750, originally $250 rental; $2,895 retail).
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On the runways, the style is a perennial: At the Givenchy spring 2017 ready-to-wear show, each model wore her hair plastered slickly to her forehead in front and tied in an elongated knot in back.
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Making plastic shift and sway like cotton was crazy enough, but the real mind bender was that the dress emerged from a 3-D printer as a ready-to-wear piece you simply slipped on and buttoned up.
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"Something I really appreciate about this company is we're providing these ultra-sexy pieces, as well as introducing stuff that is ready to wear, that you can wear out with your friends or on a date," she says.
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Tapping her artwork as a muse, she produced fashion and textile designs that would earn her the 1969 Neiman Marcus Fashion Award, before opening the door to a line of ready-to-wear garments in the mid-1970s.
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Since you probably already own enough striped tees and black leather jackets to prove your affinity for the country's couturiers and ready-to-wear mainstays, we're shifting the focus to another fashion item the French do best: lingerie.
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"It's important to control the image of your brand, something we have known since we were very young," Mary-Kate says of the decision to produce their ready-to-wear collection themselves instead of using an outside licensee.
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"Kerby Jean-Raymond from Pyer Moss has a true vision when it comes to ready-to-wear that appeals to a bold and socially conscious consumer," Neal Taylor, general manager of Reebok Classic, said in a press release.
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His much-criticized (but now iconic) "grunge collection" for the brand inspired him to leave American fashion for Gucci, which was then a struggling brand in desperate need of an overhaul in the women's ready-to-wear space.
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I've had my eye on these beautiful aprons from La DoubleJ, made from quality Italian fabrics and in a handful of eclectic prints that would pop against any of the dresses from the brand's ready-to-wear line.
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You'll find items like an oversize cashmere Love intarsia pullover ($995) at the new Michael Kors serialized pop-up shop titled the Kors Edit, where September's theme is "Ready-to-Wear, Ready to Go." At 384 Bleecker Street.
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Fulvio Rigoni, director for Ferragamo's women's ready to wear, showcased his spring summer 2018 collection on a lawn under the stars, set up for the occasion in front of Palazzo Mezzanotte, the stock exchange in Italy's fashion capital.
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Sameer Lilani, Europe and the Middle East director at the Indian jewelry house Amrapali, compares the relationship to that of couture and ready-to-wear: Established clients, he stressed, can't be alienated in the quest for new buyers.
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Calling all Francophiles: Rouje, the ready-to-wear label founded by the Parisian It girl Jeanne Damas, has collaborated with the French lingerie and swim label Yasmine Eslami (they're also close friends) on their first foray into swimwear.
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Although not the most obviously logical thing to do at a show of ready-to-wear for men, the gesture was consistent with the second of Hogarth's principles of beauty, the one that says the eye requires variety.
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Moncler, which sells its signature puffer jackets for more than 1,000 euros ($1,236), signalled a change in November, ditching its two ready-to-wear catwalk clothing lines Gamme Bleu and Gamme Rouge and parting ways with its designers.
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Thankfully, when the "Hustlers" star attended the Creative Artists Agency Golden Globes after-party, she was wearing a different — and much better — outfit: a gorgeous Zuhair Murad look from the brand&aposs ready-to-wear resort 2020 collection.
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With no "Monsieur" or "Madame," the modern company hews instead to the contours of the guilds: There are separate ateliers (and corresponding heads) for women's ready-to-wear, perfume, shoes and jewelry, men's wear, silk and home furnishings.
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On Tuesday, the end of the women's ready-to-wear season in Paris, the last of Karl Lagerfeld's enormous sets for Chanel will be revealed — the final gesture of a man who shaped fashion as we know it.
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"I feel strongly that curves are intrinsic to feminine identity and clothes must begin with an understanding of women's bodies," she explains, especially in the context of introducing ready-to-wear with the sensibility of a traditional lingerie brand.
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While Chanel is showing tiny silk shorts, coat dresses and witty tweed textures in its current ready to wear season, Carters, of the House Oshkosh B'gosh, has upped the ante with unexpected twists on fleece, padding, and whimsical stripes.
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To note: The brand's latest campaign, lensed by photographer Ethan James Green, features designs from the main collections (by Lang's women's ready-to-wear designer Selina Elkuch and the men's design team), separate of what's to come from Oliver.
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Though new to neither the French maison of Paco Rabanne nor the world of ready-to-wear, he does, like the house's founder, possess the skills it takes to create clothes that straddle the worlds of art and commerce.
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Also at the London event were Pratt's costars Zoë Saldana, who wore a Ulyana Sergeenko dress, Jared Lehr jewels, and Jimmy Choo shoes, and Karen Gillan, who wore a dress from Self-Portrait's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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Instead, the names of lesser-known, already-employed creatives were on the table: Natasa Cagalj (then of Stella McCartney, now of Port 1961), Celine's own ready-to-wear design director Michael Rider, Ilaria Icardi of Victoria Beckham, and more.
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After launching her eponymous fashion label in October 22 under a 50/50 venture with luxury conglomerate Kering, the daughter of Beatles member Paul McCartney saw immediate success with her eco-friendly ready-to-wear, men's, and accessories lines.
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In Beijing Department Store (yes, that's its name), a store that stocks ready-to-wear suited for the rising cadre, there were over a dozen brands of navy blue zippered windbreakers, ranging in price from about $70 to $700.
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Bain said China's luxury market should also see robust growth this year "fueled by millennials and ready to wear" attire, though the growth rate would likely slow down to "low-mid teen" levels given the fast growth in 2017.
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Given a bewildering profusion of choices — to go oversize or trim, minimal or maximal, crisply corporate or effusively romantic — and the steadily soaring prices of ready- to-wear, a certain amount of fashion fatigue was bound to set in.
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Recent significant staff losses include a design team reduced to three people from 11; the director of ready-to-wear fired; the head of accessories leaving for Marc Jacobs; and the head of ateliers resigning after several years service.
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Last month, Bandier launched its first pair-up with a ready-to-wear label — NYC's Cushnie et Ochs, known for their sleek, body-con, cutout-dappled aesthetic, which translated easily into a 10-piece collection of active-fashion garb.
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These dresses look and feel sophisticated and sexy, and they can be worn in countless ways (if you're not ready to wear one alone, for example, throw a slip over a T-shirt or knitwear to feel less exposed).
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Chanel, known for putting a healthy dose of pressure on suppliers to create new yarns and fabrics every season, has been working with paper yarns and is researching the use of 3-D printing for ready-to-wear clothing.
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This coming collection, his first foray into ready-to-wear, will include a moiré evening vest based on a small drawing by Ellsworth Kelly, a silk organza trench coat and, of course, beautiful headwear to top it all off.
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The assortment consists of the brands' stone-studded gold vermeil and sterling silver rings, necklaces, and earrings, inspired by Adina's own "powerhouse" personal style and an elevated aesthetic that trickles down from her passion for luxury ready-to-wear.
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With 500 of her close friends and family gathered in a room at the PUBLIC Hotel overlooking Manhattan's Lower East Side, she also took the opportunity to share an important announcement: Susan Alexandra is officially launching ready-to-wear.
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Designed by Mr. Alaïa, the boutique is light, airy and furnished with bespoke pieces from artists and designers like Naoto Fukasawa, Piero Lissoni and Pierre Paulin, the better to showcase the ready-to-wear, accessories and cosmetics on display.
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It was designed by the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer in 21965, which happens to be the year Zegna launched ready-to-wear, and was a fitting setting because Niemeyer's work was one of the main inspirations for the collection.
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Danes' dress is the latest in a long line of tech-infused dresses, ranging from Lady Gaga's flying dress designed by Studio X/O, to Nervous System's 22016D-printed created ready-to-wear dress that was acquired by MoMA.
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My research has exposed the fact that since the birth of ready-to-wear in the late 267th century (when plus sizes were charmingly known as "stoutwear"), the fashion industry has largely ignored the clothing needs of fat women.
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It's in the shoes by It-designer Mari Guidicelli, in the runways at Creatures of Comfort, Maryam Nassir Zadeh, Rachel Comey, Vika Gazinskaya, Vetements, Balenciaga, and even in the accessories (and now ready-to-wear) revolution started by Mansur Gavriel.
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According to WWD, for the last year Nordstrom has been working with a select number of brands to extend their sizing in denim, ready-to-wear, dresses, outerwear, lingerie, and swimwear, creating pieces that will be sold in 15 select stores.
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But now, with the all the time in the world, Grey aspires to create a women's ready-to-wear line and hopes to one-day dress celebrity trend-setters such as Lady Gaga, just like his fellow Project Runway judge, Maxwell.
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This is, after all, the man who took the fashion industry by storm in 2007 by becoming the first designer of Indian descent to present a collection—full of high-concept, rainbow-spectrum ready-to-wear showstoppers—at Paris Fashion Week.
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Lest you think that only ready-to-wear models can manage such a feat, Irinia Shayk made her debut on the Victoria's Secret runway in slinky lingerie just as the news broke she was expecting her first child with Bradley Cooper.
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Earlier in the day, Bey was spotted wearing a bright red pencil skirt and plain white t-shirt with detachable ribbed wool and cashmere-blend covered sleeves from Calvin Klein's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, which retails for $495.
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For the last stop of her international Becoming book tour before the new year, Obama turned one of her most fashion-forward looks yet: a head-to-toe Balenciaga getup from the French fashion house's spring 2019 ready-to-wear collection.
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Since then, we've seen the likes of the fashion-forward and size-inclusive ready-to-wear label A New Day and fitness line Joylab, and it seems like the new year is bringing yet another reason to hit its clothing racks.
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But now, as seen above, Pratt is trying her hand at ready to wear for British e-commerce retailer Goddiva, and recently wore one of her creations to the U.K. premiere of Fifty Shades Darker, which you can see above.
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" Ralph Toledano, chairman of the French Federation of couture, ready-to-wear designers and fashion designers said: "Sonia Rykiel was a great lady of exceptional talent, she embodied the rebel and independent spirit of Paris and Saint Germain des Prés.
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The new brand is called Fenty — produced under the umbrella of the famed luxury goods conglomerate LVMH — and its first collection of ready-to-wear, shoes, accessories, and jewelry will be shown in Paris later this month, Business of Fashion reports.
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"One of the reasons why I think it isn't apples to apples is because there is typically more of a marketing budget for a women's ready-to-wear or beauty brand than there would be for a men's," Robinovitz says.
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The former is rumored to be going back to his Italian roots at Versace, a fitting place for his penchant for sensual, form-fitting silhouettes, while the latter's ready-to-wear has been most frequently characterized by its ease and wearability.
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For the festivities — which preceded the film's Tuesday TIFF premiere — the actress wore a long navy silk dress with puffed sleeves from Chanel's Fall-Winter Ready-to-Wear collection, accessorizing with a black Chanel belt, matching clutch and ankle-strap sandals.
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The revival is being driven by China's tech-savvy millennial generation aged between 20 to 34, who generally prefer ready-to-wear and fast fashion over more traditional design, helping propel new areas like luxury casual wear and sports wear.
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The accessories label Brother Vellies (a winner of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund last year), the ready-to-wear line Ji Oh (a finalist for the Fashion Fund this year) and the surf-inspired Thaddeus O'Neil are among the participants.
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Fashion Review 18 Photos View Slide Show ' Maybe it's the influence of the Toronto Film Festival, which began the same day as the women's ready-to-wear shows, and the reports drifting south of narratives new and Oscar candidates to come.
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The Dutch designer was previously invited to show at Couture Week in 2011, and the otherworldly garments that she sends down the runway on the ready-to-wear schedule are arguably more at home under the auspices of the Chambre Syndicale.
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"We are becoming more experimental," said Georgina Chapman, who, with Keren Craig, designs the Marchesa ready-to-wear and bridal collections, as well as Notte, a new diffusion bridal line whipped up from lightweight materials that reflect the springtime runways.
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Where traditional department stores keep handbags separate from clothing, at Saks Fifth Avenue Downtown, an edited range of goods is organized by designer label, with handbags, ready-to-wear and jewelry commingling on a circular path intended to inspire surprise finds.
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It is not a new issue, but suddenly the fact that Western ready-to-wear brands like Marks & Spencer or Dolce & Gabbana are designing and promoting "modest fashion" collections for the growing Muslim market has hit a raw nerve in France.
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"Since launching Tod's ready-to-wear business in 2015, we have wanted to work on an exclusive collection ... giving our global customer base something special which they cannot find anywhere else," Mr Porter Buying Director Fiona Firth said in a statement.
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So far this year, Bella Hadid has walked runways at couture and ready-to-wear shows, booked a Marc Jacobs campaign, and been honored with Daily Front Row's Fashion in L.A. Model of the Year award, among many other industry accolades.
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There are 212 haute couture Saint Laurent creations, many of them runway prototypes, as well as shoes and hats and handbags and 215 ready-to-wear garments of a type that would all be instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as Catroux signatures.
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There are 212 haute couture Saint Laurent creations, many of them runway prototypes, as well as shoes and hats and handbags and 215 ready-to-wear garments of a type that would all be instantly recognizable to cognoscenti as Catroux signatures.
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At Calvin Klein, Raf Simons set his meditation on the scuba suit to the Da-Da-Da-Da lip-biting "Jaws" theme and at Etro, there were actual world-class surfers on the runway, along with some ready-to-wear boards.
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Then, it captures the birth of ready-to-wear and runway shows in the 1960s and 1970s, masterminded by designers like Sonia Rykiel, Karl Lagerfeld and Pierre Cardin, and the growth of fashion into a global, mass-manufactured, multibillion-dollar business.
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In the six years since the start of Doublet, Mr. Ino's creative vision has moved from footwear to ready-to-wear, garnering considerable critical acclaim (he won the Tokyo Fashion Award last year, which coincided with his first runway show).
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Under Mr. Bergé's guidance, haute couture became more of a bottom-line business, using success in runway shows to propel the sales not only of ready-to-wear clothes but also of perfumes, handbags and other accessories with designer labels.
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By the time Mr. Pinault started hearing about him, he had been promoted to design director of all ready-to-wear collections, a leapfrogging to the semi-top that is a pretty clear reflection of the scale of his ambition.
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"I don't know," Mr. Bizzarri said with a laugh, though given that 82 percent of Gucci's 2015 sales were in their own stores — and that ready-to-wear accounts for only 11 percent of its sales — perhaps it does not matter.
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They had left their former show homes — in the ready-to-wear season — in search of inspiration and aesthetic meaning (and commercial growth), hoping to find it in the hallowed frame of the first day of the Paris haute couture shows.
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Fashion missteps at high-end Calvin Klein's 205W39NYC line of clothing have hit sales in recent quarters as customers baulked at the high prices of the ready-to-wear luxury clothing label that offered oversized sweaters, tie-dyed and silk dresses.
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The tale for École's inaugural ready-to-wear outing — which was aptly presented at Librairie Jousseaume, a specialist bookstore near Le Palais Royal — was inspired by the life and influence of the late surrealist photographer and Picasso muse Dora Maar.
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After surveying the dresses, he and Davide Renne, the designer of the women's ready-to-wear collection, sifted through bolts of fabric—a visual migraine of chinoiserie, psychedelia, and plaid—making selections for designs that had yet to be conceived.
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The boutique founded not only an entire line of ready-to-wear — within five years, the number of Rive Gauche stores had ballooned to 38 across the globe — but democratized fashion and turned it into the industry we know today.
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French fashion house YSL sent a black leather asymmetrical dress down the runway for its Spring 2015 ready-to-wear collection and Nicki Minaj wore a similar look to the Fall/Winter 2017/2018 Haider Ackermann Womenswear show in Paris.
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We entered the small workshop where 21 artisans were hand-stitching the label's latest collaboration for Jones's fall 2019 ready-to-wear collection: elaborately embroidered tops that recreate existing and specially commissioned drawings by the American punk artist Raymond Pettibon.
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From the ushering of clean lines and minimalistic cuts to ready-to-wear following the larger-than-life era of the '80s, to the historical campaigns that featured them, Klein changed the projection of fashion as we knew it and made history.
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" And that's not all, the Transformers star adds that they'll also be, "introducing stuff that is ready to wear, that you can wear out with your friends or on a date… But you still have access to the stuff that is really naughty.
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Meghan has been a fan of the contemporary ready-to-wear brand since 2016 and has continued to incorporate pieces from the stylish label into her royal wardrobe — most recently wearing Veronica Beard's sky blue button-down Cary dress during her royal tour.
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Since then, the label has played on its signature chunky rubber sole (the streetwear equivalent of the hiking boot) and its first foray into ready-to-wear in 2017 was brimming with '90s-inspired designs as cool and straightforward as its footwear.
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The mother of four (and wife to one of the world's most famous athletes) manages to work out an alleged two hours a day, so if you're wondering why the ready-to-wear expert is venturing into streetwear, it actually makes perfect sense.
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Design was a family business, built on heritage and luxury materials and reliability, and that's just how it was — until 1997, when Bernard Arnault, the CEO of LVMH, appointed Marc Jacobs as the head designer of Louis Vuitton women's ready-to-wear.
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In the September issue of Vogue Italia, Campbell was styled by Carlyne Cerf de Dudzeele in streetwear brands, like Kanye West's Yeezy, Riccardo Tisci for Nike, and, of course, Rihanna's Fenty ready-to-wear, which debuted at New York Fashion Week in February.
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And, that explains why two of your favorite American-classic brands have joined forces: On June 17th, Disney and Coach are launching a limited-edition collection featuring Mickey Mouse designs on everything from Coach's leather goods to ready-to-wear, and beyond.
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And today, ready-to-wear label Proenza Schouler announced its own buy-back plan: The New York-based brand is set to buy back the company in its entirety from its equity firm investor Castanea Partners and a group of private investors.
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And just this week, the brand announced it's diving head-first into the wide world of weddings, with its first-ever bridal collection that, of course, features all the details and elements we love about its ready-to-wear — but even more elevated.
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Fan- and industry-favorite Gucci is up for three awards: Marco Bizzarri, the luxury brand's president and chief executive, is nominated for International Business Leader; Alessandro Michele is in the running for both International Accessories Designer and International Ready-to-Wear Designer.
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We suggest getting a lightweight bell-sleeve sweater — it's a great transitional piece between seasons, and getting an embroidered dress and off-the-shoulder top in your closet now, so you're ready to wear them the minute the weather starts warming up.
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As streetwear expats continue to overhaul the luxury fashion arena and disrupt the ready-to-wear game as we known it — see: Kim Jones, Demna Gvasalia, and Abloh himself — the menswear circuit is more relevant to the greater fashion corporation than ever before.
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She's a little busy raising four kids, designing both a ready-to-wear fashion line and a full-range makeup collection with Estée Lauder, and most recently, expanding her brand into activewear made for Sporty Spices with a sneaker collab with Reebok.
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"I spent the past ten years designing for luxury ready-to-wear houses in Paris, and growing into my thirties, I increasingly felt that I didn't want to continue promulgating one silhouette type to be every woman's unachievable goal," explains founder Lydia Mauer.
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And, we're just as stoked that the latter is teaming up with another household name: Lacoste: For spring 2017, the ready-to-wear brand is partnering with Supreme to bring even more jackets and joggers to the world of '90s-comeback skate wear.
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"Working with the Oscar team on these designs gave us the opportunity to experiment with new silhouettes and fabrications, and to incorporate ready-to-wear techniques not typically utilized in swim," Megan Balch and Jaime Barker, Flagpole's cofounders, said jointly in a release.
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More than anything, this is a way for them to tie their archive to Apple within a frame that makes sense for a technology company, and they can show off their most impressive pieces whether it's couture or avant garde ready-to-wear.
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A great reader, lover of literature, and a privately humorous woman, Rykiel appeared as herself in Robert Altman's 1994 comedy Prêt-à-porter (Ready To Wear) and Altman frequently credited Rykiel (who also served as the film's Creative Consultant) for its inspiration.
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Paris' next venture includes baring even more for Calvin Klein, as the face of their ready-to-wear and (fittingly enough) intimates brand, as well as starring in an as-yet untitled drug-centered comedy film opposite Charlize Theron and David Oyelowo.
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Though this isn't the first time fashion has tried "trash couture" (see: Kane's own spring 2014 show, as well as Lanvin's), we do appreciate its more practical use (read: not as a piece of ready-to-wear, but more as a wearable umbrella).
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Deacon has transitioned out of the ready-to-wear fashion cycle in order to focus exclusively on bridal and haute couture and, no doubt, landing designing duties for the Lady Glen Affric (Middleton's new title, post-wedding) will raise his profile significantly.
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Foundrae was begun and is designed by Beth Bugdaycay, the former CEO of Rebecca Taylor, and consists of women's ready-to-wear — silky, slouchy jumpsuits; micro-pleated, shell-pink chiffon skirts; knitwear stippled with holes and slashes — and a fine jewelry line.
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"The ready-to-wear, red carpet and bridal worlds are tending to converge," said Ms. Guy, who finds that many of her clients are turning for inspiration not to their mothers or bridal publications but to Pinterest boards and popular Instagram feeds.
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Because their ready-to wear and bridal collections are shown within scant weeks of each other, an infusion of spring 2017 runway inspirations — shoulder-baring necklines, corsetry lacing and the like — has been all but inevitable in the bridal collection, she said.
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The actress wowed at the Los Angeles premiere of Beauty and the Beast where she wore a sleek strapless jumpsuit straight off the runway from Oscar de la Renta's Fall 2017 ready-to-wear collection, plus jewelry by Anita Ko and Wwake.
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Raf Simons has left the building, putting the house in the care of two head designers, Lucie Meier and Serge Ruffieux, while the search for his successor goes on, and this will be their first ready-to-wear collection since his departure.
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From Spain, we were #blessed with Zara; now, straight from Italy comes Pinko, a fashion destination for investment handbags, in-your-face statement shoes, and an extensive ready-to-wear collection that features everything from bohemian dresses to boss-lady suit sets.
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Indeed, he claims to have attended every ready-to-wear show, in every major fashion city, for the last 50 years, doggedly continuing to hone a trade he first began as an assistant at British Vogue, working for such names as Cecil Beaton.
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While a large number of the digital, accessories and capsule collection campaigns from Kering brands are shot by women, the majority of the most high-profile gigs — the ready-to-wear print and digital portfolios prepared each season — are still shot by men.
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I made one attempt to get back into ready-to-wear in 2016, but realized there was no future in it; my clothes were too expensive, and don't fit into fashion at the moment: there are no prints, there are no lavish statements.
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Four times a year, as the couture and ready-to-wear shows dawn in Paris, town cars and editors and retailers shod in stilettoes or Stan Smiths would crisscross the quais from the Tennis Club de Paris to Bercy, Austerlitz to the Pompidou.
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It was this confidence that led her to choose Mr. Vaccarello, 38, to replace Mr. Slimane, the designer who turned around the struggling Saint Laurent while changing the name of its ready-to-wear line, its store décor, ad campaigns and every product.
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We caught up with both women at a liminal moment, as they prepare for a second round of funding that could make their dreams — including an expanded product offering (including ready-to-wear!) and a brick-and-mortar retail space — come true.
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It highlights about 80 of the 1 promised gifts from the collection of Sandy Schreier, who started amassing fashions (23500th-century French and American couture and ready-to-wear gear) as a way of preserving the designs she found to be so creative.
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Marechalle's first big hire in February 2018 was John Targon, the co-founder and former co-designer of the American ready-to-wear sportswear brand Baja East, who was brought on to help Jacobs and his team design Marc Jacobs runway looks.
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Ms. Meier, together with Serge Ruffieux (now the creative director of Carven), led the ready-to-wear and couture studios at Dior under the leadership of Raf Simons, taking over the creative reins after his exit and the arrival of Maria Grazia Chiuri.
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And there is no doubt that Mesdames Williams, Connelly and Vikander, all of whom have appeared in Vuitton ad campaigns and dutifully show up at the ready-to-wear collections, have been paid by the brand for their work and their appearances.
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" He had run the house of Balenciaga for five years, started his own couture and ready-to-wear collections, had his home on the cover of The World of Interiors, and been crowned by Vogue as one of the new century's "fashion stars.
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While Saint Laurent himself was at the helm, he ceded control of his ready-to-wear women's wear to the designer Alber Elbaz, better known in his later role as head of Lanvin, and men's wear to a young Frenchman named Hedi Slimane.
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"When I started couture at Dior, the first thing I thought was that Monsieur Dior did couture in a very classic way, because there wasn't ready-to-wear," she reasoned, riffing through a litany of Dior's previous artistic directors (she's the seventh).
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The concept behind Ciao Lucia, the new ready-to-wear line from Lucy Akin of the savvy Shop Super Street boutique in Los Angeles, is pretty simple: "It's basically the girl who is having the most fun on vacation," Ms. Akin said.
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Chanel's elaborately staged ready-to-wear shows are a much-anticipated staple of the fashion calendar — and this one in Paris last fall was especially transporting: 80 barefoot models walked down a runway of sandy beach while waves lapped at their feet.
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Viewers who are looking for a ready-to-wear version of a winning look from "Runway" veterans like Dmitry Sholokhov or Irina Shabayeva are presented with a message on the department store chain's website that the collaboration with J.C. Penney has been discontinued.
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And without a doubt, these pieces are sure to be as popular as the suits are (even if they are quite a bit pricier than your latest Zara find), so click on to get acquainted with this swim brand's first foray into ready-to-wear.
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And Florence Welch also wore shell pink; in her case, a Gucci dress from the spring ready-to-wear, a collection that has so dominated magazine covers and awards shows that at this point even I think it is starting to look overly familiar. Yawn.
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"It shouldn't be a far-fetched possibility for women of all sizes to have access to contemporary, ready-to-wear fashion, and experience supreme quality and design when buying clothing," Alexandra Waldman, Universal Standard co-founder and Chief Creative Officer, said in a press release.
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West Coasters (and wannabe Californians), get your beach bags ready: For the first time, charitable shoe brand Toms is partnering with retailer & Other Stories on a fair-weather-minded ready-to-wear collection — that's right, it's not just shoes — that's set to debut this spring.
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Earlier this week, for the first night of the RNC, Melania Trump sported a ready-to-wear dress she purchased herself on Net-a-Porter (by a non-American designer, Roksanda, no less) — rather than a custom piece, as most potential FLOTUS's have worn.
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Fifteen years ago, British menswear designer Boateng joined Givenchy as creative director for Givenchy Homme, where he was tasked with creating the brand's first ready-to-wear men's line, the first time a person of color was tapped to helm a storied luxury fashion house.
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Well, Mr. West isn't one to go back on his promises: First, he set plans in motion to make his Yeezy ready-to-wear style cheaper, and now, 'Ye appears to have shipped out fresh pairs of Boost 350s to some celeb-chasing photogs.
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The new addition of Madewell's extended size denim styles include their Curvy High-Rise Skinny Jean, Slim Straight Jean, The Perfect Summer Jean and High Rise Slim Boyjean plus ready-to-wear wardrobe staples like their Surplus Jacket, chambray tops, cardigan sweaters and more.
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And even though the outfit is high-fashion (from Chanel's Spring Summer 2016 ready-to-wear collection) and she did team the look with a Chanel high heels featuring a feminine floral appliqué detail, it still begs the question: Is a sweatshirt Cannes appropriate?
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That all came to a sudden stop on Tuesday, with the end of El Niño bringing temperatures crashing right down, much to the dismay of locals who had their swimmers ready for the beach and weren't quite ready to wear socks with their flip flops.
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How Costa's and Zucchelli's industry praise translated into sales isn't public knowledge; as Business of Fashion's Lauren Sherman writes, "it's unclear whether the company's ready-to-wear collections — particularly the women's line — were successful financially," citing Calvin Klein's former president and C.E.O., Tom Murry.
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This meant that people like Andrew Bolton, the institute's new head curator, along with Jonathan Ive of Apple — who served as a sponsor — spoke in lofty tones about the dichotomies of man versus machine, haute couture versus ready-to-wear, hand-sewn versus mass produced.
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As The House of Dior exemplifies — and visually demonstrates via hundreds of photographs — its creative directors may enter and exit the house having left their individual marks on its ready-to-wear collections, but the heart of Dior will always beat for haute couture.
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Interestingly, not that long ago, both Mr. Gaultier and Viktor & Rolf gave up ready-to-wear to concentrate on couture, in an acknowledgment of the pressures that designers face with multiple collections a year, and the difficulty of being truly inventive in that time frame.
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The designers who have stewarded Yves Saint Laurent since its founder and namesake stepped down from couture in 2002 (and ready-to-wear before that) are now well known: Besides Mr. Slimane, they include Tom Ford, Alber Elbaz (late of Lanvin) and Stefano Pilati.
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Khloe Kardashian's Good American fashion line started out with jeans designed to fit women of all shapes and sizes and quickly grew into a fashion forward brand that now includes top selling denim, ready-to-wear clothing and bodysuits beloved by KarJenner fans everywhere.
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Created to reflect the brand's last women's ready-to-wear collection by its designer, Maria Grazia Chiuri, the display is symptomatic of an approach that has put feminism at the heart of the maison, to the delight of some and the discomfort of others.
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Inspired by dance and movement, Maria Grazia Chiuri's sixth ready-to-wear collection for Dior was unveiled in Paris by models who wove their way around eight twirling dancers on a 164-meter-square stage, part of a dazzling performance choreographed by Sharon Eyal.
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He was one of the first designers to create high-end ready-to-wear, and a signature scent — and to see the future coming to fashion, and sell his brand to LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton in 1988, when it had barely achieved conglomerate status.
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Although the brand has been perfecting its formula for a while, the recent introduction of ready-to-wear (slouchy rainproof track pants are a highlight) and accessories — mainly bags and hats with minimal detailing and considered functional features — asserts the label's utilitarian point of view.
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Lastly, we decided to show men's and women's ready-to-wear together for the first time; I have been working very closely with Guillaume Meilland (the men's wear director at Ferragamo), even exchanging silhouettes, colors and fabrics, to ensure that we have a singular voice.
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Using haute couture, ready-to-wear and streetwear as its vehicle, the exhibition, organized by Michelle Tolini Finamore at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, builds on a 2267 show by the curator that examined stubbornly entrenched gender associations we make with the color pink.
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Formerly a footwear designer, Mr. Ino founded Doublet in 2012 — and started working on ready-to-wear collections — with an ethos of "daily wear with a feel of disorder," after the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami that killed thousands and led to the Fukushima nuclear disaster.
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Just like his ready-to-wear designs, which jumble elements, patterns, time periods and allusions that were seldom if ever jumbled before: pussy bows on men's shirts, babushkas atop power suits, sneakers under gowns, stripes with plaids, the old-fashioned meeting the space age.
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For the evening event, Perry, 34, wore a form-fitting, capri-length Chanel jumpsuit with double-C chain straps (the item, from Chanel's ready-to-wear spring-summer 2019 collection, retails for $4,400 and is a favorite of Céline Dion and Lily-Rose Depp).
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It's as if the only way to be taken seriously is to show in the French capital (the latest example: Telfar Clemens), as if being a part of the grand finale of ready-to-wear month is the ultimate sign that one has arrived.
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Ready-to-wear and accessories sales slipped 1.9 percent due to a slowdown in Asia, the United States and France, while the Islamist militant attacks in Europe and slowing sales in Greater China and the U.S. dragged silk and textiles revenue down 9.2 percent.
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So as the New York shows began the monthlong run through ready-to-wear collections that will terminate in Paris in March, it was Mr. Ford and Ralph Lauren, who have approximately 80 years of combined experience in the industry, who set the tone.
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In perhaps the biggest shake-up of the fashion show system since ready-to-wear took to the catwalk, Burberry announced on Friday that after the women's wear season that begins in New York next week, it would move to a see-now/buy-now collection model.
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"Showing the collection as it arrives in stores will allow the excitement that is created by a show or event to drive sales and satisfy our customers' increasing desire to have their clothes as they are ready to wear them," Mr. Ford said in a statement.
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Last week, in a move that suggested Mulberry sees growth potential beyond its core product line, the company announced a new manufacturing and licensing deal with the Onward Luxury Group, a Japanese-controlled Italian-based company, for worldwide distribution of its ready-to-wear and footwear collections.
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After over a decade of expanding her ready-to-wear line into a lifestyle brand with a strong environmental conscious, McCartney has set somewhat of a standard across the industry, with several luxury brands and e-tailers following suit, including vocalizing her opinions on those who aren't.
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From oxblood woven check holdalls to big leather totes with chain detailing, via paintbox-bright iterations of the brand's Amberley and marble-effect top-handled pieces, the bag selection was a masterclass in creating 'It' items and an accessories collection as strong as your ready-to-wear.
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After wearing next to nothing in the front row at the Balmain show during Paris Fashion Week, the reality-star sisters truly embodied the meaning of ready-to-wear when they rocked the latest SS '17 designs for the French fashion house's afterparty later that evening.
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Her reclusion from the pomp and circumstance of the industry (and e-commerce, until earlier this year) carried over to her designs, where her taste for demure and classic ready-to-wear saw its own fashion cult within the industry, with the sales to back it up.
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Never one to stoop to ready-to-wear looks you can find at the pet shop, Lola has her own seamstress that takes the styles everyone is talking about — from Gucci, Prada, Chanel and more — and turns them into outfits perfectly tailored to Lola's tiny Yorkie body.
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Like many of the other celebrity-faced ready-to-wear and accessories collections (think: Rihanna Fenty x Puma, Kanye West's Yeezy x Adidas), Dunn's designs are heavily influenced by streetwear; there's velour tracksuits, puffer coats, hoodie bodysuits (yes, really), and bodycon pencil skirts with drawstring waistbands.
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Well, sort of: "When designing a custom collection or a 45-piece ready-to-wear collection, it is important to design from the client's point of view...Universally speaking, it is no secret that everyone does their best when they feel confident and comfortable," Boswell said.
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While the ready-to-wear shows in New York, London, Milan, and Paris may seem glamorous to most, it's the cruise shows, which happen in-between the February and September Fashion Months, that draw the most elite of the elite with the promise of a spectacle.
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Known for using sustainable materials, rescued deadstock fabrics, and repurposed vintage clothing to create their line of floral frocks, ready-to-wear, denim and bridal collections, Reformation has quickly become a cool-girl favorite, beloved by celebrities including Meghan Markle, Emily Ratajkowski, Karlie Kloss and Jamie Chung.
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Just in time for warmer days, the faux-fur line Shrimps is introducing Shrimps Silkies, a ready-to-wear capsule collection of 100 percent silk pieces like a blouse with a Peter Pan collar (£285, or $406) featuring the designer Hannah Weiland's quirky hand-drawn illustrations.
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Meanwhile, a Giambattista Valli shift dress from the designer's own ready-to-wear line is listed for less than $200 on California-based resale marketplace Tradesy - considerably less than the retail price of the H&M collaboration pieces - said Randi Eichenbaum, vice president of Tradesy product management.
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Meanwhile, a Giambattista Valli shift dress from the designer's own ready-to-wear line is listed for less than $200 on California-based resale marketplace Tradesy - considerably less than the retail price of the H&M collaboration pieces - said Randi Eichenbaum, vice president of Tradesy product management.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still at work at 19553 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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It's the perfect blend of old meets new, millennials meet 1987, a snapshot of what it means to be young in America — which, if you've seen any of former Calvin Klein creative director Raf Simons's ready-to-wear collections for the brand, you know is the point.
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Ms. Callahan, who designs ready-to-wear fashions, said that about 10 brides have emailed her, wanting to custom order her Morgan strapless dress in ivory silk broadcloth and the wide-leg pants that go with it from her spring and summer 2015 collection for their weddings.
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That can take shape as underwear as outerwear (one of the most iconic examples of this trend, Kate Moss' translucent slip dress and black pants ensemble, is on show at the V&A) or ready-to-wear influencing what it is we put on under our clothes.
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Earlier this month in Lagos, Nigeria, the models Naomi Campbell and Alton Mason — she, an industry icon; he, one of the most in-demand faces in fashion now — walked the runway together at Arise Fashion Week, an annual showcase of ready-to-wear from across Africa.
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Although an unexpected choice for the LVMH Prize — Mr. Ino's profile is limited outside Japan, although he has been presenting his collections at Paris showrooms twice a year, and he has no formal ready-to-wear training — in other ways his victory was not completely surprising.
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Mr. Alaïa introduced his first ready-to-wear collection in 1980 and was soon hailed as "the king of cling" — though his garments were much more than that: He used leather and knits to shape and support the body, transforming it into the best version of itself.
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Two years after stepping away from the luxury label Marni that they founded (and turning the creative role over to Francesco Risso, formerly of Prada), the clan is returning with Plan C, a new Milan-based ready-to-wear brand that they intend to debut this week.
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FT. $126,000 approximate annual rent 979 Lexington Avenue (between East 19003th and 71st Streets) Manhattan Michael Boris, a women's clothing designer, is to showcase his ready-to-wear line in a 350-square-foot space on the ground floor of this 11-story mixed-use building.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still at work at 19543 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still working at 27710 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still working at 97 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still working at 21952 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still at work at 211974 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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He was never a great artist like Dior, Balenciaga or Saint Laurent, but Pierre Cardin — still at work at 21212 — pioneered today's approach to the business of fashion: take a loss on haute couture, then make the real money through ready-to-wear and worldwide licensing deals.
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"In the 1960s and '70s, it really was all about ready-to-wear, clothes designed with women in mind, because there hadn't been anything like it before," Ms. Khanh told the magazine L'Express in 2016, when she sold her private collection at a vintage-clothing auction.
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Fashion Review PARIS — The Paris shows — and the whole ready-to-wear season — came to a close on Tuesday in the Cour Marly of the Louvre, under an I.M. Pei glass pyramid and a darkening sky, amid heroic 17th- and 18th-century marble nudes and plunging horses.
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Photographed by Johnny Dufort, two generations of supermodels, Kaia Gerber and Kate Moss, feature in standout pieces from McCartney's latest ready-to-wear collection that showed in Paris last October — a tie-dye, organic denim jumpsuit, a white, organic cotton boiler suit, a metallic floral mini, and more.
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In the warmer months (which, in this town of very long summers, are at least nine out of 12), beach fashion stretches well in-land from the sand with togs (that's Australian for swimsuits), thongs (Australian for flip-flops) and board shorts often being worn as ready-to-wear.
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Thylane Blondeau (left), a 16-year-old French model who was just tapped as one of the newest brand ambassadors for L'Oréal, and Russian actress Svetlana Ustinova (right) showed up to the screening wearing the same whimsical Dior gown from the brand's spring 2017 ready-to-wear collection.
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After winning the fourth season of the reality show, he launched his own line of ready-to-wear clothing — something that would eventually lead his portfolio to encompass bridal, shoes and bags for Payless, a plus collection with Lane Bryant, bedding with Bed Bath & Beyond, and even a fragrance.
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The brand emerged in 2015, just as the athleisure trend was really taking off, so its mission to create clothes built for long wear and a range of activities (not to mention, its use of traditional performance fabrics for relaxed ready-to-wear) fit pretty neatly into that narrative.
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The bandeau-style bracelet is made with the same jungle print as Jennifer Lopez's memorable open-to-the-navel Versace gown at the 2000 Grammy Awards — and the even-more-revealing spring 2020 style that the actress wore in September at the brand's ready-to-wear show in Milan.
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And Proenza Schouler — erstwhile next-gen hope of American fashion, a brand born with the millennium that seemed to effortlessly channel a certain New Yorkiness of the soul, a brand that rode off into the Parisian sunset a year ago — is back on the ready-to-wear schedule. Hallelujah!
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Feed the eyes, if not the wallet, with a shopping stroll along the Rue Notre Dame where the fashionistas head to Lily Blake or Zazie Rousseau for women's ready-to-wear; Shoes Art for designer footwear and sumptuous scarves; and Coutume for an updated take on a hardware store.
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Mr. Maier designed ready-to-wear collections as well as accessories and furniture for Bottega Veneta — Naomi Watts, Amal Clooney and Kristin Scott Thomas have all worn it within the last 12 months — but its strongest business is in leather goods, which account for 85 percent of its revenues.
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" Filled with languid, lace-paneled prairie dresses that nod to Terrence Malick's "Badlands" and shearling-collared bombers that recall Gus Van Sant's "My Own Private Idaho," Vevers's ready-to-wear collections reflect a lifelong fascination with Americana as seen through "the outsider perspective of an Englishman in New York.
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Of all the trends that emerged from fashion month, the four-week-long circuit of ready-to-wear shows in New York, London, Milan and Paris that ended last week, the one that trumped all others was neither a skirt length nor a color nor a borrowed reference.
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"Although created in 1942, the shoe was selling me mega 1980s, and I translated that through the ready-to-wear, music and front-row guests," says Andrew, who until earlier this month served as the women's creative director for the label (he now oversees design across the brand).
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During his 290-year tenure at Chanel, where he became the creative director in 289, he solidified the conventions of modern ready-to-wear — with its round-the-year collections, high-low mix and celebrity affiliations — and established the French luxury house as a multibillion-dollar global empire.
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An entrepreneur credited with introducing the ready-to-wear suit to the American market, Mr. Brooks also laid the groundwork for innovations — sack suits, navy blazers, reverse-striped rep ties, button-down shirts, patchwork madras, seersucker suits — now so familiar we tend to forget they were ever new.
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