RSSOctober 15, 2008, 3:07 PM
theFashionSpot's Top 10 Worst Trends at LA Fashion Week - The West Coast Struggles to Compete With Bryant Park
LOS ANGELES, Oct. 15 /PRNewswire/ -- theFashionSpot, (http://www.theFashionSpot.com) the largest fashion community destination online, announced today their top 10 list of worst trends at the S/S 09 shows during LA Fashion Week.
1. Hair pieces at the Lauren Conrad show
2. Suh Tahn's denim on denim (men's blazer over shorts)
3. College mid-term, hairstyle buns at Whitley Kros
4. Julie Clancey's formless sheath gowns
5. Kevan Hall's berets
6. Covered from head-to-toe in cartoon prints at Ed Hardy
7. Itty bitty hot pants at Elmer Ave
8. Lana Fuchs ruffled white wedding gown
9. The Sheiki look: Faded denim jeans with glitter pockets, fishnet bra
worn with an open, grommet vest
10. Viridis Luxe boyfriend jean gone bad
1. Hair pieces at the Lauren Conrad show 2. Suh Tahn's denim on denim (men's blazer over shorts) 3. College mid-term, hairstyle buns at Whitley Kros 4. Julie Clancey's formless sheath gowns 5. Kevan Hall's berets 6. Covered from head-to-toe in cartoon prints at Ed Hardy 7. Itty bitty hot pants at Elmer Ave 8. Lana Fuchs ruffled white wedding gown 9. The Sheiki look: Faded denim jeans with glitter pockets, fishnet bra worn with an open, grommet vest 10. Viridis Luxe boyfriend jean gone bad
The future of LA Fashion Week hangs in the balance as Smashbox and event organizer IMG part ways after this year's shows are over. Will the potential loss of LA Fashion Week make an impact on the fashion community?
"With its celebrity culture, Los Angeles should be a bastion for star designers that want to show their wares," stated Andrea Grant, Managing Editor of theFashionSpot. "At the end of the day anyone wanting to be considered a legitimate designer wants to show at Bryant Park."
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