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Showing posts with label Rodarte. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rodarte. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Monday, January 11, 2010

In or Out: Natalie Portman

Oh kittens. We're torn.



Natalie Portman attends the 9th Annual New York Times Arts & Leisure Weekend at The Times Center in New York City in Rodarte for Target.







Screw that. We're not torn at all. She looks terrible and the dress looks unbelievably cheap. We wanted to applaud her for trying something a little thrifty, but we suspect she has an agreement with Rodarte. Promote the cheap line and we'll give you first pass at our red carpet gowns for awards season.

[Photos: thefashionspot.com/WireImage]


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Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Brodarte: Rodarte for Boys


Enough lady talk! Boys? Step up.


The fabulous sisters behind the label Rodarte created a line of mixed-knit sweaters for Opening Ceremony called "Brodarte." Check it:


























Well, now we know what all the hipster nerds will be wearing. Frankensweaters. We kinda sorta like them but we think they're probably better served on the backs of the under-30s. Also, they look disposable. We can't imagine that these would last through more than a couple wearings before evaporating.

[Photos: openingceremony.us]



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Wednesday, December 9, 2009

Rodarte for Target

Let's go shopping at the Target, gals!

Here's the lowdown: Rodarte for Target hits stores December 20 through January 31. Prices range from $9.99 to $79.99. Let's browse the racks, shall we?



















Our first thought is that it's all very pairable. Our second thought is what we always think when a discount or department store snags a hot designer for a quick and dirty collection: the clothes look like cheaper versions of better designed outfits. Not that this is a bad collection. It's got some spark to it and like we said, it's very pairable and wearable. Pairable meaning we probably wouldn't recommend any of the looks as they're presented here, but we see potential in many of the individual pieces. It's a collection for a style-conscious but cash-strapped girl who knows how to fill out her wardrobe with some pieces of flair.


[Photos: TheFashionSpot]



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