Showing posts with label House of Dior. Show all posts
Showing posts with label House of Dior. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

Christian Dior Accessories Sale & Oakley Timepiece Event - Today on Editors' Closet!


Today, Editors' Closet is showcasing a Christian Dior Accessories Boutique – sunglasses, gloves, and belts are now up to 82% off the MSRP! Famed French designer, Christian Dior, debuted his first collection, Corolle (which literally means circlet of flower petals), in 1947. At a time of boxy, conservative World War II styles, Dior strove to create “flower women” with voluptuous, soft silhouettes. Harper’s Bazaar editor-in-chief, Carmel Snow, named Dior’s revolutionary direction, “New Look.” Although it’s been over 50 years since his passing, Dior’s designs continue to push the fashion envelope attracting a loyal celeb following. Lady Gaga, the most recent addition to the House of Dior, joins Madonna, Blake Lively, Ziyi Zhang and many more.

The second trunk show is an Oakley Timepiece Event. Known for being created for world-class athletes and those who seek to conquer the most impossible of challenges, Oakley represents its commitment to excellence - "a passion that redefines what is possible for those who defy their own limits". Snag your Oakley timepiece and let it be a constant reminder or your commitment to excellence in 2011.

These styles are going fast, so head over to EditorsCloset.com now before your favorite styles are gone!

Friday, January 7, 2011

Fabulous Footwear for Him & Her from Yves Saint Laurent!


Yves Saint Laurent is considered one of the greatest names in French fashion and one of the most influential designers of our time. Beginning as Christian Dior’s assistant at the age of 17, Laurent became the head of the House of Dior just four years later and at the age of 26, he opened his own eponymous fashion house. With these roots, it’s no wonder why the YSL name is such a coveted luxury label. Today is your opportunity to save up to 71% on boots, pumps, sandals and more. Hurry over to EditorsCloset.com before your favorite styles are gone!

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Christian Dior Footwear Boutique and Sunglasses Blowout!


Today, Editors' Closet is showcasing a Christian Dior Footwear Boutique – boots, booties, pumps and sandals are now up to 79% off the MSRP! Famed French designer, Christian Dior, debuted his first collection, Corolle (which literally means circlet of flower petals), in 1947. At a time of boxy, conservative World War II styles, Dior strove to create “flower women” with voluptuous, soft silhouettes. Harper’s Bazaar editor-in-chief, Carmel Snow, named Dior’s revolutionary direction, “New Look.” Although it’s been over 50 years since his passing, Dior’s designs continue to push the fashion envelope attracting a loyal celeb following. Lady Gaga, the most recent addition to the House of Dior, joins Madonna, Blake Lively, Ziyi Zhang and many more.

The second trunk show is a Designer Sunglasses Blowout. Shop sassy and chic shades from Blinde, Ralph Lauren, Michael Kors, Just Cavalli and more and get them for as low as $7!! These styles are going fast, so head over to EditorsCloset.com now before your favorite sunglasses are gone!

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Very Exciting Show Today From Famed French Designer, Yves Saint Laurent! 11am


Today at 11am, Editors' Closet is debuting a footwear boutique by famed French designer, Yves Saint Laurent. Yves Saint Laurent is considered one of the greatest names in French fashion and one of the most influential designers of our time. Beginning as Christian Dior’s assistant at the age of 17, Laurent became the head of the House of Dior just four years later and at the age of 26, he opened his own eponymous fashion house. With these roots, it’s no wonder why the YSL name is such a coveted luxury label. Today is your chance to not only own a piece of fashion history, but also a work of art. If you want to get first pick at these fabulous pairs of shoes, check out EditorsCloset.com at 11am, because these high fashion styles at incredibly low prices are sure not to last.