Hits for the spring

I know it's winter, but, the January issue of Harper's Bazaar US features this great pictorial showing the best pieces from the Spring-summer fashion shows. Take a look at the most interesting ones:


Giorgio Armani

YSL

Michael Kors

Bottega Veneta

Vera Wang

Chanel

Max Mara

Tommy Hilfiger

Hannah Mcgibon

Ralph Lauren



You can observe the mainly influence of pale colors, shades of pink and purple, etno and flower prints and wavy materials

Donna Karan


Mark Jacobs


Donna Karan

Etro


Missoni

Dolce&Gabbana

Blumarine



photo credits: fashiongonerouge

Kate Hudson: Glam girl next door

Even in gym clothes without any makeup on, her streaked blonde hair pulled back in a tossed-off bun, Kate glows. And she can certainly turn it out on the red carpet. She's been seen in everything from leather by Chrome Hearts to gowns by Versace and Chanel, recently turning heads at a Cartier event in a black Rachel Roy gown with a down-to-there neckline. A longtime friend of power stylist Rachel Zoe -- "We have a funny relationship," Kate says with a mischievous smile -- she reveals that she's been considering doing her own clothing line.

"At heart, I'm such a hippie," she says. "I don't like structured things. I'll put on a tight, sexy little thing that I can't walk in, and that's fun. But I like the flowy and comfortable. I just want to make really beautiful clothes that I want to put on every day."

Meanwhile, her career has continued to flourish. And now Nine (which stars a powerhouse of talents, including Daniel Day-Lewis, Penélope Cruz, Nicole Kidman, Sophia Loren, and Judi Dench), which casts Kate as Stephanie Necrophuros, a magazine editor and sexpot, promises to show audiences a whole new side to her. "Kate's a life force," Kidman says. "I think what's compelling about her is that she truly sparkles."

Kate sings and dances in the film -- a first for her. "I love it," she says. Asked to show off her skills, she laughs and then breaks out into a few bars of the Aretha Franklin classic "Ain't No Way." Her voice is melodic and sure. "I'd like to do more musical theater," she says. "Nine was so much more rewarding to me personally than other things I've done -- it was really emotional for me to do the number I do in the film ['Cinema Italiano'] -- because I realized I haven't been utilizing some things that I love to do."

source: harpersbazaar.com