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And, after a Time-Warner-Cable-induced delay, we return. It's not truly Fashion Week unless you go to at least one pod people show--you know, the kind where the outfits are so out there that the models look like pod people. Ports 1961, the label by Canadian Tia Cibani, was one such show, with its motif of tree-inspired dresses, painterly colors, super-wide high boatneck collars, and hats worn like...
The Ports1961 show in February should have been called and now for something different. Everything seemed out of place for Fall fashion week. Again, this was a good thing. One of the most tiring things for a writer and a photographer is to go to see a series of collections back to back and watch [...]
Photo Credit: NYMag.comPurple at Tracy Reese, Diane von Furstenberg, and Ports 1961. Style tip? Purple’s a huge trend for Fall, and it continues on for Spring. From royal purple to fuschia to eggplant, purple is a great way to warm up your Spring wardrobe. Pair purple with accessories in warm metallic shades. What do you think? [...]
Patience was tested while waiting to get into the Ports 1961 show, but alas, the celebs were seated and the 'totem pole' inspired show by designer Tia Cibani began. The …MORE...
It's hard not to get eclipsed by Marc Jacobs on Fashion Week Monday, but Tia Cibani of Ports 1961 held her own earlier in the evening by setting a moody atmosphere of her own even amidst what has become the...
Twice a year, Bryant Park become the center of the known universe and, of course, Racked is hanging at Fashion Week in a very major way and will be there for the duration doing the shows and all the rest....
Seeing The Cowboy Junkies play at the Ports 1961 Spring/Summer 2009 show! Nobody knew it was coming. Close your eyes and picture the scene. Fashion crowd filing in, celebs getting their pics taken, photographers setting up on the riser. Only one thing out of the ordinary - a mic and three chairs onstage. The lights dim, the Tensa-Barriers go up (leaving the very late Elle creative Joe Zee to watch...
Summary: Remember the game, The Oregon Trail? Well, if this game had a stylist, it would be Ports 1961 designer Tia Cibani. "Beloved of the Sky," Ports 1961's homage to "the tree-lined shores of the Pacific Northwest," was a display...
[Image via Shiny Style] 1) Bryant Park: Fashion Week is upon us and Racked is going to be on hand for all of the insanity, not to mentions discussions about what to wear when covering it and parties and...
Sleek, wearable, and “die on the floor amazing as Sophia Bush enthusiastically put it Ports 1961 is always a hot fashion week ticket. While last season was all about the mythological landscapes of Scotland , for the Spring 2009 collection, designer Tia Cibani found inspiration in Canadian artist Emily Carr whose work specializes in her awareness of Canadian culture. From pieces representing the British...
Bondareff/AP; Allocca/Touchstone Pictures/Startracks; Gritzinger/FilmMagic Sophia Bush is always a familiar face at Fashion Week — remember when she wore five outfits in one day last fall? — but this year, the One Tree Hill star seemed to defy space and time by making it to more shows than anyone! (We stopped counting at 10!) [...]
There was no shortage of fashion week news last week, thanks to the bloggers that covered the up-to-the-minute drama, celebrity gossip, bad behavior from the front row and, oh, the shows, too.
Dear Diary,The gleaming white tents at Bryant Park have been mocking me all Fashion Week as I exit the subway and head across the street to work. (So cruel!) But …MORE...
What would Fashion Week be without a healthy dose of drama? Well, the answer really is ‘not Fashion Week’. So I thought I'ld fill you in on a bit of scoop surrounding the shows yesterday and the night before. Btw,...
