6 Best Celebrity Designers of 2013

Which designers are the celebrities clamoring after for 2013? Now that most designers have revealed their creations for spring, summer, and fall, it’s clear the cream rises to the top. Here are the designers celebrities are wearing and what’s so special about their 2013 collections.

1. Anna Sui

Anna Sui

Anna Sui

 

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Anna’s designs are frequently spotted on A-list celebrities like Vanessa Hudgens, Ashlee Simpson, Fergie, Nicole Richie, and Miley Cyrus. This spring, Sui introduced her self-titled line “Anna’s Garden.” Though the collection is unmistakably Sui, with her favored Art Nouveau prints (all designed in-house), she’s taken this year’s line to a new level of floral prints. She mixes colors and whites superbly, and the looks she creates are never overdone. Sui creates the perfect fit for celebrities wanting to be on the cutting edge of fashion, but not over the top.

2. DSquared2

DSquared2

DSquared2

 

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The team of Dean and Dan Caten currently outfit the likes of style setters Jessica Simpson, Selena Gomez, Alicia Keys, and Halle Berry. For 2013, the design team pays homage to the jazz clubs of Paris in the 1940’s. They combine masculine tailored suits with ultra feminine silk dresses, the epitome of luxury. The ensembles feature basic grays and neutrals as a backdrop for bold, fanciful colors, ideal for the sophisticated Halle Berry’s of Hollywood.

3. Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

Alexander McQueen

 

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McQueen’s collection for 2013 took ideas from the most feminine designs all the way to erotica, so it’s no surprise to see an interesting mix of celebrities donning the outfits. Of course, McQueen was the honored designer to clothe Kate Middleton for her wedding seen ’round the world, but his designs are also popular with the likes of Kate Moss, Lady Gaga, and First Lady Michelle Obama. It’s the perfect balance of modesty to add to your collection of  variety of sexy costumes.

4. Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce & Gabbana

Dolce & Gabbana

 

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Enjoyed by starlets Jessica Alba, Scarlett Johansson, Claudia Schiffer, and Madonna, no list of top designers would be complete without Dolce and Gabbana. This year, the collection pays tribute to the festivals of Sicily, featuring raffia flour sack dresses, hair scarves, dresses and chandelier earrings adorned with street theater puppets, and separates bearing designs of Caltagirone vases and dishes.

5. Burberry Prorsum

Burberry Prorsum

Burberry Prorsum

 

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As McQueen, Prorsum ventured into the deep world of sexy this year, yet came out with a good reputation. This collection, enjoyed by Victoria Beckham, Donna Air, Sarah Jessica, Emma Stone, Naomi Watts and others, showcases the joy of erotica. Capes and corsets are the backbone of the collection. Prorsum employs an array of autumn shades with colors hailing from 1930’s era lingerie, such as shell pinks and oyster. These muted colors against bold jewel tones absolutely pop. Satin and cotton sateen fabrics lend a soft touch to the looks.

6. Emporio Armani

Emporio Armani

Emporio Armani

 

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Another staple in top designer lists, Armani dresses celebrities like Lea Michele, Penelope Cruz, Anne Hathaway, and Katie Holmes. This year, the Emporio Armani collection borrowed from all the most relevant fashion eras and brought back the very best, such as drop waist dresses and cloche hats from the Roaring 20’s. The line features faded and pastel shades, which lend femininity to the clean lines and soft shapes of the collection. Even the more tailored pieces are crafted with soft fabrics, creating the illusion of being made of fur.

With these superb collections, it won’t be any problem for celebrities to hit the streets looking runway ready.

This post was written by Shaun Chatman, who is a well published author on many authority sites. He lives in Dunedin, FL, and spends his free time playing with his kids or advising friends on everything from tech and gadgets to finance and travel.

 

Blatantly Blazers {Style}

It is very rare that a garment is guaranteed to complement the wearer but whether it’s an elderly gentleman or a teenage fashionista, the classic tailored blazer is always a timeless piece which works in tandem with most wardrobes. The piece is versatile and timeless.

It is perfect for this time of year as it becomes too warm to wear that winter coat however still not warm enough not to wear any kind of jacket. Be it drinks with the boys or a romantic dinner by candle light, whenever there is the possibility of a slight chill your blazer is a sure fire hit.

The options available are so varied there is a version of the blazer for every taste and style, they range from the very classic tailored men’s suit jacket in plain wool such as Armani’s extensive range www.emporioarmani.com through to the fitted women’s brightly coloured ones.

Some designers stick to simple and classic styles where as others like to push the boundaries and create something spectacular. If you want something with a traditional tailored fit but an unusual fabric choice Paul Smith does a nice range www.paulsmith.co.uk .

For something still very accessible but a bit more interesting, Pauls Boutique have a couple of interesting ones www.pauls-boutique.com

Whether you are wearing rolled up suit trousers with a simple t-shirt or your comfy jeans, your favourite summer day dress or your specially selected wedding guest outfit, or even your festival chic styles, the blazer will complement your style. The modern one or two button emphasise your slim waist, the open v-neck style emphasing you guys wide shoulders.

Depending on how courageous you are feeling you can either stick with the ever flattering and versatile black blazer or you can jump out for the shadows and select something much more out going and obvious. You can either treat yourself to a trip to Savile Row www.savilerowtailor.com for a tailor made blazer or perhaps select something off the shelf; Jack Wills has some interesting ones for men and for women if you fancy something a little more modern. www.jackwills.com .