Of all the icons scheduled to make appearances at London Fashion Week in September, there’s one quite unexpected.
Minnie Mouse, Disney character, takes center stage at the event, where fashion designers will celebrate her 84-year legacy.
Of all the icons scheduled to make appearances at London Fashion Week in September, there’s one quite unexpected.
Minnie Mouse, Disney character, takes center stage at the event, where fashion designers will celebrate her 84-year legacy.
Forever 21 launched its Disney-themed Minnie Muse collection at its store in Hollywood and Highland Tuesday night.
The guest list was definitely a lot younger than the typical Hollywood crowd but still featured a few well known faces, including Alana Stewart, Stephanie Pratt, Vanessa Simmons from “Run’s House” and ANTM’s J. Alexander.
Keep reading for event pics, or get a Minnie Muse sneak peek at Forever21.com.
Disney’s “Alice in Wonderland” hits U.S. theatres March 5.
But about a month before that, a fashion line inspired by the movie will have already launched in stores.
Designer Sue Wong has partnered with Disney Consumer Products on the Spring 2010 collection, which debuts in February.
Ranging from $329 to $609, the Sue Wong for Walt Disney Signature collection will be available at Bloomingdale’s, Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, Nordstrom’s, Lord and Taylor and Macy’s.
Sue Wong’s web site will also carry the line.
Beyonce and Solange were in Tokyo promoting Samantha Thavasa handbags this weekend.
You’ve probably seen photos on the internet of the sisters photo-opping at the Tokyo Disneyland Hotel.
Never really heard of Samantha Thavasa?
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So guess who were the surprise guests on the red carpet at the Vogue Icon Celebration Event in Beijing today?
It wan’t your regular well tone celeb or supermodel.
It was Mickey and Minnie, the Disney animated duo.
Arriving with leading Chinese supermodel Du Juan, Mickey and Minnie joined 500 other fashion icons including Kate Moss, Jessica Stam, Maggie Cheung, and Milla Jovovich.
The two characters were dressed by internationally renowned fashion designer Vivienne Tam.
According to the Disney camp, their outfits were specially designed to celebrate Disney’s ‘Year of the Mouse’ festivities and are a beautiful blend of festive reds and pinks inspired by catwalk trends to capture the festive spirit of this past Chinese New Year.
I must admit, Minnie’s dress is kinda fly!
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