WATCH FOR: Kelly Cutrone's New Clothing Line

by Tara Chang

You may know Kelly as Whitney Ports mentor and employer at People’s Revolution on the reality show The City but it seems Kelly Cutrone has been bit by the designing bug.

Kelly Cutrone of PR company People’s Revolution has teamed up with fashion investor Chris Burch to launch their new clothing line, The Electric Love Army. The new collection will be a combination of “sexy, fun and affordable” pieces for young women. The price will range from $30 - $300 and appeal to the socially conscious woman. The Electric Love Army has been inspired by women such as Joan Jett, Cher, Katy Perry and Debbie Harry.

It makes sense that Cutrone would start designing her own line, after all, she does have many years of experience branding and marketing for big named brands such as Longchamp, Vivienne Westwood and Jeremy Scott. With Kelly’s experience and notoriety, you can guarantee the launch will get better press coverage than most clothing launches.

Stay tuned, The Electric Love Army will be launching next year.

Killigrew: It's a Bird, Its a Font, No...Its a Clothing Line

By: Katie Beattie

For those of you who don’t know, Killigrew is the name of a 17^th Century English writer, the name of a font, and another name for a raven. However, it is also the name of an up and coming clothing line that I had the very fortunate opportunity to preview.

The designs for Killigrew were started by Canadian, Mitch Darragh who soon enlisted the help of his energetic and determined mom, Cleo Darragh. The collection consists of a number of different t-shirts, tanks and polo’s, some with the Killigrew logo, and some more basic pieces for both men and women. The Killigrew logo features a crown with a raven in the middle of it. The crown is representative of King Arthur, and the raven or Killigrew represents what King Arthur believed he would be reincarnated as.

The line is very fresh, and clean, and they make sure to use the best materials for a luxurious feel. What I really like about it is the story behind the logo, and the edgier appeal of such basic pieces. The Spring 2011 preview features an awesome soundtrack, which just adds to the appeal of the collection. It’s not in stores yet, but stay tuned; you’ll also be able to shop online. To get a sneak peak of Killigrew Spring 2011 line check out http://www.killigrewfashion.com/.