Showing posts with label Katie Ermilio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Katie Ermilio. Show all posts

October 17, 2012

Runway Review - Katie Ermilio Spring 2013

We've had our eye on Katie and her designs since 2010 and have blogged about her a few times. Now she is back with her Spring 2013 collection, and it surpasses expectations! She describes the collection as "luxurious, but relaxed."Her aesthetic is feminine, classic, and includes a lot of stripes (you know I swoon for stripes).













She also recently launched a line for Anthropologies's BHLDN. That middle dress is TO. DIE. FOR. 



On my to do list. Find an event where I have an excuse to buy a Katie Ermilio. 




March 23, 2012

Desinger Profile- Katie Ermilio Take Two

I am Smitten... Again. Thanks to Coco+Kelley's post last week for reminding me of Katie Ermilio and her amazing designs. I featured Katie in a Designer Profile back in 2010, and since then she continues to do great things. For those of you who weren't follwing C&C back in 2010..let me catch you up.

What is there to know about Katie Ermilio, besides the fact that her clothes are to die for? Well, let's start with her family's history in fashion: Her grandfather was the personal clothier to Grace Kelley and her father owns Ermilio Clothiers, a bespoke men’s-wear shop in Philadelphia. Add to that internships at Vogue and Teen Vogue, and you have yourself the makings of a fashion designer. Did I mention she's only 26 years old!


Ermilio's designs are classically tailored with a total "Gossip Girl" in mind. I can easily see Serena and/or Blaire in her clothes. Here are some looks from past collections. 










And a few from her Fall 2012 collection.


Katie of C&C is going to fall head over heels for these green striped trousers!
Images from Katie Ermilio

August 16, 2010

Designer Profile

Katie Ermilio is the 4th generation from the Ermilio Family to be a fashion designer. Her grandfather Arthur Ermilio was a designer for Grace Kelly. Katie's style is all about relaxed elegance and using menswear fabrics to reinvision womenswear.