REGISTER >>  |   LOG IN >>

Submit your email
to receive
NEW YORK BARGAINS

MORE DAILY VOGUE
Follow us on Facebook Proud member of
Bargain Connoisseurs Follow us on Twitter Subscribe to the feed
TWITTER
    NEW YORK SAMPLE SALES CALENDAR

    New York Bargains
    RATE SALES/ READ REVIEWS
    TRENDS BARGAIN-HUNTING Classics Makeup New York City Affordable Places New York Survival Guide NYC designers What women in their 20’s want What women in their 30s want What women over 40 want

    Olympic Wear
    2 March 2010

    Busy winter! Fashion Weeks is still raging in Europe, but for a second we wanted to pause and toast to the U.S.A. Olympic athletes…and their designer, Ralph Lauren. For the first time since we can remember the Winter Games had American fashion mavens doing a double take. In the opening ceremonies, athletes donned class cream Polo turtleneck sweaters. “Was that Shaun White?” we asked ourselves stunned for a moment at the way Polo’s design made even the alternative snowboarders and the rowdy bobsled team polished and poised.

    Olympic WearDuring the closing ceremonies Sunday night we. were. stunned. Stunned. U.S. Olympians looked awesome. How U.S. athletes turned out more tailored, put together and undoubtedly classy than nearly all their European counterparts is nothing short of miraculous. Ralph Lauren truly outdid themselves with their Olympic design by leaning on their classic legacy. But the Olympic designs also transcended Lauren’s preppy foundation with hipster friendly cardigans and for the outdoorsy types, down jackets.

    Olympic apparel - the adorable navy with red cardigan (above), the open ceremonies cream sweat, smart navy down puffer jackets and “Create Your Own” Olympic polos are available online.

    Emma Dinzebach



    Posted by Emma Dinzebach at 07:00 AM APPAREL , Bargain News , Expert Advice , TRENDS , What women over 40 want , Retail Scoop , What women in their 30s want , What women in their 20's want , Classics , NYC designers , The Vogue City | Trackback | Print This Post
    Digg! Digg     Digg! Del.icio.us    Technorati Technorati    Reddit Reddit    [Post to Twitter] Tweet This
        

    Leave a Reply

    To post a comment please enter your email first:

    Email    

    Where would you rather shop for apparel and accessories?

    View Results

    Loading ... Loading ...
    theOutnet.com US

    Check out our website daily for editorials, sample sales and news: