Top 10 Most Memorable Fashion Moments of 2008

by Terri Potratz | December 23, 2008 at 03:50 pm
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Carla Bruni-Sarkozy au sénat

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People around the globe like to keep a keen eye on fashion, both on an international scale and locally.  Here are some stories from 2008 that made a big splash in many countries worldwide:

10. Backlash against too-skinny models and actorsMany fashion weeks impose a minimum BMI for models.

9. Italian Vogue runs issue featuring all-black models.  Flies off the shelves.

8. Crazy footwearMarc Jacobs, Christian Louboutin and Victoria Beckham are two examples of celebrities who made headlines for their shoe preferences.

7. Victoria's Secret fashion show is an international sensation.

6. Gossip Girl TV show sets the bar for fashion; makes history by being the first show to film in the actual NYFW tents.

5. Maternity chic is in, thanks to Angelina Jolie.

4. Yves Saint Laurent dies at age 71.

3. US Republican Vice-President nominee Sarah Palin redefines the power suit - and feels the heat after spending over $150,000 of RNC campaign money on her wardrobe.

2. Renewal of First Lady styleMichelle Obama and Carla Bruni become fashion emblems.

1. The Sex and the City movie sends hoards of women to theaters; outfits are scrutinized, copied, and reproduced.

Bonus: the moustache!

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yuls.source

Great stuff. I would add Michelle Obama's disastrous election night dress to this list. The horridness of it is historic now.

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Jono Brandel

Glad you liked the shoes. They are Marc by Marc Jacobs on Filmore in San Francisco CA.

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GOONER09

I'm a Big fan of Carla Bruni ..

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GinaQ

Yves Saint Laurent dies at age 71.......


YSL was a legend.  His impact will live on for generations.

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