This month, Kelly Wearstler unveiled her new clothing line. As a collection, it has all of the texture, pattern and luxury we've come to expect from the designing diva. And this week, she launched a brand new website to showcase all of her glamorous goodness. On it, you'll find an online fashion and accessories shop, an online home shop, her blog and her portfolio — in short, everything Kelly, all in one place. Wearstler worshippers ... rejoice!
1. Remember all of the hoopla over Kelly's outfits on Top Design? Now you can get a piece of the mega-designer's new ready-to-wear collection in her fashion shop.
2. An accessories shop - Given Wearstler's love of metals in her designs, jewelry seems like a natural next step for the designer.
3. The home shop features objects, vases, sculpture, tabletop pieces and beautifully photographed books. The brass knot and brass legs are two of my favorites.
4. From the blog - Wearstler makes a three-dimensional 'vibe tray' for each project. (Love that idea!) Trays are then organized on large work tables in her studio. (Shown - the vibe tray for the living room in a Miami villa.)
5. Kelly's portfolio provides inspiring snapshots of her residential and commercial work. (Shown - BG at Bergdorf Goodman.)
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Very beautiful objects, but $795 for a bottle opener...no thanks. I think Ms. Wearstler needs to get a reality check.
Not in a million years.
She sells various sizes of 'marble books' - whatever those are supposed to be.
Her pricing is offensive. I don't think a post about her overpriced, unnecessary, and not-so-impressive items is a positive contribution to the AT site.
I thought I was the only one who didn't like her work.
The Rihanna of Design. Overrated.
I thought I was the only one who didn't like her work.
The Lady Gaga of Design. Overrated.
I thought I was the only one who didn't like her work.
The Britney Spears of Design. Overrated.
I think Elle Decor featured her home a while back. It was just as bizarre, uninviting, and off-putting as she is.