Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Saturday, June 11, 2011
Email Problems! Sorry :(
Sorry to anyone who has tried to email us this past week. Our @rwilliamsny.com emails are not working. Please direct all inquiries and communication to rwilliamsnewyork@gmail.com
Friday, May 13, 2011
Athlete of the Week
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Street Styles: Trinity College
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It's no secret to people close to me that my favorite color is blue. When I started designing, I often heard people quip, "Are you ever going to design something that isn't Navy?"
When I was setting up in Mather Hall at Trinity, this pretty blonde girl wearing an almost monochromatic outfit of dark skinny jeans and a blue Barbour over a black and cerulean rugby striped shirt, caught my eye. I love the way her backpack and shoes explode against the more subdued palate of her clothing. And the best thing is, she looked (not in a bad way) as if she had just rolled out of bed and thrown the look together. Nothing affected or trying about her styling. It's hard to look to uptight and still pull off a backpack.
-Ryan
PS-- I'm curious what other people think of blue Barbour jackets. Don't mess with a classic? Trying hard to look like you aren't conforming to the NESCAC uniform? or just as timeless? Personally, I've considered buying one to have something to wear with dark green corduroys but can't justify owning another Barbour
Brands We ♥ : CJ Laing

Check out these genuine Ikat shorts from CJ Laing, and at $170, a steal for the quality. We're obsessed with their whole collection. The fabrics are all nothing short of stunning.
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The shirtdresses are super cute too, and done in an amazingly light fabric.
Labels:
Brands We ♥,
CJ Laing,
Ikat,
Palm Beach,
Shirtdress,
Southampton
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Artists We ♥: Richard Avedon
Richard Avedon, Dovima with elephants, evening dress by Dior, Cirque d'Hiver, August 1955
I instantly thought back to the amazing Richard Avedon exhibit I attended at the Boston MFA early over the holidays (by the way, the MFA has finally opened it's American Wing back-up after a spectacular renovation.... if you haven't been to Boston in a while it is a must see).
There are few photographers, besides Slim Aarons, whose work I can imagine inspiring countless future photo-shoots for R. Williams. A few of my favorites from the collection were (and I apologize for the poor quality blackberry pictures---- click on them to see them bigger):
I like the stripes of the flowing fabric, and how the angle of the models arm echos the silhouette of the pyramid. Simple, bold, elegant.
Great print on the scarf, and interesting negative space.
I'm quite obsessed with this guy's bowtie and am contemplating having an imitation made (you have to view the picture bigger to get it).
Simply Iconic.
-Ryan
Labels:
Boston,
inspiration,
Photography,
Richard Avedon
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