Tom Ford Fall 2015 Fashion Show in Los Angeles: Denim, Fringe, and

Los Angeles just got in on the Fashion Week action, hosting Tom Ford's show Friday night since those darn Oscars threw a wrench in the designer's typical London show plans. On a runway strewn with what had to have been pounds of rose petals and in front of a celeb audience that included Julianne Moore, Amy Adams, Olivia Munn, and Rose Huntington-Whiteley, the action unfurled. Your cheat sheet lies ahead, girlfriend. There was SO much denim! And not like denim denim. Knee-length skirts, pants where the utilitarian fabric just showed at the highest part of the leg, and jackets embellished with leopard. If there's one person who knows how to make ultra-luxe jeans, it's Ford: While he was at Gucci, he showed a pair that rang in at $3,134 and Guinness World Records got involved (true story!). And there was so much leopard! It really is the neutral that's never going out of style, and Ford used it liberally. There was the expected stuff, like luxe toppers, but also that aforementioned jean jacket. If you would've described this to me, like, yesterday, I would've raised an eyebrow, but now I think it's pretty rad. OK, and final thing: So much
Los Angeles just got in on the Fashion Week action, hosting Tom Ford's show Friday night since those darn Oscars threw a wrench in the designer's typical London show plans. On a runway strewn with what had to have been pounds of rose petals and in front of a celeb audience that included Julianne Moore, Amy Adams, Olivia Munn, and Rose Huntington-Whiteley, the action unfurled. Your cheat sheet lies ahead, girlfriend. There was SO much denim! And not like denim denim. Knee-length skirts, pants where the utilitarian fabric just showed at the highest part of the leg, and jackets embellished with leopard. If there's one person who knows how to make ultra-luxe jeans, it's Ford: While he was at Gucci, he showed a pair that rang in at $3,134 and Guinness World Records got involved (true story!). And there was so much leopard! It really is the neutral that's never going out of style, and Ford used it liberally. There was the expected stuff, like luxe toppers, but also that aforementioned jean jacket. If you would've described this to me, like, yesterday, I would've raised an eyebrow, but now I think it's pretty rad. OK, and final thing: So much