Saturday, December 26, 2009

Gallerist Mark Busacca: Passion for Collecting

Five years ago, while looking for collectible antiques online, San Francisco artist Mark Busacca was disappointed that his searches yielded only text-based results. "As a visual person," he recalled, "I wanted to see the objects before considering a purchase." So he took matters into his own hands. With the goal of eventually launching an online consignment gallery, Busacca established a bricks-and-mortar location to learn the ins and outs of running a gallery. Busacca Gallery opened its doors in the Russian Hill neighborhood in 2007, carrying a variety of art and antiques from his personal collection. In January, after years of research and hard work, the Web site (busaccagallery.com) began offering objects from hundreds of sellers worldwide.
His daughters, Jennifer and Brittany, apparently paid close attention to his successful consignment business model and recently created an offshoot, Busacca Fashion Gallery (busaccafashiongallery.com).
As he weaves through the shelves and tables in his packed gallery (2010 Hyde St.) relating the history of piece after piece, Busacca's passion for collecting is obvious.
"Part of it is the idea of show and tell," he explained, "sharing with other people, teaching them about something they didn't know anything about."
The Busacca cheat sheet: Local gallery for global art: "I love Spanish colonial art because of its richness yet earthiness. I recommend James Eddy, owner of the Colonial Arts Gallery, as a great resource for Spanish colonial antiques, Mexican folk art, retablos, santos, Guatemalan masks, talavera pottery and much more. James has a great eye, and his collection is second to none." (colonialarts.com)
Go-to shop for gifts: "When I want to get a gift for someone special, I go to elle-même on Russian Hill. The exquisitely designed shop displays a mix of fine and fashion jewelry from over the last 100 years in vignettes of complementary paired sets, each in individually lit cabinets. Denise Kohne's taste is superb and occasionally whimsical, so I can find just what I want." (elle-meme.com)

Art expertise: "When private clients, interior designers or corporations ask me for an art consultant to help them with major decisions about purchasing modern and contemporary art, I am proud to recommend Holly Baxter. I have known Holly for years and regard her as San Francisco's premier art authority. She can perform any services a client might require, from research to acquisition to framing." (baxterandcook.com)
Essential event: "The San Francisco Fall Antiques Show is where I get some great works of art every year. It is the oldest continuously operating international antiques show on the West Coast. It features approximately 70 dealers from across the United States and Europe, offering for sale an extraordinary range of fine and decorative arts representing all styles and periods. This show is vetted to ensure the highest quality merchandise. A must-see." (sffas.org)
Objects of inspiration: "When I need my design fix, I go to De Vera, architecturally designed objects by Federico De Vera. I admire his impeccable taste and design sense. It is a pleasure to just spend an hour looking at his collection. From the perfection of lacquer card cases to contemporary Italian glass, it is an environment to savor." (deveraobjects.com)Read more: http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2009/12/25/HO0L1AT86A.DTL#ixzz0ar0EvzT8

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Footwear Dominates Winter, 2010

Footwear & leather inspired trends for Winter 2010, hit the runway with a dominating presence that was difficult to look anywhere other than south of one's ankle. The main trend for Shoes Fall 2009-Winter 2010 are ankle boots and Over-The-Knee boots.
The colour palette for the coming cold season looks dark, nearly mystic.Near-black and black and colors that go between midnight blue, asphalt, dark green, petrol, dark violet and deep reds display themselves from an inconceivable side.
Above the Knee Boots: Every socialite and off-duty model was photographed in her over-the-knee quilted Chanel boots last year. This year, above the knee boots are most popular in heeled versions (rather than small or flat heels) with suede the material of choice. Just a few of the of the designer's that inspired today's Winter trends, Badgley Mischka, Akris, and Fendi.
Reptile leathers: Alligator, crocodile, lizard, snake... reptilian skins are a major trend choice for footwear. Christian Dior, Ralph Lauren, Derek Lam, Cavalli, YSL provided the feeling of exotic and luxurious through their reptile & leather inspirations. Used in the most classic of ways; subtle, refined and yet bold.
Fringing and Folk-Inspired: Folk-inspired with an ethnic twist,fringed boots are the defining feature of the trend, with other details like studs and tooled leather adding to the crafty, bohemian feel. Gucci, Balmain, Anna Sui featured the short fringed ankle-boots in leather or suede can look sexy with bare legs or tights. They can add a ruffian charm to a sophisticated outfit, or be thrown together with an everyday outfit for casual chic.
Featured at www.busaccafashiongallery.com, Fashion forward ALDO ankle bootie heels! Their cutout profile is unique and stylish, and makes us instantly fall for them http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=235&itemid=511&page=1. Also with buckled straps and geometric studding detail, you can't go wrong. Super cute paired with a skirt or skinny jeans. They are soft leather so there is no need to work them in before wearing them out during a long night on the town. The heel is 2.5 inches.

Monday, December 14, 2009

Color Palette & Fabrics for Spring 2010

This season color is a rainbow of possibilities, with a tapestry of color from Earthy tones to eye catching brights, to soft water colors. Some of the color stories for Spring, 2010. There are some key trends for Spring/Summer 2010, which are inspired by relaxation and casual classic apparel. Fabrics are light in weight. Silhouettes are looser this season. Athletic and Nautical details continue. There is a 1960’s influence for the younger customer. Prints and Patterns play a key role in creating excitement and newness.
COLOR
1. Think sandy beaches. One of the key components for next seasons color palette are neutrals. Valentino's Spring line displayed colors ranging from seashell white, golden sand shades, and driftwood taupe.
2. Water colors- Soft, chalk-like pastels influenced by water color paintings. These soft shades work well with white and light sand shades mentioned above.
3. Spa and Pool inspired shades, water inspired blues mixed with blue/ greens such as Aqua and Teal.
4. Sunny Yellows emerge with gold cast. Greens are inspired by Grass and Leaves and have a yellow cast. Along with bright yellow and greens, fruity Shades of peach, oranges and shades of pink and berry. Look out for coral! Coral will be a hot color for this fashion season.
5. Purples continue to be strong, and one of my favorite colors, will remain strong, especially in the periwinkle blue tones.
6. Nautical color story by using shades of orange, reds, coral and aqua update the traditional palette.
7. Muted color palettes, resembling dusk or early evening. This is an important palette because of sand-washed silks and washed linen fabrics which compliment the inspired color scheme.

FABRICS
1. Light and Fresh-
A dressed down look blending dress and casual clothes. Color is key highlighting the soft water colors with neutrals. Fabrics are light and airy. Looser silhouettes and soft shapes are important. Styling still remains simple.
2. Leisure Class- This trend is all about weekend wear clothing. Casual Classics with Nautical, or athletic details. Cotton is the key fabrication. Performance
fabrics also work under this trend. Checks, Stripes, color-blocking are key patterns. Bright colors are used mixed with White, Black and Navy.
3. Loose and Free- The anti-establishment trend. 1960’s influence, color and pattern driven. Geared towards the juniors and young men customers. Denim is a key fabrication focusing on washes and deconstruction. Variety of slim and loose silhouettes.
4. Laid Back Attitude- Vacation attire with a tropical island look. There is less
Emphasis on Safari and Tribal Inspirations this season. Texture of fabric increases both for knits and wovens. Pucker, Crinkle, Pebble, Waffle, Herringbone, are important textures. Fabric still remains light in weight. Prints and Patterns are key and is inspired by Polynesian Islands, Peru, Exotic Flowers and Asia.
To view & shop for the latest fashion trends visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com.

Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Accessories for 2010


Putting together an outfit is a fairly basic routine. Making sure it's coordinated & combined with the right fabrics and colors is simple in theory, but without adding accessories, it can be dead in the water when it comes to expressing one's personal style. Accessories are a great way to turn up the volume on any out fit. Looking ahead to the Spring 2010 season, we shift our focus to a few of the highlighted items for this runway season. GLOVES! The runway brought a breath of fresh air to the fashion item which relegated to somewhat restricted group of wearers up to fairly recent times. Featured at the Yves Saint Laurent show, gloves, worn once as a novelty, were featured as a mainstream option this season. YSL is known for its mastery of tailoring. Scalloped jackets, large-lapelled shirt dresses, bolero jackets and a slew of precisely cut pencil skirts took to the Parisian stage, but it was the subtle note of rebellion which was most effective. Wearing gloves this casually, is sophisticated, and is something that more men and women need to start wearing again. Yves Saint Laurent, himself, may he rest in peace, would agree. Americans, have just rediscovered the wearing of hats and scarves. I would imagine gloves worn in this fashion, will be next. Its only logical. I mean elegant gloves, worn out to dinner. Not the Michael Jackson, Flash dance and or 80's one glove or the leather gloves people only wear in the winter when it is cold. Those are hideous. If you only wear gloves to keep your hands cold, you are missing the point. White gloves, very chic, on women and men. The Stirrup... Alexander Wang's latest Resort collection isn't completely devoid of black party dresses, but they certainly play a more minor role than they have in seasons past. The CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund winner chalked up his new found interest in all-American sportswear. Featured this season was an alternative to hosiery, the stirrup. Can be worn with low, ankle, or tall boots. This fashion accessory highlighted the runway for the Spring, 2010 show, which put a new spin on the once traditional piece, to an updated chic look.
To check out the latest fashion merchandise items, visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com. Busacca Fashion Gallery (BFG), is an online selling & buying platform for designers, boutique owners, and individual sellers to sell their items on a consignment basis, free on the web. To learn more, visit our website.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Swimwear Forecast, 2010

Although most of us are saying 'goodbye' to Fall, and saying 'hello' to freezing temperatures, we can look forward to the hot trends for 2010, which are already heating up the runway.
The bandeau bikini tops return to the sandy beaches as this swimwear trend for 2010 offers a shoulder-baring alternative to the more traditional bikini tops. Designers showed bandeau bikini tops in styles ranging from those that are little more than stretchy bands, to bandeau tops with under wires. Petites who wear bikinis will also be able to wear bandeau bikini tops.

Look out for string embellishment. We've all heard of string bikinis, but the 2010 swimwear string embellishment trend is totally different. Designers are using strings as part of the style, but usually just for decoration and not as part of the garment's structure. Fringe as embellishment also appeared at the swimwear fashion shows for 2010 styles.If you're thinking about wearing a swimsuit with string embellishment, you're most likely to have a trendy fashion personality. You enjoy cutting edge fashion and like to wear the latest, especially if it's a style that sets you apart from the crowd. When the string decoration is vertical or asymmetrical, it works best for petites. For some of these eye-catching trends, look no further than http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/. Busacca Fashion Gallery seeks out only the most interesting merchandise peices & designer's for our unique buyers. Featured as one of the leading trends for 2010 is swimsuit designed by Maaji. Maaji is one of the most sort after designer swimwear labels. This beautiful Monokini is very unusual and it compliments the female figure perfectly. The swimsuit is is a lovely berry red colour with contrast trims. There is limited availability for this oh so sexy and pretty swimsuit. Sized Medium which is US10 and UK12-14 (http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=264&itemid=207&page=1#).
For the latest trends & posted merchandise, visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com!

Friday, November 27, 2009

Bags, Bags, Bags! Forecast for upcoming trends...

Handbags for most women are reflection of their personality, personal style, and we feel naked without them. The handbag, in fact, is no longer seen by designers as a mere accessory than can be included or not according to their whim; it has become a fundamental element of a woman’s look, something that is essential not only for its practicality but, above all, because it is chic and complements a woman’s personality and style. Some of the ‘eye-catching’ trends for Fall/ Winter 2009, and the upcoming spring 2010, designers played with lots of color, as well as texture. This year designers have created amazing purses from quilted handbags and bags with chunky chains. The color pallet for handbags this season, play with a full spectrum of color, from simple black to rainbow colors. Depending on what you are wearing you can choose from oversized clutches, quilted purses, leather handbags or fringe handbags.
One of the most important things about handbag to look out for is the color. The colors used are very bright and fun. They can be bright yellow, green, pink, light blue, black and white combinations or separates, red, tan or with
animal prints. The purse doesn't necessarily need to match your shoes or anything what-so-ever, it can just bring a touch of color to your outfit. All you need to do is make sure it works well with the rest of your outfit
Fringes are in the trend this fall and winter seasons. Exotic skins are obviously in the vogue as well, though it can be considered as a forever-chic and sophisticated design. That said, you know you would never go wrong with this. Let your bohemian styling soar with designer Jimmy Choo. Choo has always given designs a range from the most casual to the most glamorous and luxurious ones, and this bag probably falls in between. Choo plays with animal textured print, in a bold electric blue. This beautiful bag featured in the photo on the right, plays with all the elements of this seasons trendrends. Like Choo, designers have been focusing on bohemian styling has always been casual but there are some who can pull such façade in an elegant way. So if you also want to achieve that kind of look, perhaps carrying this bag would do the job.
New posting available at http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/, designer, Jenny Weinstein displays high quality handmade biker bag. This piece was inspired by the late 70's riders,road music, bikers look,art(david mann ),fashion and bikers culture in particular. This is a unique bag that can change and add to your style and figure with no effort at all. A unique bag is a unique statement - also because of the knowledge that Jenny's bags are one piece and made by hand and not in a factory. Mostly Jenny's bags are samples- a few items from each design. material - high quality leather like color - black description - size - L40cm-1ocm-W38cm snap closure comfartable shoulder carry inside: stable black satin lining, ideal for carrying books,laptop.. two internal pockets one zipper pocket outside: silver zippers creates cool pocket unique stitch inside and outside cool biker look and unique silhouette. Link:(http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=47#)
To view the latest postings & fashions, visit www.BusaccaFashionGallery.com!

Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Layer up...Pearl Trends, Spring, 2010


Let’s make a statement! Jewelry has never been so bold. From Giant metal floral designs, rocks & stones, to classic pearls, trends for 09 & the upcoming new year, Jewelry is making a huge statement, and BusaccaFashionGallery.com is stringing along.

Right now , one of the hottest trends in fashion jewelry looks out there is the strands of pearls. Designers such as Chanel, and stores like Forever 21 are showing strands of pearls. The cabochon pearl button earring has emerged as a strong silhouette for spring. This vintage, as well as 1980's staple can be seen in the pages of Vogue magazine at super bold sizes. Pale pinks & grey colored pearls are gaining quick popularity. These soft colors compliment the muted spring apparel colors that are so predominant this season. Materials combined with these jewelry classics displayed a significant use of ribbon and color cords, which can be used as e bow tie closures, which are allowing the simple strands to become their own unique interpretation. In addition to ribbon and colored cords, pearls are also being used with leather and mesh for a more casual feeling. Baroque and freshwater shapes help fashion pearls look great with denim.

Layered pearls in various sizes mixed with lengths of chain is a dramatic way that fashion pearl is being designed. The use of asymmetrically placed floral 'brooches' on these layered necks is also a key look. Creating these floral brooches out of pear shaped pearls keeps the look more modern. Adding charms to pearl bracelets and mixed into strands as its been done at Coco Chanel, which is a great way to create a unique & fashionable piece. Look no further than www.BuscacaFashionGallery.com for fantastic Jewelry pieces & tons more.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

The Rebirth of Vintage Clothing & Trends, 2009 Seasons

As the seasons change from Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer, and we're quickly approaching yet another winter season, styles from seasons past have come back around. Even though MJ isn't with us anymore, he's left a mark in 80's fashion. The military jacket has come back to life! This year we've seen various twists of this vintage fashion on the runway which designers and retail outlets alike offer up their own modern versions, but there is nothing that quite compares to the real deal. The great thing about vintage clothing, it's almost as if it we're couture. One-of-a-kind pieces that've stood the test of time, and have been given new life. Combining the old with the new, is a fusion that is both unique, and inspiring. Jackets are the biggest must-have this fall, and especially the winter season. It's all about a polished look, but you may have to dig for vintage jackets and blazers that are tailored to you. San Francisco, and other metropolitan cities usually have an abundant resale shops, making the hunt for buried treasure, easy to find, as well as affordable. When searching for jackets, look for one's that are tailored to fit your body's shape, as well as dark colors such as black, browns, and other darker shades. Also, these rich dark colors, like vintage, will stand the test of time, so don't be afraid to splurge on a staple this season.

Seek out a great waist belt for this season. Belts have been worn over sweaters, which are a hot fashion trend for Fall, 2009. You can give this look a vintage twist with a vintage sweater and belt! The return of 60's and 70's was also present with the return of the sweater mini-dress. The mini sweater dress can be worn with tall boots, or a pair of skinny jeans. You may or may not have any luck finding these at thrifts but vintage clothing boutiques usually have a selection. But the best selection is certainly to be found on-line. Look no further than great selections & pieces of vintage clothing & accessories at http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/.

Vintage brooches are another thing to look for on your thrift store hunting expeditions this fall. Big, flashy, antique jewelry is a fun and funky way to add personality to your outfit. They are incredibly versatile as well. You can wear them more traditionally on your lapel, or you can use them to dress a purse, a hat, or even shoes! If you have a scarf that will hold up to being punctured with the pin backing of the brooch , you can use it to hold a carefully-laid scarf in place.
Featured in the photo above is an exquisite bee broach. Made of 18 karat yellow and white gold, this vintage piece has wings set with full-cut diamonds: total diamond weight approximately 0.26 karats. Completely handmade, unbelievable work has gone into this exquisite piece of jewelry, which doesn't come along very often. Inside the brooch is signed by Kevin, the designer, whose mark is stamped on the interior: "18k/ 585/ Kevin." Overall weight approx. 13.2 gm. Measures approximately 1-1/4"long x 1-1/4" wide. To view more about this item, click on the link provided (http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=32&itemid=259&page=1#).

For more vintage & new designer fashions, visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com.

Monday, November 2, 2009

Men's Fall/ Winter Trends, 2009

For the Fall/Winter 2009 season, Men's apparel stepped it up a notch with a unique blend of fashion pieces. Designer's this year paired a perfect fusion of elegant, sophisticated, the nonchalant, as well as the ultra fashionable. Over the seasons, we've seen men's fashion turn 'a new leaf.' No longer exclusive to runways, men's fashion has gained a new perspective, especially as they have become increasingly conscious of what they wear. So, what can you expect in the fall fashion scene for men? Take a look at some of the 'must haves' for the current Fall/Winter 2009.
Alexander McQueen, known for his decadent runway shows and mastery of construction, McQueen is variously inspired by the military, morbidity, and any number of far-flung tribes—often in the same collection. McQueen touched on some of the major highlights this runway season (Fall, 2009 runway show on the left). Making it's way into the fall collection, the look for men's outerwear, is the updated trench coat. The overall fit is trim, a little shorter than the classic. Burberry also freshened up this men’s staple in an olive green gabardine. Tommy Hilfiger has it in navy and DKNY in a deep gray, both functioning more as raincoats, and Prada included a heavy double-breasted glen plaid overcoat. Overall, the trench coat is a great fitting stylish staple, that's is a key element for this fall.
Men's Sweaters & Colors: Cardigans have been popular for a few seasons, but imagine a retro style cardigan over a tee or button down shirt for fall. It’s a seasonal must have. Pair this with geek chic glasses and skinny jeans and you have a very current look. Men's will be expected to work with rich colors, such as dark shades of blacks, grays, and midnight blues, with a dash of deep greens and purples.
Tailored Suits: Classics will always rule when it comes to men's fashion. Unsurprisingly it's no different when it comes to men's suits. The waistcoat has long been a dead item for most men, but thanks to a resurgence in its popularity in men's street wear the suits' waistcoat is back with vengeance. In 2009 we'll witness the return of the three-piece suit, as it has been one of the most under-utilised parts of a man's wardrobe over the last forty years. If we're returning to the classics with double breasted and three-piece suits in 2009, then it stands to reason that we're also returning to classic cloth patterns. Moreover, the coupling of the classics with the current men's fashion revitalisation means this is the perfect time to reintroduce patterns into your wardrobe. Displayed below, is a classic fitted navy velvet blazer sold at Busacca Fashion Gallery, (http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=289&itemid=107&page=1). This is a slim fitting jacket that is great to dress up or down depending the occasion. There are 4 pockets total, two front hip pockets, one chest pocket, and one hidden inside pocket. The velvet is made of 100% cotton and the lining is black with a rayon blend. To view the latest postings, or to register & sell high-end fashion merchandise, visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com.

Sunday, October 25, 2009

Key Pieces, Fall 09' Designer Trends

Busacca Fashion Gallery (http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/) philosophy is to find unique, fashionable, and quality fashion pieces. Aiming to find one-of-a-kind items, is just one element of BFG. Keeping up with upcoming trends plays a huge part on what's reflected & displayed at Busacca Fashion Gallery. Designers pulled out all the stops for New York Fashion Week. From hot-pink tight dresses, to rave-ready leggings and iridescent skirts, there were plenty of tempting styles to talk about, especially those retail lover's can score a lot of these updates without blowing your budget.

80's Inspired Pea coat

Simple, chic, and a little jolt of confidence, 80's inspired black jacket was shown this Fall 2009 season. Structured jackets that add a little volume at the shoulders, can make your posture seem stronger and slims the waist, says designer Phillip Lim. Similar style can be found at BFG. A Marc Jacobs classic, fitted, stylish pea coat is a staple piece for this season. Color is classic black, with stripped silk black lining and red ribbing on the inside to provide added detail. Fabric is a heavy wool to provide warmth, and has a little extra room for layering underneath. This is a traditional piece, with a twist of modern style. To view this item, see link. http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=232&itemid=26&page=1

Lots of Layers

The best thing about Fall is layering! Nothings cozier when the temperatures drop than a sweater to warm things up. In addition to sweaters, the fur vest was the outer layer of choice, showing up on more than a few runways. Scarves, leggings, and leather jackets round out the options for layered looks. You can find many of these layered pieces instantly under 'Outerwear' at BFG. From Rebecca Taylor to Donna Karen, this seasons trends sprouted up all over New York's fashion week.

LBD

Little black dress (LBD) is always a key staple that will never go out of style. Although times tare changing, and the LBD is also changing with them. Designers looked toward the future with seriously severe shapes, sleek cutouts and body-hugging silhouettes that brought these black dresses a very next-century feel. (If only we could fast-forward through these slightly-less-than-awesome times!)

















Tuesday, October 20, 2009

BusaccaFashionGallery.com, Fall/ Winter 2009 Forecast

This seasons, Fall 2009, range from fur vests, fitted leather jackets, thigh high/over the knee boots, sequins, studded embellishment, sheer clothing, dark edgy blacks and much more. It's time revamp your closet, and aim to stand out with this seasons trends.
Many of these stylish peices can carry you from fall to winter. When the weather get's cold, it's time to layer! Many of the fall / winter peices are all about texture. Leather, fur, and knits.

Top Trends, Chunky Jewelry:
There’s no easier way to dress up a simple outfit or add even more flair to the whimsical. At the Alber Elbaz’s Lanvin fall show (photo on the right), showed excessive jewelry pieces, which lit up the runway. Chunky pearls, broaches, and layered necklaces is a 'quick' fix to turning up the volume.
http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/ has embrased the excessive jewelry pieces, especially one-of-a-kind pieces. Below is an antique broach. This exquisite bee, of 18 karat yellow and white gold, has wings set with full-cut diamonds: total diamond weight approximately 0.26 karats.

Unbelievable work has gone into this exquisite piece of jewelry -- hand done, of a quality that doesn't come along very often. Inside the brooch is signed by Kevin, the designer, whose mark is stamped on the interior: "18k/ 585/ Kevin." Overall weight approx. 13.2 gm. Measures approximately 1-1/4"long x 1-1/4" wide. The bee brooch is in excellent condition. To view more information on this item, please click on the link provided below. http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=32

Over the knee boots:

Very daring, yet sexy and classy if worn correctly, over the knee boots is a hot fashion trend for fall 2009/ winter 2010. Ranging from flat, wedge, and the infamous stiletto heel; at least one head turning, statement making, over-the-knee boot is a must-have staple and fashion trend for this season.

Capes and Cloaks:

Capes and cloaks are back in style to keep you warm and will become a staple in your wardrobe for the coming fashion season. Ranging from cropped capes to longer cloaks, you will see top name designers incorporate this fashion trend in their runway shows. Look out for this trend to be incorporated into dresses, sweaters, scarves and more. The possibilities are endless!



To access, post, and purchase the latest fashions, please visit www.busaccafashiongallery.com!




































Monday, October 12, 2009

Outerwear & Fashions for 2010, Busacca Fashion Gallery

Featured fall items for outerwear, Fall 2009
We have an affordable, super chic French Connection short sleeve blazer (featured in photo on the right). Great for night time to add a little sparkle to your outfit. The sequins are more of a matte black so the glimmer is not overwhelming. This item is made from 100% Polyester. Great condition but missing three or four sequins, but not noticeable what so ever.


Designer & Trends for Spring, 2010: Philip Lim

Lim's Spring 2010 collection included a selection of detailed embellished belts, and sequined panels and soft knife pleats. Dresses came with leather panels and ivory lace, tops and shorts came with a smattering of sequins and his sunglasses came with crystals.

Leather Motorcycle Jackets


Leather, and especially motorcycle jackets are key for keeping warm, and updating your wardrobe for the 2010 fashion trends. The latest featured item available at www.busaccafashiongallery.com is this amazing turquoise motorcycle jacket.
Bought in Japan. Amazing cropped, 3/4 sleeve turquoise leather jacket. There are 3 zipper front pockets and two button front pockets.
Front zipper zips diagonally up the front and ends with a button snap that completes the closures. There is a 6.5" zipper that runs up the back of each sleeve so that you can open and flair the sleeve or keep it slim and tight at the mid wrist. The lining is cotton all around and satin in the sleeves. Femme products retail for $250 300+ This jacket retailed for $400.

Busacca Fashion Gallery- Jewelry



Busacca Fashion Gallery, a new web-based consignment business opportunity within the visual fashion industry, is a pre-edited online visual marketing directory, catalog, and search engine.

We've searched and found the latest high-end jewelry by top boutiques & designers from all over the globe. We continually search for new & interesting pieces for those who love fashion. We've recently found some amazing jewelry pieces that we would like to share.

Our latest postings can be found with the following link listed below.
http://http//www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=8.
You'll be able to access a variety of different new & vintage pieces instantly by simply clicking
on the subcategory you wish to view.
The first jewelry item featured this week is the Sterling Silver Bracelet ,With Black Diamonds (item showcased above). This is an elegant bracelet made of sterling silver (925) and 18 karat red gold. There are 8 black diamonds with a 5 point stone size (100 points=1 carat) inside that circles of this handmade masterpiece. http://http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=31&itemid=292&page=1.
The second item is the 'Ring LA FEDE.' A red gold ring (18K) with 9 white diamonds,each 5 points stone size(100 points=1 carat)-handmade-with a concave curve at both sides for a better ergonomic fit (Featured on right, along with direct link). http://http://www.busaccafashiongallery.com/catalog.php?catid=36&itemid=294&page=1

BusaccaFashionGallery.com ultimate goal is to find unique & quality pieces to users, as well as a 'user friendly' shopping environment online. For more jewelry items & fashion merchandise, please visit our website: www.busaccafashiongallery.com.