Stella McCartney' uniforms for the team from Great Britain has also drawn somebarsToastSA.com
Ralph Lauren designs for Team USA's opening ceremony attire have drawn flack forlooking too French and being made in China.Photo by Ralph Lauren
The outfits for the Italian team by Giorgio Armani are a bit austere.DesignScene.net
Jamaican sprinter (and world's fastest man) Usain Bolt and hurdler ShevonStoddard in Jamaican Olympics team gear by Cedella Marley and PumaPhoto by Mark Zilbert
Saul Craviotto of Spain tweeted this pic.Photo via Saul Craviotto/Twitter
Johnny Depp at the 2012 MTV Music AwardsTumblr
John Varvatos channels Depp with this ensemble.
Depp rarely goes without a hat, so why should you?
We dig the Dark Shadows styling with that skull on the temple of these AlexanderMcQueen shades.
Depp is often seeing wearing a wide leather cuff bracelet, and you can go thegoth route, too.
Rock your own Pirates of the Caribbean vibe with Icon Brand’s “All Smiles HaveTeeth” ring, $32 at urbanoutfitters.com.
Depp’s shoes are either scuffed and beat up or retro sleek, like these nostalgicspectators and saddle shoes.
Schiaparelli orange silk organza dress (1935), Prada silk jacquard dress (Spring2004) and a video of Judy Davis as Elsa Schiaparelli in background
Schiaparelli, in a 1931 photo by Man Ray, wears a gown she designed with faux,painted pleats down the middle.Photo by Man Ray/© 2012 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York/ADAGP, Paris
Miuccia Prada earned a graduate degree in political science and then trained asa mime (yes, a mime!) before creating one of today’s most influential fashionbrands.Photo by Guido Harari/Contrasto/Redux
Luxe lips skirt from Prada’s Spring 2000 linePhoto by © Toby McFarlan Pond
Schiaparelli was known for whimsical ideas, like this 1937 “shoe hat” (made withsurrealist Salvador Dalí) and suit embroidered with lips on the pockets andlapels.Photograph by George Saad/© Les Editions Jalou, L’Officiel
Prada’s Fall 2004 line featured computer-generated prints that simulated pleats.Photo by © Toby McFarlan Pond
Plexiglas, mirrors and video dominate the Met’s new exhibit.
Elsa Schiaparelli (1890-1973) was a fashion sensation in the 1930s, ‘40s and‘50s, though her business eventually failed.