Betsey Johnson

With her signature feminine charm, Betsey Johnson transforms this fairly plain satchel bag into a deliciously girly accessory. It's that combination of basic design and just a little feminine flair which ensures that, unlike some other Betsey Johnson creations, this one doesn't go too far. A handful of dark hematite studs, softly twisted shoulder straps, and [...] Read Full Story

News and Trends: Celebrated fashion designer Betsey Johnson will design an exclusive Eloise Suite for New York's Plaza Hotel in homage to the landmark's most famous "resident," the heroine of Kay Thompson's classic book Eloise. The two-bedroom suite,... Read Full Story

Getty Images. Don't Miss: Betsey Johnson Presents: Models Eating Cookies Betsey Johnson: Coming to Target? Betsey Johnson is tired of her commute, apparently. The beloved fashion designer - who has been a prom staple for decades—told NY Mag 's The Cut, "I should be retired. I'm basically screwing up because I'm not retired. I'd liike to go in four days a month, something like that." Apparently Johnson has been preparing to bow out of her full-time role for some time now. She hopes to be succeded by Eric Sartori , a former designer for Vera Wang, Hervé Léger, and Azzedine Alaïa: He is the ... Read Full Story

Official site: http://www.betseyjohnson.com Founded: in the heart of Soho, England, in 1978 Betsey Johnson, the New York designer who had been rocking the fashion industry with her unique and original designs since the 1960’s, was presented The Timeless Talent Award created especially for her, which recognized her influence on fashion [...] No related posts. Read Full Story

Designer Betsey Johnson attends Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week at Bryant Park on September 14, 2009 in New York City. (Getty Images) more pics » Betsey Johnson doesn't go online. Ever? Never. Or so she says. Even in our current social media obsessed world (tweet us!), Johnson says she has people at her disposal who do all the tweeting, twittering, and facebooking for her. But despite the designer's lack of technology savviness, Johnson wants to sell clothes through television, like for QVC. Having worked on small projects with QVC before, Johnson said that she'd like to collaborate again, but this time with a full diffusion clothing ... Read Full Story