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I'm beyond excited that they're finally showing the men some love. I'm getting the Michael Bastian military shirt for sure. I just wish Scott would've created a slim men's Band of Outsiders oxford for $78!
And People's Revolution reps Orthodox. Hmm ... is this suspicious?
Faran? That would awesome. Talk about Fashionista Diaries.
Linda Fargo's gray. And she's gorgeous and rocks the style pretty well.
Yeah ... I've got messenger. The totes aren't bad, but then your hands are always full.
A piece I wrote about the subject a few seasons back for the Washington Post:
Snejana Onopka? Jazzi ... you can keep the boots ... I just want to win!
Those are pretty sweet. But I'll stick with my TOMS ... they're crazy comfortable and they donate an entire pair back for everyone purchased. That's a lot better than 10%.
The Burberry one is pretty cool, actually, because it's sort of discreet.
Where's Kyle's picks? Aren't there any clothes for the fellas?
Good for her!
"You make a hundred dollars an hour, and you've got a safety pin holding your boot up?"
I think this'll be great ... but leave it to Vogue to produce a $3 million Web series. For every minute, is another assistant's yearly salary.
Damn! How old is she now? She's smoking hot and she's a brilliant business women. Young models of today, take note. This is your role model.
Joe Zee is my hero. He's funny, he knows the power of a few well-placed accessories and most of all, he's not afraid to throw in a "little J" reference to let you know he's up on Gossip Girl tip.
xoxo ...
These are great ... can't wait to see the guys. I'm really curious to see how the stuff that Patrick Robinson did sells. I'm thinking we all might be falling into the Gap this fall.
How to: Crash a Bryant Park fashion show:
Step 1. Storm past security, while barking into your phone about being late and rummaging through your bag.
Step 2. Bypass the check in and go straight into the holding line to get in. Stick to the center of the crowd and don't make eye contact.
Step 3. Once inside, mull about in the back and once the lights go down, have a seat and make sure to grab a goodie back.
I wonder if Alessandra Fachinetti is like Lars Nilsson. They keep going to these houses, following big name designers and can never make it work.
Is it them? The pressure? Or the demanding corporate boards that are too quick to drop the designer?
Linda Wells was blogging on Allure a few weeks ago. With all the layoffs, the poor magazines probably don't have enough warm bodies to blog.
Remember when French Vogue did this concept with Eniko Mihalik, showing her from age 10 to 60? That was done with much more style ... this simply wasn't executed correctly.
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It's cheaper than I would've thought ... but it must be taken into account how much the designers get out of this too. Major print and TV advertising, international press and instant name-recognition. Plus every designer that's done a collection for them has commented on how much they learned from the mass-retailer about smart production and sourcing. All that and a few hundred grand? Not bad.