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Lacroix’s Lucky Break, Prince-ly Affairs, And More…

October 8, 2009 1:34 pm

This calls for a couture celebration: Christian Lacroix is the proud new jewel in an Ajman sheikh’s crown. [WWD]

Prince just announced two impromptu concerts at the Grand Palais this Sunday. WWD wonders if Karl Lagerfeld and Stefano Pilati will come see his act, since he was front-row at theirs. We wonder if Prince will be wearing anything from either collection. Can’t you see him rocking a strawberry-printed milkmaid dress? [WWD]

In a tweet-ruled world, there are tweet rules. Read on, so you don’t pull a Courtney Love and get sued. [NYT]

Dina Lohan has the answer to all of your footwear needs: Shoe-Han. All styles go quite nicely with 6126 leggings. [The Cut]

In case you were wondering where your pants were, check out this nifty guide from Refinery 29. Apparently we’ve been headed in this direction for decades. [Refinery 29]

Go to work safe. Haruyama Trading Co. has come up with the season’s must-have garment: the swine flu suit. At $850, it’s a steal, even if, as The Cut points out, it doesn’t cover your mouth, nose, or eyes. But you’re coated with chemicals, so who cares? [The Cut]