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Outside sources

Olivier Theyskens Wants To Design For His Friends, Lindsay Wants Karl To Design For Her Ankle, And More…

Batman comics aren’t usually stocked alongside fashion mags, but that doesn’t mean they’re not pretty stylish all the same. (Catwoman totally beat nineties Gucci to sex and skintight leather, after all.) And on Monday at Colette, Sarah Lerfel and crew roll out a collection of pieces inspired by Batman, Catwoman, and their DC Comics stablemates [...]

May 28, 2010  11:09 am

Designer update

Jensen-Conroy’s Knit Wit

Knitwear may not be the first thing you think of wearing when the temperature tops 90 degrees. But the funky, tribal-inflected statement pieces from Jensen-Conroy will make you think again: The signature knit-wrapped necklaces and cuffs from Wade Jensen and Moire Conroy’s jewelry line are plenty cool in or out of the A/C. Launched last [...]

May 27, 2010  10:30 am

Q&A

Poppy De Villeneuve Snaps Indie Fans, But She’ll Take Ravel

Photographer Poppy de Villeneuve spends her share of time behind velvet ropes, but for a recent project, she embraced a wider scene—the more-the-merrier free-for-for-all that is Indio, California’s outdoor Coachella music festival. Photos from her series You Are Everywhere go on view today at Colette as part of the new Music Loves You exhibition, alongside [...]

April 6, 2010  9:36 am

Dept. of culture

Blasblog: JakAndJil Went To Colette

While all eyes are glued to the catwalks, one guy’s are fixed on the off-runway scene: Tommy Ton, who has followed the action from New York to London to Milan and now to Paris for Style.com. (Click here for a selection of Tommy’s shots.) I love Tommy’s work, and so does Colette’s Sarah Lerfel, who’s [...]

March 8, 2010  11:47 am

Dept. of culture

Blasblog: The Blue Work Of Purple

On the walls of Colette’s upstairs gallery: naked girls in the bushes, naked girls in bed, naked girls in a stairwell, Peter Beard with sexy ladies, Olivier Zahm with sexy ladies, sexy ladies kissing sexy ladies. “Just pictures I’ve taken of me living my life,” shrugged Olivier Zahm, the perpetrator (and Purple founder). His work’s [...]

March 5, 2010  10:18 am

Designer update

Those in the Know Go to Prova

Vogue alum and new Ecco Domani Fashion Fund winner Irini Arakas has been quietly making gorgeous scarves and jewelry for her label, Prova, for a few seasons now, but at yesterday’s NYFW presentation—her first—it was clear how far she’s come. It was also clear who’s been behind her for most of that journey. The evening [...]

February 15, 2010  12:44 pm

Dept. of culture

Redeemable For Dreams (But Not, Alas, For Drinks)

André Saraiva is now better known as an international nightlife impresario—the man behind Le Baron, Beatrice Inn, and Le Montana—but at the beginning, he was just a graffiti artist with an alter ego (the winking smiley-face tag Mr. A, who’s since gone on to adorn Belvedere bottles and serve as the logo for Saraiva’s Black [...]

February 1, 2010  5:53 pm

Outside sources

Faster Than A Speeding Topshop Collaboration, Fitter Than Your Average Gap Store, And More…

Looks like Mark Fast’s Topshop collaboration has given the Canadian designer a taste for, well, fast fashion. Adding to an already busy 2010, he’ll be launching his own lower-priced line of dresses, crop tops, and leggings called, appropriately enough, Faster. Haste/waste? Not this time. [WWD]
The Gap’s Fifth Avenue storefront has played host to a variety [...]

January 7, 2010  11:46 am

Dept. of culture

Paris, Texas

Colette isn’t the first place you’d look for the Marlboro Man—the Gauloises Man, maybe—but kicking off 2010, that’s exactly where he’ll be. The store’s upstairs gallery space will host a show of photographs by the Chicago-born Jim Krantz. Krantz famously created Philip Morris’ “Marlboro Country” visuals, and when menswear designer Adam Kimmel wanted to channel [...]

December 24, 2009  8:29 am

Outside sources

Rodarte Plays With Dolls, We Play Guessing Games, And More…

Laura and Kate Mulleavy are filling Colette with Living Dead Dolls. Don’t even feign surprise. [NYT]There’s still no word on a successor at Maison Martin Margiela, though rumor has it the mysterious designer himself approached Raf Simons to be his anonymous heir. [Vogue U.K.]Speaking of rumors, remember the one that had Alber Elbaz taking the [...]

October 6, 2009  1:18 pm