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november 23, 2009

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Selma Blair, Woman of Simple Tastes?

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Dept. of culture

The Pratt Gallery’s Shades of Green

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Q&A

Delfina Delettrez Fendi Isn’t Afraid Of The Dark

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Shopping alert

The Mother Of All Rummage Sales

Want to know what it’s like to walk a mile in Gwyneth Paltrow’s shoes? Head to Selfridges on Sunday, where London trio Yasmin LeBon, Lisa B., and Trinny Woodall will host the “Really, Really Great Garage Sale” (or car boot sale, as they’re lovingly known in the U.K.).
The ladies have taken over the first-floor [...]

November 12, 2009  11:44 am

Q&A

In Conversation With The Journal’s Michael Nevin

When Michael Nevin launched The Journal ten years ago, the magazine was a skinny black-and-white zine dedicated to all things skate and snowboard. A decade later, the issue of The Journal that comes out tomorrow comprises, among other features, new work by Jonathan Meese in memorial to Dash Snow, semi-destroyed photographs of Kate Moss and [...]

September 14, 2009  4:21 pm

Style hunter

Did You Spot Helmut Lang’s Influence On The Fall Runways?

So elusive is the designer-turned-artist Helmut Lang that we recently overheard one party photographer ask him to identify himself for the camera. Paparazzi might have short memories, but fashion creators—especially the young guns on the scene—have the work of the Austrian-born master of minimalism indelibly seared on their brains. The likes of Rad Hourani, Mark [...]

August 27, 2009  7:57 am

Outside sources

Dell’Acqua Steps Back, Lacroix Soldiers On, And More…

Alessandro Dell’Acqua may have been happy with the designs for his men’s and women’s Spring 2010 lines, but he is not pleased with the final product. The designer has issued a letter distancing himself from his distribution company, noting that the quality of the collections is not up to his standards. When we called for [...]

June 23, 2009  10:39 am

Designer update

Shorts Take: Alexander Wang’s Tuxedo Alternative

Just as boys will be boys, fashion designers will be fashion designers. So while Marc Jacobs surprised us all by showing up in actual pants, Swarovski Womenswear Designer winner Alexander Wang mixed things up with a formal shorts look. Piece by piece, Wang’s tidy look actually consisted of black cotton-sateen Comme des Garçons shorts, a [...]

June 16, 2009  3:12 am

Designer update

Joseph Altuzarra: A Reason To Look Forward To Fashion Week

Joseph Altuzarra’s résumé may be short, but it packs a solid one-two-three punch: six-month internship at Marc Jacobs, freelance design assistant for Proenza Schouler, and former assistant to New York’s premier modéliste Nicolas Caito. That’s the CV in a nutshell, which all leads up to part four: designer for his eponymous line launched for Spring [...]

January 28, 2009  4:14 pm

Shopping alert

Recessionista: Your Closet Vs. Barneys

I can’t remember exactly how or when I first heard the phrase “shop your closet” (it was relatively recently), but it’s becoming an increasingly common part of my fashion writerly patois. The expression refers to the practice of diving deep into your closet, storage space, or perhaps parents’ basement to uncover your own fabulous clothing [...]

January 5, 2009  3:16 pm

Designer update

helmut lang in berlin

For his legion of fans, the day that Helmut Lang hung up his designer’s hat was one of fashion’s saddest. If you get to Berlin by October 11, however, you can take a trip down memory lane, with the first-ever exhibition of Lang’s digitized archive in 032c’s Museum Store. Three thousand of the 10,000 items [...]

October 6, 2008  9:48 am