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  NYT > Fashion & Style

  • Say Hello to Underachieving
    A generation used to summer internships and trips to Italy faces long, hot days learning to kick back.
    
    
  • Who’s Afraid of ‘NYC Prep’?
    “NYC Prep,” the new Bravo reality show chronicling the lives of a half-dozen New York prep school teenagers, puts grown-ups on edge.
    
    
  • Generation B: His 50 First Dates (or in Her Case, 3)
    A Jewish divorcee found his match on JDate, which has been embraced by both Jewish leaders and baby boomers.
    
    
  • I’m Honoring the Dead (and Look at These Great Seats)
    Walk-ins test the open-door policy of celebrity memorial services.
    
    
  • A Night Out With | Bat for Lashes: Animals, Plastic or Dead
    Hanging out with Natasha Khan, the British singer better known as Bat for Lashes, as she shops for stage props at New York Costumes in the East Village.
    
    
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  Yahoo! News: Fashion News

  • Hugo Boss Orange: Sky Blue in the Deep East (Fashion Wire Daily)

    Fashion Wire Daily - Turns out sky blue is the new black, at least it was at Hugo Boss Orange show on Thursday night, July 2, staged in a funky old factory in Berlin, where every third look had a celestial hue.

    
    
  • Not So Scruffy Mongrels in Common (Fashion Wire Daily)

    Fashion Wire Daily - Mongrels, a favored pet, though not atypically a scruffy one, might seem an odd choice of name for a fashion label, but if the latest collection from Mongrels in Common seen Thursday, July 2, in Berlin is any test, then the progeny looks like being a very fine breed.

    
    
  • Prosecutors: Flirty juror no reason for new trial (AP)

    AP - A Los Angeles fashion designer convicted of sexually assaulting seven women and teenage girls should not be granted a new trial even though a juror flirted over the phone with the defendant's sister, prosecutors argued Thursday.

    
    
  • Fashion designers look forward to "Bruno" (AP)

    AP - Austrian fashion designer Lena Hoschek says she is not put off by the prospect of "Bruno" — Sacha Baron Cohen's new film where he plays an over-the-top flamboyantly gay Austrian fashion enthusiast.

    
    
  • Sachin and Babi for Ankasa: Sequins and Shine (Fashion Wire Daily)

    Fashion Wire Daily - Husband and wife designers Sachin and Babi have just finished their first full year rotation of fashion collections with their ready-to-wear line, yet their experience in the fashion industry is much further extended. The duo has taken their skills and expertise in embroidery and home decor and sophisticatedly segued into the women's wear scene.

    
    
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  Omiru: Style for All

  • Denim and White With a Twist
    Feeling the love for this set?  Here’s more information about it. The quintessential All-American look pairs a fresh white button-down shirt (with the top couple of buttons left unbuttoned) with fitted blue jeans.  It’s crisp, it’s clean, and it’s completely classic.  Add a pair of red shoes (or a red handbag), and it’s a great outfit [...]
  • Gingham Dress
    We’re digging the Peter Pan collar, the ruffled cap sleeves, and the pink gingham on this fabulously feminine dress. Pair it with a snug grey sweater for a cozy chic daytime look.$48  at Tulle.
  • Dress Up Khaki Pants with a Navy Blazer
    Feeling the love for this set?  Here’s more information about it. Sure, jeans are versatile and can go almost anywhere. But instead of tossing on a pair of jeans, why not reach for a pair of khakis?  Khakis are another style classic, but they’re having their fashion moment this year.  We haven’t seen so many khakis [...]
  • FCUK Ecclestone Check Short Sleeve Shirt
    FCUK manages to give the classic check shirt a fun new twist with a series of contrast stripes at the edge of the sleeves. The result? A shirt that’s preppy–but also daring.$46.17  (sale) at ASOS.
  • Vegas Fashion: What to Wear in Vegas
    Q:  I’ll be heading down to Las Vegas for a few days in July. Any tips for what I should pack? Feeling the love for this set?  Here’s more information about it. A: What do you wear for a trip to Vegas?  Sin City style is over the top, glitzy–and more than a little risque.  But [...]
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  the latest from teenvogue.com

  • The CFDA/Teen Vogue Scholarship, in Partnership With Target
    Apply now for your chance to win a $25,000 scholarship to your dream design school.
  • New Balance
    Stretch the rules--and your imagination! There's more than one way to wear fall's must-have leggings.
  • Top Summer Gadgets
    These great tech finds for summer are all about convenience, good design, and fun, bright colors to keep you entertained and connected in style.
  • What's on Emma Watson's iPod?
    From Vampire Weekend's preppy pop to Elvis Presley's golden oldies, find out what our August cover girl Emma Watson rocks out to.
  • Video: Emma Watson
    Get the inside scoop on Teen Vogue's cover shoot with the British glam girl.
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  InStyle.com - This Just In

  • Look of the Day: Cameron Diaz
    Diaz added a Balenciaga bag to patched jeans for an East Village stroll.
  • Star Bikini Trends
    See the sexy swimsuits your favorite celebrities are wearing this summer and click to buy similar styles.
  • Great Hairstyles at Every Age
    Decades' worth of the best cuts and color.
  • 25 Ways to Travel in Style
    How to look effortlessly chic from takeoff to landing.
  • NEWS: Recreate Ed Westwick's Birthday Martini
    Serve the cucumber martini featured at the Gossip Guy's bash.
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  Marie Claire Fashion News

  • ALL NEW: Posh and Becks sizzle in latest Armani ads
    SEE David and Victoria Beckham's hottest ever Armani ads
  • Cheryl gets chic in sequins
    Cheryl Cole sparkles in statement sequin jacket
  • Aquascutum pulls out of London Fashion Week
    Heritage Brit brand will be a no-show
  • ASOS makes fashion history – today!
    ASOS teams up with LCF for LTD 100
  • Kanye West interns at Gap
    Kanye West starts work experience placement at Gap
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  nymag.com: Fashion and Shopping

  • Bargain of the Week
    Spa day: Free.
  • New Stuff
    Retro paper mobiles, vintage apothecary jars, and more new stuff in New York stores.
  • Bernard Julian, Aspiring Musician/Retail Employee
    “I was always told that because I was born in the nineties, I couldn’t appreciate Michael Jackson—but I really did! I bought all I could, and I tried dancing like him for a while. I was horrible.”
  • Green Versus Goliath
    How three ecosensitive products stack up against their best-selling supermarket rivals.
  • Where to Find Secondhand Sofas, Vintage Caftans, and Leftover Lucite
    The best shops for secondhand clothes, accessories, knickknacks, domestic miscellany, shoes, and rugs.
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  The Standard - Latest News

  • Posh spice up life for Britain with class act
    A sound not heard since the early Eighties floated over the Thames one recent morning - that of posh young Tories braying with delight.
  • On cloud nine
    Having experienced a rousing reception in Hong Kong, the Olympic torch was carried on to the mainland proper before celebrations broke out over the rare milestone of it being taken to the top of the world.
  • Take note
    Lenovo has launched a global online philanthropic auction of Olympic torch- themed, limited-edition notebook PCs, with three available for Hong Kong bidders.
  • Shakespeare set to music
    The Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra is taking William Shakespeares Henry V into another dimension. British film star Samuel West will be performing The Cathay Pacific Discovery Series: The Orchestral Shakespeare on on May 30 and 31.
  • Art for all
    Affordable modern and contemporary art from all over the world is on show at The Hong Kong International Art Fair, ART HK 08, which aims to make art accessible to the general public.
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  The latest from Wmagazine.com

  • Polo, Gstaad-Style
    The Countess ponders the news that Ralph Lauren is coming to her sleepy—but wealthy—alpine hideaway.
  • Waste Land
    Fendi’s Craft Punk takes out the trash and turns it into art.
  • The New Guard
    In this most inauspicious of economic moments, it takes major guts to launch a fashion collection. Meet a crop of freshman hopefuls who have the creative chops—and business savvy—to pull it off.
  • The Michelangelo of Balloons
    Manhattan's Half Gallery is turning kid stuff into art, tapping master balloon twister Buster Balloon for an unlikely solo show this September...
  • The Italian Job
    Cosmetics queen Pat McGrath pulls out all her best moves for Dolce & Gabbana The Make Up.
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  Fashion Week Daily News

  • Ralph's Olympic Return
    Polo Ralph Lauren to continue outfitting the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Teams for the 2010 and 2012 Games
  • Christian Audigier to Paris?
    The Ed Hardy mogul plans to present his spring 2010 collection at Paris Fashion Week in October
  • Class with Donatella
    Versace kicks off Art Unites initiative at the Whitney by treating 30 children to an art project
  • The Daily Media
    Who left InStyle? Who's new at Polo Ralph Lauren?
  • Links of The Daily
    Your Monkey Bar seating guide...Plus! What smells over at DVF?...
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  The Latest Fashion Faux Pas News on omg!

  • What Were They Thinking?!
    Courtney Love looks like a hot mess, while Michael Jackson dons yet another fashion faux pas.
  • Gone Country
    Country's biggest stars, including Taylor Swift and Keith Urban, attend the 2009 CMT Music Awards in Nashville, Tennessee.
  • What Were They Thinking?!
    Lady Gaga shows off some skin in a shredded ensemble, and Rihanna rocks a disastrous 'do.
  • Glam Slam: MTV Style

    By Ryan Patterson

    LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Kristen Stewart nailed it. Sienna Miller was a bit sparkly.

    And Lauren Conrad flat out missed the mark.

    What were the other style hits and misses from the MTV Movie Awards?

  • Mischa's on the Fringe
    Mischa Barton departs Bardot nightclub in a funky fringed top.
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  Feature Feed

  • Large and in Charge

    It's official: Beth Ditto is to Evans what Kate Moss is to Topshop, thanks to "Uncle Phil," as Moss calls Sir Philip Green, owner of both chains. Evans is the British high street brand that used to be subtitled "The Outsize." Ditto caused a paparazzi scrum as she led a dazzling parade of big-girl pride into a party at Sketch in London last night. Daisy Lowe, Kelly Osbourne, Yasmin LeBon, and a sprinkling of young designer friends like Hannah Marshall and Julian Smith piled in after them to celebrate a facelift for a store that's labored for decades under the reputation of label-of-last-resort for U.K. sizes 14 to 32.
    
    Not now: The party was thronged with style-leading East London plus-size clubbers deliriously glammed to the max in Ditto's sweater dresses, blue sequin shifts, and flowery strapless bustiers. They'd been cast by Richard Mortimer of Ponystep.com (the maestro behind the now defunct club Boombox) to put the clothes through their inaugural evening of cocktails, dancing, and, as it turned out, singing. The crucial moment came when Ditto led her majorly coiffed and made-up crew into an inner bar for an impromptu karaoke session. As the Gossip singer took the mic, up jumped Kate Moss to help her lead a sing-along of Bowie's "Starman."
    
    Just as the cacophony reached its height, in walked Simon Cowell, long-standing mate and new business collaborator of Sir Philip (they are said to be cooking up an entertainment enterprise, yet to be defined). Finding himself in the middle of a room of larger-than-life lesbians making an outsize din might be Cowell's worst nightmare, but TV's most notorious savager of bad singing managed a ten-minute grin before escaping with Green and his wife, Lady Tina Green.
    
    As for the collection? It's a mix of eighties-meets-fifties influences, spiderweb and face motif sweater dresses, domino and flower prints, leggings, and leather jackets timed to arrive in stores and online at www.evans.co.uk on July 9. And, yes, it will ship to the U.S.

    
    —Sarah Mower

    

    
  • Cartoon Character

    Jeff Koons' work has always left its viewers amused. Who wouldn't smile at a giant dog made of flowers or a balloon cast in shiny metal? But on Tuesday night at London's Serpentine Gallery, where the artist opened a new show of Popeye paintings and sculptures, the reaction he was going for wasn't laughs, it was self-acceptance. "I think being happy with yourself, sticking up for yourself, and doing what you want to do is an idea that transcends art into many different worlds," said Koons, greeting friends and fans like Larry Gagosian, Tracey Emin, and Dasha Zhukova. Popeye, as it turns out, was created in 1929 on the eve of the Great Depression, which makes him a fitting role model for our own straitened times. Said Koons: "He's a modern hero."

    
    —Derek Blasberg

    

    
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