• Gisele’s spring 2011 H&M campaign is here.
• Laure de Sade, previously of Isabel Marant, has been named the new designer of See by Chloé, Chloé's lower-priced line.
• After a spat on Twitter with designer/clothing-store owner Dawn Simorangkir, Courtney Love was forced to pay $430,000 in libel charges.
• A luxury line of Ugg shoes and handbags is coming.
• Anna Sui has produced a collection of fifteen dresses in a new partnership with website TheOutnet.com.
• Emmanuelle Alt doesn’t need to go to a hairdresser because she gets her hair cut at fashion shoots.
• New men's retail site Mr. Porter is selling an exclusive collection called Mr. Bathing Ape, which is a collaboration between Tokyo label A Bathing Ape and Japanese label United Arrows.
• At this season’s Comme des Garçons show, Rei Kawakubo reduced the seating — the front row was cut from 80 to 30, the remaining space from 300 to 160.
• Clothing store Zara has taken over the old NBA flagship store on Fifth Avenue for $400 million.
• A columnist at The Guardian responds to a reader's question on whether it’s okay to wear Dior: “Simply, no no no.”
• Laure de Sade, previously of Isabel Marant, has been named the new designer of See by Chloé, Chloé's lower-priced line.
• After a spat on Twitter with designer/clothing-store owner Dawn Simorangkir, Courtney Love was forced to pay $430,000 in libel charges.
• A luxury line of Ugg shoes and handbags is coming.
• Anna Sui has produced a collection of fifteen dresses in a new partnership with website TheOutnet.com.
• Emmanuelle Alt doesn’t need to go to a hairdresser because she gets her hair cut at fashion shoots.
• New men's retail site Mr. Porter is selling an exclusive collection called Mr. Bathing Ape, which is a collaboration between Tokyo label A Bathing Ape and Japanese label United Arrows.
• At this season’s Comme des Garçons show, Rei Kawakubo reduced the seating — the front row was cut from 80 to 30, the remaining space from 300 to 160.
• Clothing store Zara has taken over the old NBA flagship store on Fifth Avenue for $400 million.
• A columnist at The Guardian responds to a reader's question on whether it’s okay to wear Dior: “Simply, no no no.”
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