Five Things We Liked on Sunday
Featuring DVF's chain-detailing, Thakoon's Mongolian lamb sweaters, and more.
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Featuring DVF's chain-detailing, Thakoon's Mongolian lamb sweaters, and more.
With appearances by Donna Karan, model Nyasha Matonhodze, and hairstylist Eugene Souleiman.
The label is expanding to 400 more outlets over the next year.
Plus, DKNY, Edun, Tracy Reese, and more.
Perhaps hanging out with Nicki Minaj has rendered her immune to shenanigans.
If only he had known what sparkling repartee awaited him with us, perhaps he’d have changed his mind.
The dress is sold out online but still available in stores!
Including tail-belts and tail-socks.
"The fashion industry has a language of its own and sometimes it's hard to understand," she confessed, laughing.
By photographer Pari Dukovic.
Plus, Miguel Adrover, Monique Lhuillier, Christian Siriano, and more.
Style.com says, "The line’s hot ticket, though, is a blackened steel bike chain with a mock croc-covered brass lock."
One of the biggest shows of New York Fashion Week has ended. So, is it worth freaking out over?
Plus, Charlotte Ronson, Kimberly Ovitz, rag & bone, and more still.
Honestly, we can’t believe Nicky is still getting invited to stuff.
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