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You'll never guess which quasi-conservative fashion rule Scott doesn't dare break.
We saw everything from a man with eight-inch hair spikes in all directions to a woman wearing black nipple pasties and a g-string.
What comes to mind for Alex when he hears the word side-boob?
“Is that one Mary-Kate?” we heard someone ask. “Yes.” “Wait, no. Wait, yes. No?”
And, yes, that Capital B for "Bachelorette" is totally intentional.
We saw not one but two actors sporting some serious Fashion Week facial hair with real villainous flavor.
"So that's why we got such bad seats," he was saying to a friend.
New York might just cave, kind of.
We've been wondering when/if Mischa Barton would make a triumphant return to TV, but we never figured that it would be via a reality show.
Including J.Crew, Theyskens' Theory, and a party-in-a-dress from Rodarte.
In case you were wondering where all the butt cheeks have been hiding this Fashion Week, we have the answer for you: Avril Lavigne's show, Abbey Dawn.
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