Did the Beijing Opening Ceremony Finally Make Opening Ceremonies Cool Again?
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Some folks are all in a tizzy over the Polo pony, which they feel upstaged the Olympic logo. Uh, really?
Sure, the sportiness is exciting, but we're in it for the fashion. Athletes need cute little outfits to wear after all. So brush up on your fashion Olympic news.
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The Zhang Yimou–directed ceremony won't air until tonight in the U.S., but it already happened.
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Forget team handball, modern pentathlon, and the 400-meter individual medley — how about skeet surfing?
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Also. Heidi Klum will co-host the Emmys, Henri Bendel is opening new stores, and Agyness Deyn's name has two y's for a reason.
The outfits athletes will wear for the opening and closing ceremonies are classic prep, perfect to represent a country besotted with 'Gossip Girl.'
We're surprised that a picture of one basketball player's crotch in the face of the other didn't ring alarm bells in development meetings.
The best parts of David Remnick's 'New Yorker' profile of Chinese pianist Lang Lang.
Also, Lacoste puts Coca Rocha on a polo shirt, Jillian Lewis previews her fall line, and Rachel Weisz wears crazy duds for 'Vogue.'
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