Lady Gaga takes Armani on tour.
The future of fashion through the eyes of Hedi Slimane.
Karen Elson has an album coming out. Check out her first video.
Purchase pieces from Burberry's Fall 2010 collection until the end of the week.
According to Christopher Basso, of Basso & Brooke, dressing Michelle Obama is better than dressing Madonna.
Olivia Palermo through the lens of Scott Schuman.
First look: Lanvin's Spring 2010 ad campaign featuring Jamie Bochert, Inez van Lamsweerde, and Vinoodh Matadin.
Two hundred Chanel employees protested outside the French headquarters asking for a 2.5% salary increase (they were offered 1%).
Roland Mouret awarded artist of the year at the annual Français of the Year celebration.
Ben Sherman to exit the womenswear business.
Lingerie designer Araks Yeramyan launches an online shopping site.
Alber Elbaz art directs Vogue Brazil's December '09 issue.
Anna Dello Russo travels with 90 outfits for Fashion Week. Here are some highlights.
V Magazine to devote January issue to plus-size models.
Alexander Wang adds gift-worthy items to his website, starting today.
Lily Cole and Lily Allen get in-touch with their inner design talents to support Elton John's AIDS foundation.
Naomi Campbell will act as guest editor for one of the Spring issues of Vogue Russia.
Heidi Klum, Rachel Zoe, and Amber Valletta fete Roland Mouret's new Net-a-Porter collection.
Ruben Toledo confirms his book of illustrations, Fashionation, will be published by Karl Lagerfeld and 7L next year.
Harper's Bazaar will feature Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson on its December cover.
M.A.C commits to sponsoring New York Fashion Week at Milk Studios for another two years.
L'Wren Scott is rumored to be working on a project with Lancôme.
Alexander Wang's Rocco bag already sold out for spring 2010.
Cindy Crawford will guest judge Project Runway on November 5th.
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Joseph Altuzarra discusses working with Marc Jacobs, Paris vs. New York, and how being a child of the Nineties influences his designs.
Thierry Mugler is rumored to return to the runway in Paris next October.
Gucci spokesman James Franco films a Gucci fragrance commercial spoof. Watch the video here.
Giorgio Armani talks about a succession plan for his retirement.
Naomi Campbell is headed back to court in fragrance licensing issue.
Annie Leibovitz tells Katie Couric she has been hired to photograph Justice Sonia Sotomayor for Vogue magazine.
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Eddie Borgo on how to make a pyramid studded, jeweled pumpkin this Halloween.
From Fenton to Iradj Moini, W magazine Editors pick the best costume jewelry of the season.
Due to better than expected sell-throughs on items like faux leather bombers and graphic tees, Limited extends its New York pop-up shop dates through December.
Sonia Rykiel and H&M will celebrate the launch of their lingerie collaboration with an event at the Grand Palais in Paris. The collection will be in store December 5.
Princess Grace of Monaco and Cartier received Rodeo Drive Walk of Style Awards in Beverly Hills.
Ruffian designers Brian Wolk and Claude Morais return to menswear with Threads & Heirs, a private label line for Macy's.
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Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen rumored to be designing a juniors' collection for JCPenny.
Donatella Versace, Marc Jacobs, Francisco Costa, and Riccardo Tisci are headed to South America for Fashion Rocks in Rio.
Philip Crangi will offer fine and costume jewelry as well as incense, sculptures and home objects in his New York store, opening today.
The New York Vintage store where fashion designers find inspiration and celebrities shop for one-of-a-kind finds.
Vogue.com selects the best long-stap handbags of the season.
Douglas Little, of DL & Co., collaborates with Dell computers and designs window displays for Bergdorf Goodman.
Queen Elizabeth II honors Vidal Sassoon, Natalie Massenet, and Christopher Bailey for their services in the fashion and beauty industries.
Abercrombie & Fitch opens in Italy—just steps from Via Montenapoleone in Milan.
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Alber Elbaz takes his spring 2010 show on the road to Tokyo.
Agyness Deyn to the silver screen in a short film directed by Peter McGough and funded by Guerlain and Mikimoto.
Sea of Shoes blogger, Jane Aldridge, debuts second collection for Urban Outfitters.
Louis Vuitton enters Mongolia with new store and yurt-shaped VIP room.
Gilt Groupe expands with GiltMan, offering fashionable gentleman sample sale deals on rtw, accessories and sporting equipment.
New York designers gather to save the city's garment district.
Citizens of Humanity opens a pop up shop in Ron Herman.
It's official—Tom Ford announced in today's Women's Wear Daily he and longtime business partner, Domenico De Sole, are looking for financing to start a women's collection as earl as next fall. Although De Sole declined to discuss specific numbers, recent reports have estimated the duo needs at least 50 million to begin the new business.
Ford, who was in Tokyo to promote his film "A Single Man," sipped a Coke Zero during his interview with WWD and said, "I'm optimistic and this is something I plan on doing for the next 30 years of my life, so if I have to wait another six months or a year [to launch the collection], it's OK.
In the meantime, the designer/director is thinking about his next film—and planning to move production from Los Angeles to London where he can be closer to his design studio and jump easily back and forth between film editing and model fittings. [WWD]
It's official—Jean Paul Gaultier is next in line for Target's Designer Collaborations.
Chanel No. 5 gets an unauthorized biography.
Anna Wintour is named one of New York's top 12 most powerful people and is the only woman to make the list.
Sneak peek at Stella McCartney for Gap Kids.
DIY twisted tweed belt, inspired by Chanel spring 2010.
Will Tom Ford be an Oscar nominee?
Vanessa Paradis is the new face of Chanel beauty.
Enter to win tickets to Heidi Klum's annual Halloween party.
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