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Last night Julianne Moore owned up to her shoe debacle on last week's red carpet...
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More Tasty Hamptons News! Delmonico’s Debuts A Beachy Edition!
Since you're in a summery state of mind already pre-holiday weekend, here's a delish...
2010 September 3
Bathing with Jeff Koons
Your towels looking a little threadbare after a summer on the eastern shore? Fret not. Jeff Koons, of inflatable metallic balloon sculpture acclaim, lets us take a little piece of his art home to our bathrooms. In collaboration with Target and the Art Production Fund, Koons and several other artists create everyday items with artistic flair. In true form, he juxtaposes vintage prints of horse drawn carriages with the mug of an inflatable monkey. THE DETAILS: Jeff Koons Towel, $95
2010 September 3
How Do You Like Them Apples?
Attention, pop art lovers! Italian fashion house Borbonese has collaborated with The Foundation of Pop Artist Roy Lichtenstein to create a line of limited-edition bags printed with the late artist's work. From the Two Apples tote to bags showing his cartoonish red horseman or a bright yellow swipe of paint (click gallery for Chic's top picks), if you're looking to add a splash of color to your Fash-week wardrobe, this is it, darlings!
2010 September 3
The Return of the Factory?
Andy Warhol has been dead over 20 years, but one designer is looking to bring his famed Factory back for Fashion Week. Prince Peter, purveyor of rocker-hipster tees worn featuring Mick Rock photos and worn by the likes of Rihanna, Olivier Zahm, Jamie Burke, and Irina Lazareanu (and yes, he really calls himself Prince) is unveiling his Spring 2011 collection in a private downtown Manhattan loft that's meant to recreate the famed playground of Warhol, Baby Jane Holzer, and Edie Sedgwick. Expect performances by Bebe Buell and Natalia Kills---and at least one shocking white wig...
2010 September 3
Quote of The Daily: Marc Defends his Key Rings
"As long as we do things with integrity and believe in them and are passionate, I don’t think we’ve sold out. Whether it’s an $11 flip-flop or a $2 key ring or a $2,000 dress, they’re all done with integrity. They’re all done with a design sense. As long as the creativity exists, then I don’t think it’s a sellout. A sellout is putting your name on any piece of crap and then expecting people to buy it because it’s got your name on it. That’s what a sellout is to me." ---Marc Jacobs to Robert Duffy, in Interview
2010 September 2
Child's Play
British brand Dunhill calls this game, "Stainless Steel Topple Bricks" but we are instantly reminded of the classic party pleaser, Jenga. However, this set is a bit of an upgrade and much chicer than the original wooden blocks, non?
2010 September 2
Prada, Please
In celebration of Fashion’s Night Out, Prada is creating a series of limited-edition totes in 10 different vintage prints and 10% of the proceeds will benefit New Yorkers For Children. The totes are available at NYC Prada boutiques beginning September 10 for $295. A perfect, pretty carryall for all your FNO merch!
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