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2010 May 3

Barbie Girls

Barbiefoot
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Looking for a chicer bar game than darts or Big Buck Hunter? Look no further. You may not find this at your neighborhood dive yet, but Chic is certainly hoping that Barbiefoot---yes, that's your iconic childhood doll standing in at foosball---goes into production, because it's truly adorable. We always knew "you play like a girl" wasn't an insult...

2010 May 3

Anime Anna

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We knew she was an obsession among street-style photogs, but apparently Anna Dello Russo mania knows no bounds, as evidenced by this "Anna's Story" comic---in Japanese. You can read a slightly broken-English translation on Anna's website (our favorite lines? "Husband:”Where shall we go for our honeymoon?”. Anna:”I cannot have a honeymoon. Tomorrow I’m leaving for another photoshoot”", and "Anna:”Mitsuko, great news! Mert and Marcus will do the cover photoshoot”"), but personally, we like just looking at the pictures and making up our own stories (and playing spot the Dolce). Enjoy!

2010 April 30

All the Beautiful People

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Beth Ditto
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When the party promises a performance by Gossip, that’s a key indication that the evening will draw a colorful crowd. Last night was no exception, when revelers filled the Hiro Ballroom at the Maritime Hotel to see Beth Ditto take to the mic for Paper’s 13th annual Beautiful People Party, sponsored by Steve Madden. Guests sipped on mini bottles of champers and shuffled downstairs to the stage in order to secure a front-and-center spot for the musical portion of the evening. The glossy features their favorite ridiculously good looking faces including Prabal Gurung, the Ohne Titel ladies and Adam Lambert, and the evening’s theme had guests thinking about the other beautiful things in life, as opposed to just pretty pouts and superfit bodies. “Macaroons are beautiful!” Timo Weiland declared. “I absolutely love them; especially the ones with a colorful, delicious filling.” Brie Larson of United States of Tara laughed, “I think beautiful things are anything new, fresh and sparkling. So on the top of my beautiful list? That would be babies, cucumbers and glitter.”

2010 April 30

The Gold Standard

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There used to be a time when just sporting shades emblazoned with a logo---Dior, Chanel, Gucci---was enough to make you the cool kid on the block. No more! Want to really up your chic quotient? You're going to need some gold. Yes, real gold. Dior's special-edition numbered shades were created to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Glossy style, and this version is not only framed in the shade but features 18 karat engravings on the temples. And they're $1295. How's that for status?

2010 April 30

Cast Party with Tahari

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Brooke Shields, Julie Halston, Anna Chlumsky, Doris Roberts, LaTanya Richardson Jackson (all in Elie Tahari)
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It may seem an unusual sight to see Samuel L. Jackson and Doris Roberts traversing through a sea of Elie Tahari frocks together, but that was the scene last night at Elie Tahari’s party to celebrate the opening night of the May cast of Love, Loss and What I Wore. Roberts, along with Daryl Roth, Anna Chlumsky, Julie Halston, LaTanya Richardson, and Brooke Shields congregated at the SoHo store along with Tahari and Nora and Delia Ephron for cocktails to toast the show's triumphant beginning. Shields smiled and sighed, “We started yesterday, so I feel like it was a miracle that happened tonight. It all went off without a hitch, so that’s all we can ask for!” Although the store was packed, Shields eyed some of Elie Tahari’s creations. “I love that Elie Tahari is bringing the fringe bag back!” she declared. Elated cast members embraced Ephron, and Roberts was especially joyful. “How exciting is this?” She asked. “We’ve done so much in such a short span of time. The only thing I’m complaining about is that I fear this warm weather won’t stay. What can we do to stop the rain?” She paused, shrugged her shoulders, and sighed, “All we can do is pray, I guess!”

2010 April 30

Talk to the Feet!

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From Left to Right: Mandy Kirschner, Barrington Hinds, Julian De Leon, Gino Grenek and Emily Stone in Ghostown
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While many chicsters hit the New York City Ballet's opening gala last night, Stephen Petronio's company celebrated its own world premiere of Ghostown earlier this week—not to mention its 25th anniversary. A fusion of five unique and modern pieces (think tunes from Radiohead's "Creep" to Elvis's "Love Me Tender"), Petronio has successfully pulled together a show with a beautifully dynamic and athletic cast that Chic recommends for those who want something more avant-garde than en pointe. So how does he keep it up? "Talk to my feet," he joked after the performance. "You need to be extremely stubborn and extremely driven and I’m both of those things. I‘m very much about working with music and fashion and visual art and interacting with them keeps me on my toes!" To help bring his latest performance to the masses, Petronio tapped fashion designer Jillian Lewis of Project Runway fame to create the costumes. "I never work with costume designers only fashion designers," he explained. "I want designers who are in the world, not just the theater world. I usually have to talk to designers about extreme movement and stress on the seams but being a dancer herself, she understands it."

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