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NYFW news: Proenza’s dive into tie-dye, Ron Jeremy at the shows and more
Phillip Lim showed a machine washable suit and other saleable wonders at his spring show. [YouTube]
Proenza Schouler did high-style OP (that’s Ocean Pacific, kids)–think tie-dyed minis and sporty shirt dresses–mixed with vibrant, shimmering embroidery and bold animal prints. [Style.com]
A week in the hectic life of Jason Wu’s assistant. [Refinery 29]
Ron Jeremy attended the Tadashi Shoji and Abbey Dawn (aka, the Avril line) shows at NYFW. [The Cut]
Isaac Mizrahi’s FNO diary. [Isaac's Blog]
Spring trends will include football and mermaids. We’re drawing the line at football-playing mermaids though. [The Cut]
The Emma Watson clothing line is happening. It’s fine. It’s for charity (People Tree), she seems like a nice girl, but really, this celeb/designer thing has to stop. [Fashionista]
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