Fashion news: McQueen’s maple leaf scarf, Alexander Wang show to stream in Times Square and SJP in TO
Sarah Jessica Parker is heading to Toronto in her official capacity as Halston president and chief creative officer, here for a party at The Room, the high-end section of the Bay’s Queen Street location. [Toronto Life]
Alexander Wang will be live streaming his Fall 2010 show to a billboard in Times Square. If you’re not in New York or don’t want to stand in the cold, you can also watch the stream on SHOWstudio.com tomorrow at 5 p.m. [WWD]
Anna Wintour is apparently only able to attend three days of Milan Fashion Week, leaving designers such as Fendi, Prada and Armani–who are scheduled to show at the end of the week–desperate to shift their time slots to ensure Wintour catches presentations. [Grazia]
San Francisco 49er Vernon Davis has gone rogue…er Vogue. Determined to move into fashion, the football star has been interning for the label Organic by John Patrick, who presented last night at New York Fashion Week. [The Cut]
Canadian company Silver Jeans–a staple of our mid ’90s closet–is trying to expand their brand…again. After two previous unsuccessful attempts at doing something other than denim, the label is now designing tops and outerwear. Presient Michael Silver keeps it simple: “We think of ourselves as a premium denim brand at a stupid price. We try to do the same thing in the tops.” [WWD]
Bar Refaeli is supposedly miffed that Brooklyn Decker was chosen to be on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit edition. Rafaeli apparently had a scowl on her face all night at the issue’s launch party, ignored fans and wouldn’t pose for photographs. Naturally this means she’s jealous. [Huffington Post]
Clandestine Industries, the backer for a Pete Wentz–designed line, is not letting any media into the show’s after party and even denied WWD’s request to cover the show. They’re clearly worried about negative press, but isn’t that better than no press? [WWD]
