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Fashion » At the shows
NYFW diary: Prabal Gurung, Tommy Hilfiger’s anniversary show, and celeb-spotting at every turn
DKNY Spring 2011. Photography by Peter Stigter
Saturday
While you lovelies were brunching and cocktailing over the weekend, I’ve was hard at work celeb-spotting at the Lincoln Centre (I spy: Carmen Electra, Kristin Bell, J. Lo, Bradley Cooper, Neil Patrick Harris, Aisha Tyler, Kelly Osbourne, Kimora Lee Simmons, Chris Bosh, Rebecca Romijn, Christina Hendricks, and so on, and so on), crossing Manhattan several times a day to attend the shows and trying to avoid the dreaded fashion week blisters that come with this job. Happily, Saturday was a sunny day in every way.
Blue skies and Lacoste first up on the schedule. Creative director Christophe Lemaire nailed his version of sporty chic (lots of white, sleeveless polos, perforated short shorts and graphic prints) before heading off next season to Hermès. Was the orange carpet rolled out at Lacoste simply a cheeky way of jumping onto the saddle, so to speak? Read more »
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Zac Posen is next up for a Target line
Photography by Peter Stigter
Having only recently announced his upcoming lower-price line, Z Spoke, Zac Posen is now the next in line to do a collection for Target’s Go International series. The limited edition designs will, naturally, be highly-anticipated and will surely leap off shelves when they hit stores and the Target website on April 25. So even with the car rental costs, we’ll have two opportunities this spring to snag ourselves some Posen for a slightly more shopper-friendly price point than his usual $900 to $12,000. [WWD]
