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Wow, look at that, two hanger-ons. 
She has mildy interesting style. I like her jacket & Cory Kennedy-Levine's pants are rather interesting. For the most part she looks like every other supposed "it" girl in Manhattan, except for the fact that she's bought her way into society...although, quite a surprising number have.
She has mildy interesting style. I like her jacket & Cory Kennedy-Levine's pants are rather interesting. For the most part she looks like every other supposed "it" girl in Manhattan, except for the fact that she's bought her way into society...although, quite a surprising number have.
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Yay thanks for the fashion week pics everyone. I love her style choices, she is becomming one of my fav fashionistas!!
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Can anyone ID the dress in post #405? I luv it!
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^Not a favorite skirt on mine but she pulls it off very well.
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Source | WWD | Friday February 8, 2008
Marc Jacobs' fall show tonight may stir up bitter memories for those editors who waited almost two hours for his spring show to begin last season. But at least Glenda Bailey kept a sense of humor about it. For its March issue, Harper's Bazaar, with the help of Jacobs and his team, reenacted the drama behind the delay, casting a gaggle of characters from that fateful night. The designer, of course; his business partner Robert Duffy, and Kate Waters, his director of public relations, as well as KCD's Kerry Youmans, Renee Barletta, Julie Mannion and president Ed Filipowski all appear in the 12-page photo essay shot by Peter Lindbergh. Helena Christensen starred as a frustrated celebrity waiting for the show to start. Allison Sarofim, Cindy Sherman, Kim Gordon and Genevieve Jones sat half-asleep in the front row. Harper's Bazaar editors and their thinning patience were even depicted on film, with Melanie Ward and Kristina O'Neill looking desperately for other ways to pass the time. At least Christensen had an upside to the wait — she got to wear a look from Jacobs' collection for the occasion.
Marc Jacobs' fall show tonight may stir up bitter memories for those editors who waited almost two hours for his spring show to begin last season. But at least Glenda Bailey kept a sense of humor about it. For its March issue, Harper's Bazaar, with the help of Jacobs and his team, reenacted the drama behind the delay, casting a gaggle of characters from that fateful night. The designer, of course; his business partner Robert Duffy, and Kate Waters, his director of public relations, as well as KCD's Kerry Youmans, Renee Barletta, Julie Mannion and president Ed Filipowski all appear in the 12-page photo essay shot by Peter Lindbergh. Helena Christensen starred as a frustrated celebrity waiting for the show to start. Allison Sarofim, Cindy Sherman, Kim Gordon and Genevieve Jones sat half-asleep in the front row. Harper's Bazaar editors and their thinning patience were even depicted on film, with Melanie Ward and Kristina O'Neill looking desperately for other ways to pass the time. At least Christensen had an upside to the wait — she got to wear a look from Jacobs' collection for the occasion.
thanks to MissMagAddict @ tFS for the info
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I like her booties in #413
