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Manolo Blahnik, Giles Deacon, Daphne Guinness, Stephen Jones, Yasmin Le Bon, Elizabeth Saltzman– fashion royalty all. But even these front-row faces have had some tough days recently. On top of
their daily duties of being fabulous, each of these industry darlings had the difficult job of narrowing down to five lucky semi-finalists from 60 UK-based designers for the The Dorchester Collection Fashion Prize, a unique honor debuting this year.
The tributes are coming in from the blogs who steal it’s every story just to survive (yes, including us)—the paper of record for the American fashion, apparel, and beauty industries, Women’s Wear Daily turns a century old today.
Like so many successful designers (Diane von Furstenberg,Steven Alan, etc.) Scott identified a need in the market not through protracted analysis, but going shopping and finding nothing to wear. “I was being asked by lots of clients to, sort of, supplement their wardrobes… It was a moment in fashion where everything was pouffy and frouffy and ruffly and big, and it didn’t’ suit me personally. That’s how I started to do my own collection—out of pure frustration.” So, if there’s something missing
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Versatile, sexy, and—get ready for it—lace-free since its 2007 inception, high-end lingerie lingerie line The Lake & Stars has confounded expectations and grabbed the attention
of major magazines for their unique take on boudoir fabrics and constructions. Helmed by New York based designers Maayan Zilberman and Nikki Dekker, the line has avoided the cutesy, often tacky troupes typical to most underwear collections and grown by leaps and bounds. To get a better handle on the daun
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