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Gwyneth Paltrow, Christopher Bailey and Claudia Schiffer mingle at London's Fashion's Night Out.
Temporary zone to remain open through Christmas.
At Fashion's Night Out in Paris, Lou Doillon disclosed she’ll be walking for Tom Ford in New York next week.
Richard Chai and Simon Spurr to open temporary shops. Also: word has it Tom Ford will give a glimpse of his signature women’s designs on Sept. 12.
Show features more than 250 pairs.
Limited-edition jeans to be announced Thursday via videoconference.
The designer presented a one-of-a-kind leather watch.
The London is planning a day of gentlemanly pursuits this weekend.
The store will be located in Shanghai's Plaza 66.
Jelena Jankovic, the U.S. Open’s number-two seed, cooled her heels Wednesday in Stuart Weitzman's Madison Avenue store.
The exhibition explores the past, present and future of the fragrance industry.
Christopher Bailey, Phoebe Philo, Victoria Beckham and Paul Smith all have been nominated for the 2010 British Fashion Awards.
It wasn’t a typical Tuesday morning in the money pit when a distinguished-looking Maurice Marciano strolled in with five ultraleggy Guess models on his arm.
Donna Karan’s distaste for the fashion calendar is well known, and she thinks Fashion’s Night Out could help solve the problem.
Wim Wenders has become the latest film director to jump on the 3-D wagon.
Posted Thursday February 26, 2009
Last Edited Monday March 2, 2009
From WWD Issue 02/27/2009
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Cesare Paciotti 'Dita' platform pump
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SHOE FETISH: Her dainty feet might not be her best known, ahem, asset, but that hasn’t stopped Cesare Paciotti from launching a platform shoe named after the ubiquitous burlesque dancer Dita Von Teese. With its opaque sequins and tiny buckles, Paciotti described the shoe as “glam-gothic.”
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