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The City Fashion Quiz: Episodes One and Two
Not only did we get one juicy episode of Whitney Port's new reality show The City last night, we got two. In "If She Can Make It Here," Whitney started her new job at Diane von Furstenberg, familiarized herself with her surroundings, and scored an invite to an intimate dinner party at socialite and co-worker Olivia Palermo's pad. Not bad. And then the drama began in the second episode, "The Truth Will Reveal Itself," when rumors about Jay cheating on Whitney surfaced. At least she has good friends to help her figure out the truth. I hope you were paying attention to the clothes.
Get all the fashion from last night's episode on CelebStyle!
Photos courtesy of MTV
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yay!! 7/7 i thought I def got a few wrong...i guess being from nyc helped ; )
1loooved the show! want her job
2I love The City! I love the fashion & the drama seems a little bit more mature as opposed to the Hills....
3I love whitney but I really didn't think she'd be all to interesting but I have to say I loved it.
4This is my favorite new show!
5weren't her shoes red though - that's what i thought given that the dress was yellow w/ red and blue designs.
6I love the fashion on this show
76/7
8I have to admit the show's pretty darn watchable. But the fact that she doesn't even work there undercuts the reality.
9I love Whitney's style, even if it's sometimes more miss than hit, at least she takes risks!
10Now if she could improve her taste in men...
I thought it was funny that at the Manolo Blahnik event at Bergdorfs, the opening shot was of Louboutins...
114 out of 7 . . ouch.
124 out of 7 . . ouch.
13i must say i'm pleasantly surprised by the city! whitney looks amazing, and her job rocks.
14Does anyone know the handbag name/designer that Oliva was carrying to work on episode 1. I love it, its driving me crazy, I've seen it before but can't remember.
15Thanks!
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