Joe Zee

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>> A couple of weeks ago, a video preview of Joe Zee's upcoming Sundance Channel series, All on the Line, came out, and now there's a premiere date for the show: Tuesday, March 29 at 10 pm ET/PT. There are eight hour-long episodes in the series, each featuring a different struggling designer who is on the brink of bankruptcy and losing their business. The designer roster includes: Liquica and Andrei, Marc Jacobs alum Dana Maxx, former DKNY Jeans director Leila Shams, Gemma Kahng, Julia Alarcon, Project Runway alum Kara Janx, and lingerie line Layla and Josh — more details on each at the link. [Racked]

>> Elle creative director Joe Zee has a new show coming to the Sundance Channel in the Spring, and the first video teaser has been posted — watch it here. In each episode of All on the Line, Zee meets with a struggling designer and helps them "take it to the next level." To the designer shown in this first preview, for instance, Zee warns against the use of "slutty fabric." And in response to the inevitable Project Runway show comparisons, Zee says: "This show is no-nonsense, it's not a game. It isn't about elimination of contestants, and you get to see an insider's view of how the design process works, and how concept goes to reality." [@mrjoezee]

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>> Raf Simons seems to hold the honor of electrifying the fashion audience the most thus far this Spring 2011 season. Suzy Menkes wrote of his Jil Sander collection: "This was a show that projected fashion into this new decade." Vogue UK lauded: "And in the space of 15 minutes, Raf Simons stole the show. The Jil Sander collection this afternoon did just what he does so well: make everybody forget everything they’ve seen before by giving them brilliantly conceived, complete distraction."

Joe Zee Tweeted: "I think Raf Simons has officially made me a color convert with his Jil Sander collection. So incredibly major! With a capital M," later replying "COSIGN" to Kelly Cutrone's Tweet: "Fashion Prediction: Raf for Jill Sander - show stopper - Takes the season." The Los Angeles Times's Booth Moore agreed: "At Jil Sander, designer Raf Simons' extreme color story packed more of a punch than almost anything else we'd seen so far this season."

WWD called the collection "extraordinary" and "fantastic," and Cathy Horyn wrote: "Mr. Simons has shown some exceptional collections at Jil in the past five years, but in this one he dealt more assuredly with the fundamentals of fashion — shape, volume, proportion, new materials — and pushed past the old frontiers to create a new example of minimalist dressing . . . Reaction to the show seemed very enthusiastic, with an immediate burst of applause at the end."

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• Maria Menounos to wear custom Ralph & Russo couture to the Emmys — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
• FNO highlight of the day: Gwen Stefani at Sephora — Vogue Daily
• Joe Zee is covering the Emmys for Extra — Fashionista
• Clothes for a cause: Same Sky — College Fashion
• Even Chanel loves leopard for Fall — Purse Blog

>> See Zoe Saldana's Calvin Klein Underwear Commercial —While Joe Zee, who started filming his new show this week, is taking a stab at Emmys red carpet reporting on Extra, E! got dibs on breaking Zoe Saldana's new Calvin Klein Underwear commercial — she joined the brand as a face last month — pre-Emmy Awards Sunday night. A preview of the video, which Saldana ends suggestively, in true CK form, with the words, "Calvin . . . or nothing at all," below — and more are available on nothingtohide.com and cku.com. [Fashionista, WWD]

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>> Bits: The Selby Goes High Fashion, Joe Zee's New Show Begins Filming —Todd Selby has worked with Louis Vuitton on a number of special projects and photographed Helena Christensen's home for Vogue Paris, but it sounds like he's graduating to high fashion editorial — his first? On Monday, Derek Blasberg Tweeted, "Just wrapped a high fashion photo shoot extravaganza with The Selby and Vanessa Traina. The fur was flying!" And today, Joe Zee is experiencing his own first: he started filming for his upcoming show, All On the Line. Speaking of shows . . . Andre Leon Talley and Vogue-approved model and streetstyle blogger Hanneli Mustaparta are hosting the live webcast of the Fashion's Night Out fashion show on CBS.com on Sept. 7 starting at 7 pm EST. [@derekblasberg, @mrjoezee, The Cut]