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Gaia Repossi Designs a Jewelry Collection For Zadig and Voltaire
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Link Time: Get a First Look at Gaia Repossi For Zadig and Voltaire

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Backstage Photos from London Fashion Week Spring 2011: Christopher Kane, Erdem, Giles, Matthew Williamson, Topshop, Mark Fast
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Models Backstage at London Fashion Week: Neons at Christopher Kane, Coco Rocha at Giles, and More

>> Alessandra Ambrosio has taken a couple of turns on the Spring 2011 catwalks — the latest was at Giles, where she wore her bread and butter: a bikini.
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>> Alessandra Ambrosio has taken a couple of turns on the Spring 2011 catwalks — the latest was at Giles, where she wore her bread and butter: a bikini. "I wake up and read [show stylist] Katie [Grand]'s message on my phone — 'Are you okay wearing a bikini?'" she told The Cut. "I had to think second thoughts about what I was going to have for breakfast. [But] I'm like, 'I guess.' Because I'm Brazilian and I do Victoria's Secret, it wouldn't be polite to say I'm not okay. As long as it's not a G-string, I'm okay. I'm a mom now: I can't [do G-strings]." See Ambrosio, Jessica Stam, and more doing the backstage thing during London Fashion Week — we've got snaps from Christopher Kane, Erdem, Giles, Mary Katrantzou, Matthew Williamson, Marios Schwab, Mark Fast, Peter Pilotto, Pringle of Scotland, Richard Nicoll, Jonathan Saunders, Topshop Unique, and Vivienne Westwood.

Photos: Greg Kessler

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Spring Shopping: Desert Khaki From Alexander Wang, Theory, See by Chloé, and Balmain
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Spring Shopping: Desert Khaki From Alexander Wang, Theory, See by Chloé, and Balmain

Spring's military explosion morphed into more than a few desert storm safari looks for designers such as Alexander Wang and Balmain's Christophe Decarnin.
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Spring's military explosion morphed into more than a few desert storm safari looks for designers such as Alexander Wang and Balmain's Christophe Decarnin. Basic khaki staples like the classic trench and the shirt dress have been updated for 2010 with leather and suede paneling (Pringle of Scotland) and body-con cuts (Marc by Marc Jacobs). When it comes to footwear, Balmain's canvas ankle boots are a favorite, along with Alexander McQueen's cuffed version with grommets and Giuseppe Zanotti's army green, open-toe style.

Fashion in 50 Seconds 01/07/10 Luella's New Book, Tilda Swinton for Pringle of Scotland
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Fashion in 50 Seconds 01/07/10 Luella's New Book, Tilda Swinton for Pringle of Scotland

Luella Bartley will launch a book in September dedicated to London street style and English style icons.
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Luella Bartley will launch a book in September dedicated to London street style and English style icons.

Tilda Swinton is photographed by Ryan McGinley for Pringle of Scotland spring 2010.

Fashion's obsession with 13-year-old girls as expressed through Lolita looks on the spring runways.

Jason Wu takes on his first non-fashion collaboration, designing cameras for GE.

New trendy workout alert: Kate Moss loves to synchronize swim.

Check out Anya Hindmarch's colorful spring handbag collection.

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Pringle of Scotland Re-Joins London Fashion Week, Efforts to Bring More Back Continue
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Pringle of Scotland Re-Joins London Fashion Week, Efforts to Bring More Back Continue

>> Matthew Williamson and Burberry are both returning to London Fashion Week for its 25th anniversary during the Spring 2010 season, and now Pringle of Scotland is, too.  It's all part of the plan that Harold Tillman, chairman of the British Fashion Council, has actuated to create more buzz around London's Fashion Week, and he's not planning on stopping with just those three: “There are talks going on with other big names who we’re confident will come back.
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>> Matthew Williamson and Burberry are both returning to London Fashion Week for its 25th anniversary during the Spring 2010 season, and now Pringle of Scotland is, too.  It's all part of the plan that Harold Tillman, chairman of the British Fashion Council, has actuated to create more buzz around London's Fashion Week, and he's not planning on stopping with just those three: “There are talks going on with other big names who we’re confident will come back. I want us to be the number-one destination for international press and buyers.”

Does that mean we could see Alexander McQueen, Stella McCartney, or Gareth Pugh back in London — or maybe all three?  The hopes are that all the returners will bring the international press — including Anna Wintour, who usually sits out LFW — back to London with them.  And the efforts might be working: Matthew Williamson's spokeswoman hinted that the designer is considering staying in London after September: “I think that the way the British Fashion Council is reworking LFW will see lots of people coming back. London has been pigeonholed as being about new, young designers and people don’t attend because they wait to see how these designers will develop. The return of some established brands will change that perception.”