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Freaky or Fabulous: Barneys' Bloody Window Display
If you happened to walk by Barneys New York on Madison Avenue earlier this week, this is one of the gory window displays you would have seen. Both A.L.C.'s and Helmut Lang's windows, featuring dying mannequins and splattered fake blood, appalled most passersby. Creative director Simon Doonan is usually the one that approves window displays, but he says he was away overseeing advertising shoots when they were installed.
This Week's Fab Favorite: Stella McCartney
This week was a doozy with the Met Gala Monday night. But that didn't stop one fashion figure from plowing though the week in style. I have a fresh fondness for Stella after meeting her in SF, and I have since followed her pioneering footsteps.
Good News Bears
Finally, some good news. If you have a subscription to WWD, you probably wake up every day to another company reporting negative profits. After months and months, it's quite the downer.
Best of 2008: Fashion Trailblazers
This year a handful of ballsy designers, celebrities, and industry insiders broke free from their comfort zones and undertook revolutionary projects. Diane von Furstenberg created a Wonder Woman of a collection, Viktor & Rolf broke runway tradition, and Barneys New York's Simon Doonan tied the knot . .
This Just In! Simon Doonan and Jonathan Adler Tie the Knot
Word on the SF street is Simon Doonan and partner Jonathan Adler just tied the knot! The stylish couple have been together 14 years and signed the official marriage documents in City Hall of San Francisco.
What did they wear?
Fab Flash: Coco Rocha Stars in a Barneys Tale
The quirky mastermind is at it again. Barneys New York Creative Director Simon Doonan has just enlisted Coco Rocha to play the main character in his tale, “Emma’s Dilemma,” in its Fall catalog.
So what's the dilemma?
Do You Read Fashion Books?
I'm just finishing up Simon Doonan's Eccentric Glamour . . .
Roberto Cavalli Wooden Wedge Sandals: Love It or Hate It?
Color me crazy, but I fancy these Roberto Cavalli Wooden Wedge Sandals ($1,850). The outrageously high heel reminds me of my favorite Disney character, Minnie Mouse, and the spur heels are fierce — eccentric glamour defined.
Take all of my Love It or Hate It Polls here!
Behind the Seams: Simon Doonan Barneys Book Signing
Totals. Totally. Totes.
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