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Fashionably Late: Style News You Might Have Missed This Week

The Huffington Post | Marielle Bingham | Posted 11.19.2011

Welcome to Fashionably Late, where we round up the Style scraps that didn't make it to our news page this week. Click through and catch up on what els...

You Will Be Wearing a Lot of Contradictory Styles This Fall

Blue Carreon | Posted 10.24.2011

Blue Carreon

For the uninitiated, fashion can seem like a world of oxymorons, misplaced ironies and mixed metaphors, especially when you hear the cognoscenti talk about trends, inspirations and cultural references.

Nine d'Urso & Natalie Portman: Separated At Birth?

The Huffington Post | Ellie Krupnick | Posted 09.11.2011

We were pretty excited when we heard that Bottega Veneta's first-ever fragrance ad was dropping today. But our expectations were entirely exceeded...

Tomas Maier: 'The It Bag Is A Totally Marketed Bullsh*t Crap'

Posted 05.25.2011

Bottega Veneta designer Tomas Maier took The New Yorker into his world for the magazine's most recent issue. And Maier, maker of the brand's thousand-...

PHOTOS: Jon Hamm & Jeffrey Katzenberg Raise A Glass To MPTF

Huffington Post | Anna Almendrala | Posted 05.25.2011

Dashing star Jon Hamm of Mad Men and DreamWorks CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg raised a glass to the Motion Picture & Television Fund for their "charitable se...

Milan Men's Fashion Week: S&M, Silk Suits & McQueen (PHOTOS)

Posted 05.25.2011

By COLLEEN BARRY, Associated Press MILAN - The Alexander McQueen fashion house presented its first menswear collection following the designer's dea...

Fashion's Fight Against Fakes: An Exercise in Hypocrisy

Alexandra Sinderbrand | Posted 05.25.2011

Alexandra Sinderbrand

Buying an authentic designer goody in lieu its counterfeit alternative isn't a step toward ending sweatshop labor: It's playing into Fashion's latest and greatest, activism-focused marketing initiative.

Attention Luxury Brands: Paris Hilton is "Out"; Michelle Obama is "In"

Darryl A. Cobbin | Posted 05.25.2011

Darryl A. Cobbin

The stewards of luxury brands who are not bold enough to truly redefine luxury in the new world economic order for fear of diminishing the value of their brands are making a big mistake.