Elle Fanning for Interview Mag

Dakota's little sis steps up.

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Shelley O, Grooving on the Holidays

Here we come a doo-wopping.

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Marc Jacobs SS11 Ad Campaign

Let's do the time warp again.

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16th Annual OUT 100 Celebration

More Queens than all the courts of Europe combined.

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Dress Libs: Leighton Meester in Marc Jacobs

DIY Bitchery.

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Cover Gal: Kate Hudson for US ELLE

Goldie locks.

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Marc Jacobs Spring 2011 Collection

Boogie nights.

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Marc Jacobs Resort 2011

Pretty clothes for robot girls.

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Bang by Marc Jacobs

The world's saddest and most public midlife crisis continues unabated.

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Marc Jacobs Fall 2010 Collection

Nina's Closet

Let's spend some time rifling through Nina's closet. She won't mind. We're likethis.

After last week's episode the internet cried out with one voice and said: "NINA LOOKS FABULOUS! I WONDER WHAT SHE'S WEARING!"

And we thought, "Hmmm. Those minions might be on to something." So we used the magic power of gay and got the goods ourselves.

To answer the question, the necklace is Janis Savitt, the shoes are YSL, and the dress is Marc Jacobs.

Marc Jacobs Fall 2009 Collection
Model: Anna Selezneva

And yes, she really did rock the hell out of it.


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Spring 2010 Potpourri: New York

Darlings, it's speed fashion!

Because we're so terribly far behind on the Bryant Park collections, we're gonna do a rapid roundup and just type the first words that pop into our heads. Ready? GO!

Proenza Schouler

Great colors, drab silhouettes, all the hems are the exact same length.

Oscar de la Renta

A little bit of safari, a little bit of Queen Elizabeth, a little bit Heidi of the Swiss Alps. With all that, why is it so boring?

Marc Jacobs

Great colors, interesting shapes and textures. He always likes to pair pieces in the worst possible way, though. And no one asked for the outerbra to come back.

Jason Wu

He stepped it up. More interesting silhouettes and textures, lots of color. They don't look like Simplicity patterns this time.

Carolina Herrera

Classic. Timeless. Other words that are euphemisms for "boring." No, really. We like it. It's just that it's not exactly reinventing the wheel.

Your turn!

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Marc Jacobs Resort 2010 Collection

Darlings, we're still wiping the sand out of our eyes and stubbornly refusing to even look at our work emails, but for now, let's rip dresses.

Although we don't have much ripping to do. Why? Style sez:

"As ever at Marc Jacobs, the references and ideas came fast and furious. You could see Old Hollywood in the cropped jackets worn with bathing suit tops and high-waisted satin shorts, a touch of chinoiserie in the silk lamé pajama sets, perhaps a bit of Carmen Miranda in the toucan-print wrap dresses, and even a little of his home away from home, Paris, in the marinière tunic sweaters accented with flowers at the shoulder. The overall effect? Bright, upbeat, and equally suited for island or city."

It's just a pretty, modern, chic little collection; all prints and colors and textures, which (to us, anyway) is what a resort collection should be all about. Even better, it doesn't lapse into the "tropical print caftan" trap that designers often get into when dreaming up resortwear.

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