Alber Elbaz Steals Our Heart Again: To celebrate the upcoming summer wedding of Prince Albert of Monaco to Charlene Wittstock, Elbaz has teamed up with the Hotel Métropole Monte-Carlo in Monaco to create a romantic package for two that features Elbaz-designed cocktails and treats, a Lanvin Gift, and helicopter ride over the French Riviera. Swoon.
{Vogue UK}

Jimmy Choo For Dudes: All the men out there who have ever envied a woman’s shoe collection can now sport their own Jimmy Choo’s. Tamara Mellon has designed a men’s line that includes a range of high tops, biker boots, gentleman’s evening slippers, and even those croc Hunter wellies. The collection will be available to order online in July.
{Telegraph}

An Abrupt End to Tao Comme Des Garcons: Tao Kurihara’s Spring/Summer 2011 collection shown in Paris last October will unfortunately be her last. The designer will instead focus on the Tricot Comme Des Garcons label shown twice a year in Tokyo.
{Fashionologie}

Peter Copping’s First Ad For Nina Ricci Unveiled: The colorful ad shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin was inspired by girls on the go like Julia Restoin Roitfeld.
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Charlene Wittstock Chooses Giorgio Armani: Armani revealed that he will design Wittsock’s wedding dress for her July wedding to Prince Albert of Monaco. Now we’re just waiting on you, Kate!
{People}

Tough Times For Kenneth Cole: Kenneth Cole will not only be shuttering eight of their full priced stores this spring, but their 17,000-square-foot flagship store in Rockefeller Center as well.
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Daisy Lowe To Design Swimwear For Curvy Girls: Daisy Lowe will design a line of swimwear for the low-priced Brit chain Peacock. The collection garners inspiration from curvaceous fifties pin up girls and style icons like Bettie Page and Sophia Loren and will be available in sizes 4-12.
{Grazia UK}


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