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I got to Marc at 7:45 - the earliest I’ve ever been in my entire life.
There was a line for ticket holders and a line for not ticket holders. I’m not sure what happened to the latter because my ticket was turned over, flipped upside down and the beefy security guard even read the serial number. Once inside the boiling hot white box I was told a) the girls were painted white and b) Lady Gaga was definitely coming.
I stationed myself behind Katie Grand, Juergen Teller and Jefferson Hack (down the row from Rachel Zoe and across from Anna and Bee) and soaked in all their British (and I guess German) brilliance. At 8:03, Perez Hilton was still by his lonesome and the two conspicuously empty seats were filled with Madonna and Jesus. PR’s panicked, “Lorenzo swore he’d take care of it!”
Iris Strubegger opened in a charcoal coat belted over something cream with a very white face and very Geisha shoes. Ruffles followed on suits, dresses, skirts, bags, scrunchies, they came in tulle and wool and cotton and anything else. Karlie wore a military coat, Stam rocked a black cut-out jacket and Vlada had her bra on the outside. The show ended with a series of beautiful dresses, hand beaded white over nude tulle and cream ruffles edged in black all over slightly loose nude mesh leggings.
Lorenzo and Gaga did show up about twenty looks in. Photographers went nuts, do we photograph the clothes? Madonna? Gaga?
Clothes please.
Alexander Wang’s SS10 collection, the one he said could be summed up with ‘perv,’ couldn’t have been less pervy than everything he’s done before.
This one had color - red and white stripes, khaki green - tinsel, capes and letterman sweaters. His all star models including Frankie Rayder and Karlie Kloss (Erin Wasson sat front row instead) stomped down the cement runway at Pier 94 like a football team taking the field, only in animal print wedges instead of cleats.
Speaking of the venue, it’s massive size was surprising considering how many it girls Wang refused to allow into his show. In their place sat Rachel McAdams, next to a bored looking Anna Wintour, in a black and white bandage skirt and slouchy black tee. If Wang wants the Lindsay’s to stop loving his clothes in favor of the Rachel McAdams of Hollywood, we’d suggest fewer crop tops.
On the way out we heard, “Best yet,” and “Who knew he had that in him?”
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