We can't believe that WWD ran a blind item today, but here it is: The Hollywood heat around Georgina Chapman, the designer of Marchesa along with Ke
We've heard through the grapevine from trusted sources that Style.com is shopping around/developing a reality television series. Unlike The City--the MTV reality series starring Whitney Port--Style.com is promising potential cast members that they'll actually work/write for the online fashion site. (In case you've been living under a rock without a cable box, Elle magazine "employee" Olivia Palermo doesn't actually work at the magazine, despite the fact that she's billed as an "online editor" on The City.) Whether or not this show will actually get produced, we can't say. Television is nutty when it comes to pilots and such. A friend who works in the industry explains that "usually, a show gets the go ahead to make a pilot. The pilot is the test episode, and if it does well or is well-received in-house, it gets the go ahead to get made into more episodes (min: 6). Some go straight to series, based on 10 minute 'treatments.'" Regardless, we think this is a smart move on Style.com's part.
Last Spring, we mentioned The Daily would be going weekly. Fashion Week Daily, which, when it's not Fashion Week is online-only, planned on printing a
Here's a fun fact: Style.com actually cares about Mollie Sue, one of the America's Next Top Model girls. They included her in a little video on street