The 10 Biggest Stories in Fashion This Week
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When In Paris: 59-year-old Kris Jenner looked comfortable as ever in sheer pants at Chanel's couture show. And fabulous.
Back to Basics: Let's be honest -- you know you love these eight typically normal (in other words: basic) brands.
Shut Down: Kate Spade Saturday and Jack Spade, the company's menswear brand, are closing all their stores. That's 32 in total.
And Really Shut Down: Last Friday, Gap announced that it will be shuttering Piperlime completely, including e-commerce, by the end of the first quarter of fiscal 2015.
Comedic Genius: What do you get when you bring "famous person" Kim Kardashian and T-Mobile together for a Superbowl commercial? Comedic gold about unused data, of course.
Puppy Love: Love magazine released another cover of its upcoming issue, this time with Kim Kardashian and Cara Delevingne, who looks like a complete (but lovable) goon.
Right On Target: Not long after Target received criticism regarding its decision to sell its plus-size Lily Pulitzer range exclusively online, the retailer announced that its first in-house-designed plus-size line, Ava & Viv, will be available mid-February.
Red Carpet Gold: Take a look at what everyone wore to the 2015 Screen Actors Guild Awards last Sunday.
Ford Mania: Tom Ford cast Tom Ford to be the face of Tom Ford Noir Extreme. Enough said.
Holy Moly: Feast your eyes on Tony Huntington-Whiteley, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley's (very handsome) younger brother who is now making his modeling debut.
