Catherine Malandrino

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Julianne Moore shows off her glossy red waves on the cover of InStyle's October issue. {Fashion Gone Rogue} Versace is giving an exclusive Pinterest preview of its spring runway show. We just want to see the clothes already! {Pinterest via @versaceofficial} What goes around comes around, even for Kanye West. The rapper is having trouble finding sponsors for his new line after his recent epic drunken rant against designers and corporations. {NY Post}

It was the many years that Catherine Malandrino spent vacationing in Saint Tropez that began as the starting point for her spring 2014 collection, in particular Les Voiles at the start of sailing and yachting season when the harbor fills with boats. “It’s a mood of poetry, but at the same time, because it’s about the sail of Saint Tropez, there’s performance, and this is why I wanted to mix in this collection--poetry and the performance together,” explained Malandrino during the presentation.

We got a "thumbs up" snap with Uncle Terry. Winning.

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There's really an all-in-one thing going on in fashion right now. First, we wanted rompers; then it was overalls. Now, we're fiending for a good, full-legged jumpsuit. Celebs, it seems, are right on board with us.

Ouch! A very pregnant Kim Kardashian squeezes her very swollen feet into a pair of clear heels. {Daily Mail} Vive le Harper's Bazaar! The magazine is finally making a French edition. {Refinery29} This bit of news combines two of our favorite things: Makeup and the Hunger Games series! Covergirl announced today they'll be releasing a line of makeup in collaboration with the film, aptly titled the Capitol Collection. Here's a peek at the ad campaigns. Cool, right? {Fashionista Inbox}

American Eagle is "selling" the skinniest pair of skinny jeans available on the market now--in cans of spray paint. Early April fools? {HuffPo} British designer Debbie Wingham creates the world's most expensive dress that money can't buy—not even if you can afford the $17.7 million price tag. {Today} France's former First Lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy returns to her modeling roots as the star of Bulgari's haute joaillerie campaign. {Grazia} i-D magazine serves Lara Stone's head on a platter in its upcoming Q&A issue. {i-D}

The Kohl's DesigNation designer collab initiative is chugging right along. The Derek Lam collection--the affordable retailer's second designer collab after Narciso Rodriguez--hits stores April 5, and they've just revealed who's next in line: Catherine Malandrino. Get ready, Francophiles.

New show reviews and galleries are in! Check out Vivienne Tam, Calla, and Catherine Malandrino.

Catherine Malandrino built her eponymous business upon the strength of the sort of sophisticated and alluring dresses that Sexed-up the City back in

Fashion is minty fresh for spring.

The Office's Mindy Kaling Relaunches Blog, is Hilarious and Awesome: The Concerns of Mindy Kaling is full of honest and LOL-worthy observations and tips, like what jewelry to wear if "you want to look laid back but rich, like say, Matthew McConaughey’s girlfriend." There's a good chance you'll start believing she's your actual BFF... word of warning. {MTV Style} Apparently Wearing Makeup Makes You More Likable: Studies conducted by Procter & Gamble, which (a bit suspiciously) produces a huge array of makeup products, show that women who wear makeup are perceived as more likable, competent, and trustworthy than those who do not. The only exception was for women wearing "glam" makeup, who seemed less trustworthy. Are you listening, Kardashian Klan? {The Gloss} Lindsay Lohan at PFW with Fash Folk: Remind me again, what exactly does Lindsay Lohan do these days, aside from being photographed? Here's the... ahem, actress, hanging out and making various hand gestures with Terry Richardson, Lindsey Wixson, and Charlotte Free in Paris. {Refinery29 via Terry's Diary}

Karl Lagerfeld's Creating a Book For Newest Hogan Collection: For his third collaboration with Hogan, consistently overachieving Karl has created a 32-page companion book featuring photos and sketches of models wearing the collection. Previous Lagerfeld/Hogan endeavors include a film and a photo exhibition... Does this man sleep? {WWD} Kanye West Sends Out Invitations, Drinks Tea With Fabric Store Owner: Here's a look at an invitation for Kanye's show tomorrow night in Paris - the 'DW' is thought to be for his late mother, Donda. The rapper-turned-designer stopped into a London fabric wholesaler twice this past week for last minute trimmings, delighting the owner by staying for tea. {High Snobiety and NY Mag} Oliver Spencer on How Men Should Dress: The British menswear designer breaks down every man's closet essentials, and explains why England is the world's best dressed country. No bias there, I'm sure! {Telegraph}

3-D: The Next Big Runway Thing: Several designers are working on 3-D shows for the fall. Norma Kamali will show her 3-D look book and fashion film online starting September 15, and Thierry Mugler's Nicola Formichetti is working with a fantasy-gaming company on a projected video that users can watch via iPad at his BOFFO pop-up shop on Sept. 8. Break out those red-and-blue glasses. {NY Times} Khloe Kardashian Shrunk In Her Kardashian Kollection Photos: The 5'10" Khloe appears to be the same height as her 5'2" and 5'3" sisters in the photos for the Kardashian Kollection for Sears shot by Annie Leibovitz. Talk about false advertising. {Jezebel} Galliano Won't Be Present For His Verdict: The court decides on Sept. 8 whether Galliano's commentary was anti-Semetic, but according to his lawyer he won't be there to hear it. {Fashionologie}

Yumi Kim Deal: Up to 80% off the label's flirty, feminine dresses and separates When/Where: Tuesday, May 24 through Monday, May 30. Daily 12pm—8pm. 234 Mulberry St between Prince and Spring (no phone) Link: www.yumikim.com Ends: Monday, 30 May 2011 bit+piece Deal: 50% to 90% off clothing, shoes, and bags from labels like Calvin Klein, Max Mara, and Theory When/Where: Monday, May 16 through Monday, May 30. Mon—Wed 11am—7pm, Thurs—Sat 11am—8pm, Sun noon—6pm. 246 Mott St between Houston and Prince Sts (212-343-2268) Link: www.bit-piece.com Ends: Monday, 30 May 2011

more While our style focus was on the royal wedding this week, celebs still turned it out at parties and on the red carpet so we thought we'd give th

Check Out the Complete Matthew Williamson Collection for Macy's: The London designer's latest capsule collection includes brightly colored blouses, 70s inspired dresses, and rompers in signature Williamson prints. Prices for the line start at just $24 and hit stores April 13th. {InStyle} Alexander Wang's Budding Empire: Wang discusses his rise to fashion fame and hopes his brand will have a life longer than his. {Telegraph} Lindsay Lohan for Ungaro Now On eBay: For $450 or your "best offer," you can own a dress from Lohan's disastrous collection for Ungaro. {Imaginary Socialite} Why Kenneth Cole Hearts Twitter: The designer uses Twitter as a form of year-round advertising. Though he admits that now, in light of his Egypt comment that outraged many last month, his tweets go through a filter. {Glamour}

more Blue eyes are having a moment. Not the powdery blue of the 70s or shocking blue of the 80s--this is a thoroughly modern blue shot through with m

It’s pretty obvious by now that for fall 2011 you’ll either be going '70s or '90s if NYFW designers have anything to say about it (thank goodness the '80s have been retired for a while). Tory Burch and Catherine Malandrino are firmly in the 70s' camp. One showed lace and granny plaid and the other cool transcontinental sophistication, but the message was clear: the 70s are back, whether you like it or not. (Just the chic parts, though.)

Cynthia Rowley Deal: Up to 80% off clothing and accessories. When: Thursday, January 27 through Sunday, January 30. Thurs—Fri 10am—8pm, Sat—Sun 11am—8pm. 376 Bleecker St between Perry and Charles Sts (212-242-0847) link: www.cynthiarowley.com Resurrection Vintage Deal: 30% to 70% off designer vintage clothing and accessories, plus new and vintage books When: Tuesday, January 4 through Monday, January 31. Mon—Sat 11am—7pm, Sun noon—7pm. 217 Mott St between Prince and Spring Sts (212-625-1374) link: www.resurrectionvintage.com Express Deal: Enter code 7537 at checkout to save 15% off your order When: Ongoing through Tuesday, February 8 link: www.express.com

Mary J. Blige will be the guest judge on tonight's episode of the Fashion Show. Unlike many designer-wannabe celebrities out there, Blige has actually built up some fashion cred, especially over the past year. She collaborated with her BFF Catherine Malandrino on a line of t-shirts called FFAWN+CATHERINE MALANDRINO, and launched Melodies by MJB, a collection of eyewear available at Nordstrom and online here, this past summer. Her latest designs for SS11 include classic aviators, retro cat eyes, and some serious stunna shades. Considering that Blige has amassed over 500 personal pairs of sunglasses, it's safe to say that she knows her stuff. Tune into the Fashion Show tonight on Bravo at 10pm EST.

Ever wonder what would happen if someone put Halle Berry, Julianna Margulies, and 22 one-of-a-kind designer dresses, all in the same room? Yesterday at Philips de Pury, this happened at a glamorous auction that raised over $100,000 for the American Cancer Society and La Ligue Contre le cancer in France. Donna Karan, Thakoon, Sonia Rykiel, Diane von Furstenberg, Catherine Malandrino, Lanvin, Givenchy, and Phillip Lim (pictured, right) were among the participants, each chosen to design a little black dress that incorporated Swarovski Elements. So, the lucky few who won one of these dresses not only contributed to a great cause, but also get to walk around town in a one of a kind dress by one of the world's most renowned designers.