Jeremiah Brent

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Coco Chanel Becomes a Comic, Jeremiah Brent Gets Engaged, and Anna Wintour Is Hiring

To add to your Coco Chanel biography collection: The Coco Chanel comic, a part of Naïve's "Grands Destins de Femmes" collection, with illustrations by Bernard Ciccolini and text by Pascale Frey. {Vogue Paris} Need a new job? Anna Wintour is on the prowl for her new PR director—and she's turning to the realm of politics and business to find one. {New York Post} Rachel Zoe's cutest ex-assistant Jeremiah Brent got engaged Monday to Nate Berkus. Mazel tov, 'Miah! {US Weekly} American Apparel's ads are once again brewing trouble. The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) is calling the company out for two predictably provocative ads in which the models appeared "vulnerable." {HuffPo}

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Jeremiah Brent Says He's Not Getting His Own Rachel Zoe Project Spin-Off But We're Pretty Sure He Is

At last night's Brian Atwood soiree, on our quest to find and subsequently woo Ryan Lochte, we stumbled (seriously--we're talking 4" heels, people) into one of the most beautiful boys we ever did see, The Rachel Zoe Project's Jeremiah Brent. Obviously we couldn't pass up a chance to canoodle with this certified cutie--but we didn't have much time (Lochte was getting away), so we got right to it:

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Rodger Berman: The Future of the Rachel Zoe Project Is 'Unclear'

Before noon on Tuesday, a queue of well-dressed and platform heeled women was quickly growing outside a chic Nolita storefront. No, it wasn’t for an an end-of-year sample sale--it was to meet stylist/fashion designer/reality star/editor and all around fashion obsession Rachel Zoe. The always-glam Piperlime guest editor (love the side part, by the way) was on hand to show off her top holiday picks from the online retailer and take photos with the first 10 fans in line. Loyal viewers of the Rachel Zoe Project also got an extra treat since Zoe brought along her entire entourage including her husband and business partner Rodger Berman, Rachel Zoe Inc. VP Mandana Dayani and styling assistant/bestie Joey Malouf. (And no Jeremiah Brent…hmm…)

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The Rachel Zoe Project's Jeremiah Brent Tells Us About Wanting to Be a Stylist, Organizing Skyler Berman's Closet and Dressing Like a Homeless Lesbian

We'll admit it. We kind of have a huge crush on Rachel Zoe's newest employee and breakout star of her reality show, Jeremiah Brent. In the beginning, Jeremiah, or 'Miah, garnered obvious comparisons to Rachel Zoe's former employee Brad Goreski, who he was technically replacing. We even wondered if Rachel only hired him because he was super hot and made for good television and when he got fired, many criticized Rachel and Rodger for using him to get their house decorated on the cheap. But as season four went on, 'Miah held his own by (literally) proving himself over and over again as one of Rachel's most dedicated and hard-working employees ever, even after he was fired. He also happens to straddle that line between hot and adorable so perfectly that it sometimes distracted us from everything else going on in the show.

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10 Questions for The Rachel Zoe Project

1. How is Mandana going to deal with Skyler always being with Rachel, without getting visibly annoyed? 2. Is there a single Rachel Zoe cast member who doesn't wear sunglasses inside on a semi-regular basis? Probably Jordan. She's so normal. 3. Why has every episode of this season been like Jeremiah's Big Test? Poor guy. 4. When does Skyler get a Coveteur feature?