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  1. loose threads
    Anna Dello Russo Spotted at W; Burberry’s Fall Campaign DebutsAlso, Gucci launched a children’s line yesterday.
  2. loose threads
    Oscar de la Renta to Live-Stream His Resort Show Today; Linda Evangelista Lands Talbots CampaignAlso, Annie Leibovitz is bargain hunting.
  3. ins and outs
    Alessandro Dell’Acqua Left Malo Because It Can’t Afford HimThe company that owns the label filed for bankruptcy at the end of February.
    By Amy Odell
  4. ins and outs
    Alessandro Dell’Acqua Leaves MaloHe helmed design for just a year.
    By Amy Odell
  5. things are looking up!
    Just Cavalli Line Saved!Roberto Cavalli renewed the licensing deal with the very same company he hated so much two months ago.
    By Amy Odell
  6. broke people
    The Company That Owns Gianfranco Ferré and Malo Is Officially BrokeIT Holding has filed for the Italian equivalency of Chapter 11 and the future of Just Cavalli remains uncertain.
    By Amy Odell
  7. fall 2009
    Who Is AWOL This Fashion Week?We compile a list of labels that aren’t showing. It’s more than a few.
    By Sharon Clott
  8. looks to love
    Our 25 Favorite Looks From New YorkWe pored through all the shows, nearly going blind from all that beige, to bring you our favorite 25 looks.
    By Amina Akhtar
  9. run through
    Wherefore Art Thou, Carine Roitfeld?She hasn’t been on any of the major front rows and will only attend the last day of shows in New York.
    By Amy Odell
  10. loose threads
    Alessandro Dell’Acqua to Helm Malo; Coach Gets Busy in ChinaDell’Acqua replaces the 6267 designers, who went to Ferré last month; Coach plans to open 50 stores in China; and Roberto Cavalli celebrates his new wine.
  11. model tracker
    Irina Kulikova Is Monday’s Top ModelMonday was a mixed bag of no-brainer casting and compelling new faces. Runway veteran Anja Rubik lead the Oscar show. But Anna Gushina, who just debuted at Prada in September, generated significant buzz by winning Proenza Schouler’s coveted first spot.