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  1. big reveals
    Tom Ford’s Triumphant Return to WomenswearOnly a hundred guests saw the fruits of his labor, modeled by Beyoncé Knowles, Lou Doillon, Lauren Hutton, and more.
    By Amy Larocca
  2. branching out
    Michael Bastian Wants to Create WomenswearBut he doesn’t want her to wear a man’s tie.
    By Sharon Clott
  3. trends
    Nine Trends You’ll Be Wearing This FallFall collections will be hitting the stores in no time. From thigh-high boots to boyfriend jackets, here are the top trends.
    By Harriet Mays Powell
  4. tastemakers
    Tim Hamilton Dishes on Debuting His Womenswear in ParisAnd he’s designing shoes. Rejoice, people!
    By Doria Santlofer
  5. project runway
    Check Out the Project Runway ShowsThe finalists may be anonymous, but the clothes have been revealed.
    By Jessica Coen
  6. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: Tori Spelling’s Pancake Makeup Fails to Have Effect of Actual PancakeAt Christian Siriano, the former ‘90210’-er was looking painfully thin.
    By The Fug Girls
  7. five things
    Five Things We Liked on ThursdayOur favorite things from today’s runways.
    By Harriet Mays Powell
  8. show & tell
    Heatherette Richie Rich Is BACKSee highlights from his Fashion Week comeback, including Pam Anderson, Aubrey O’Day, and hot men.
    By Amy Odell
  9. behind the scenes
    Video: Our Exclusive Interview With Victoria BeckhamThe lady formerly known as Posh sat down with us to talk about her burgeoning fashion career.
    By Jonah Green and Harriet Mays Powell
  10. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: Thank You, Diane Kruger, for Bringing Pacey to HilfigerWe don’t wanna wait / For another Joshua sighting / We want to know right now where Pacey is …
    By The Fug Girls
  13. fashion week diary
    Lynn Yaeger: At Anna Sui, a Remembrance of Things PastThe veteran fashion critic reports on the latest shows.
    By Lynn Yaeger
  14. the other critics
    Critics Concede That Reese Will Sell; Swooning Over Yigal and RodarteWe love it when critics begrudgingly admit commercial appeal trumps artistic triumph.
    By Lauren Murrow
  15. it's in the details
    Doo.Ri’s Sequined Leggings Go Great With Hairy HandbagsIn a week of opaque tights and smoky eyes, Doori Chung gave us something totally different with her Doo.Ri collection.
    By Sharon Clott
  16. five things
    Five Things We Liked on WednesdayLooks from Michael Kors, Proenza Schouler, 3.1 Phillip Lim, and Oscar de la Renta.
    By Harriet Mays Powell
  17. designers
    Matthew Williamson, From Retail to RunwayThe designer shows us his new store and talks about his fall 2009 collection.
    By Jonah Green and Harriet Mays Powell
  18. three's a trend
    The Day-Glo Look Is Here to StayFuchsia popped up at Oscar de la Renta and Michael Kors, while Narciso Rodriguez and Bensoni both used lime green.
    By Sharon Clott
  19. behind the scenes
    Derek Lam Breaks It Down for Anna WintourArtist Jeremy Kost catches a very special moment: the one when a designer explains his vision to Her ‘Vogue’-ness.
    By Jeremy Kost
  20. runways
    New Shows: Max Azria, Behnaz Sarafpour, Narciso Rodriguez, Baby Phat, and MoreThe latest shows, available for your ogling pleasure.
    By Jessica Coen
  21. the other critics
    Cornejo Gets Accolades, Karan Delivers, and Prim Praise for ThakoonCritics are more or less pleased with the latest offerings.
    By Lauren Murrow
  22. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: Mama Kors Works the CrowdShe was glad-handing and taking notes the whole time.
    By The Fug Girls
  25. three's a trend
    Girls in the HoodsThis season, skip the hats and instead opt for one of many designer hoods.
    By Sharon Clott
  26. fashion week diary
    Lynn Yaeger: At Narciso, the Audacity of ChartreuseThe veteran fashion critic on the latest from the tents.
    By Lynn Yaeger
  27. it's in the details
    Marc by Marc Jacobs Offers Triple-decker BootsIf you were looking for some Fashion Week shoe porn, Tuesday’s shows definitely delivered.
    By Sharon Clott
  28. models on parade
    Video: Marc’s Girls on ParadeThe finale at last night’s Marc show was an unending line of superior beings.
    By Jeremy Kost
  29. five things
    Five Things We Liked on TuesdayOur fashion team gives their top picks from today’s runway.
    By Harriet Mays Powell
  30. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: Rachel Bilson Fails to Look Adorable at Max AzriaTinsley Mortimer, however, almost looked — dare we say it? — edgy with her new bangs.
    By The Fug Girls
  31. fall 2009
    New Shows: Beckham, Rodarte, Badgley, Williamson, and MoreWe’ve uploaded a shiny new batch of shows for you.
    By Jessica Coen
  32. show & tell
    Even PETA Didn’t Show Up to the Dennis Basso ShowLooking at $50K fur coats is one awkward activity these days.
    By Amy Odell
  33. food taunts you
    There May Have Been Some Clothes There, TooThe Organic presentation was particularly memorable thanks to the locally produced Camembert.
    By Jessica Coen
  34. first lady fashion
    What Will Michelle Buy From the Collections?Ikram, we don’t mean to step on your toes here.
    By Amina Akhtar
  37. the other critics
    Saunders Confounds, Marc Gets Nostalgic, and Carolina Creates a DivideInteresting collections make for interesting critical response.
    By Lauren Murrow
  38. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: Nicole Richie Gets the Cold Shoulder From Carine RoitfeldMeanwhile, Roisin Murphy’s hair distracted us from Common’s unmitigated hotness.
    By The Fug Girls
  39. show & tell
    The People You See, Rodarte EditionThe front-row scene at Rodarte was particularly interesting today.
    By Jessica Coen
  40. ask a retailer
    Eddy Chai and Paul Birardi of Den and Odin Like Robert Geller’s Edgy LooksSo far, the owners of Den liked Robert Geller’s blending of American sportswear with dark edginess, Duckie Browne’s fun pom-poms, and Richard Chai’s detailing.
    By Paul Birardi and Eddy Chai
  41. new york fugging city
    Fug Girls: At Badgley, Shenae Grimes Learns a Hard Lesson About Arriving LateBecause she was late, she was unable to take her seat with the other bright young things. Which means we didn’t get to ogle as expected. For shame!
    By The Fug Girls
  42. the other critics
    Critics Applaud Léger, Preen, and Karen WalkerSkintight sex appeal, futuristic frocks, and stunning separates earn praise.
    By Lauren Murrow
  43. show & tell
    Hamish Bowles Is Having ‘Major Acid Flashbacks’Everyone loves the eighties this Fashion Week.
    By Amy Odell
  44. fashion week diary
    Lynn Yaeger: Marc Looks Back, Because Who Wants to Look Forward?The veteran critic reports from Monday’s shows.
    By Lynn Yaeger
  45. it's in the details
    Donna Karan Turns Statement Jewelry Into an Art FormThe designer updated the statement necklace with spherical metal beads and cross-cut shapes.
    By Sharon Clott
  46. five things
    Five Things We Liked This MondayThe hair at Marc Jacobs and Zero + Maria Cornejo’s brown shearling jacket are on Harriett and Amy’s list.
    By Harriet Mays Powell and Amy Larocca
  49. fall 2009
    Once Perennially Late, Now Always on Time, Jacobs Still Makes a StatementMarc Jacobs has started his show punctually for three consecutive seasons. What does it mean?
    By Jada Yuan
  50. reviews
    Larocca: Marc Jacobs Summons the Eighties to Predict the FutureOnce again, the designer successfully reinvented a moment in time.
    By Amy Larocca
  51. first looks
    First Look at Marc Jacobs’s Neon Outerwear and Eighties MakeupFrom metallic minis to purple lipstick, see the first looks of what Marc has in store for fall.
    By Sharon Clott
  52. marc jacobs
    Backstage at Marc: Sessilee Lopez’s Wild Eighties HairEvery model had a different look. We can’t wait to see them all.
  53. the other critics
    DVF and Ruffian Win Raves for Leopard Print; Critics Mixed on Ohne TitelA trio of mostly successful shows.
    By Lauren Murrow
  54. three's a trend
    Fall’s Shoes Are Fit to Be TiedLace-up boots are emerging as the “It” shoe of the season, adding a little tough-girl chic to knits and sheers.
    By Amina Akhtar
  55. show & tell
    Donna Karan Stops Using Fur, Rachel Zoe Stops Talking to UsWe caught the stylist after Karan’s fur-free show, and she doesn’t exactly love us.
    By Amy Odell
  56. party report
    Erin Fetherston Is So Excited, and She Just Can’t Hide It“I was like, channel magic. Channel magic. Be charming.”
    By Jada Yuan
  57. show & tell
    Ubiquitous Black Is Not Yohji’s FaultThe designer is just giving people what they want!
    By Jada Yuan
  58. it's in the details
    Erin Fetherston Pulls Hats Out of Her RabbitsAnd it was a sequined, bedazzled spectacle of a headpiece.
    By Sharon Clott
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