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Sarah Jessica Parker already has a few clothing brands to her credit, so that next step was to open her own brick and mortar store. And she has done just that!!
Sarah Jessica Parker’s standalone boutique will be located at the MGM National Harbor resort in Maryland will offer the designer’s eponymous collection of shoes, handbags, accessories, as well as her line of little black dresses. “Opening a standalone store has long been a dream we have been working towards,” said the actress and designer. “We feel truly privileged to be doing so with the expertise, guidance and support of our brilliant partners at MGM Resorts. It’s been very exciting to have been involved in all steps of the process, from on-site construction visits to the actual layout and design of our boutique. I’m honored to be included in this massive undertaking and I’m very much looking forward to celebrating in December. Because perhaps then I will believe it’s real.”
The MGM National Harbor is a 1.2 billion dollar venture of MGM Resorts International. The MGM National Harbor will open on December 8, 2016.
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No longer a house divided
Raf Simons is making some dramatic changes at Calvin Klein. One of the first major changes at the iconic brand since Raf Simons took over he helm is presenting the menswear and women’s wear collections together. The combined show will occur on February 10, 2017, location to be determined.
This comes on the heels of Bottega Veneta announcing it will also combine its women’s and menswear shows. The combined Calvin Klein shows will also showcase accessories. Raf Simons will manning the helm at Calvin Klein will present his eponymous menswear collection during New York Fashion: Men’s fall 2017 on February 1.
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To Audrey with love
Audrey Hepburn’s relationship with the iconic Hubert de Givenchy began in 1953 and continued until her untimely death. To commemorate their unique relationship the Gemeentemuseum in Den Haag, The Netherlands, has produced the exhibit “Givenchy: To Audrey, with Love.”
Several of the couture pieces in the exhibit have been curated by Hubert de Givenchy himself and have never been seen by the public. Audrey Hepburn once said, “Givenchy’s clothes are the only ones I feel myself in. He is more than a designer, he is a creator of personality.”
Givenchy dressed Hepburn for “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” and “How to Steal a Million.”
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