The windows of Colette are full of Rodarte, but the real scoop is upstairs where Kate and Laura Mulleavy have installed a pop-up shop and curated Rodarte Gallery, a small show of their favorite work from contemporary American artists and friends including Kim Gordon, Kirsten Dunst, Alexandre de Betak, Autumn de Wilde, Karen Kilimnik and David Benjamin Sherry through November 7. In the shop are exclusive buyables from the artists but also Dennis Cooper, Miranda July, Jason Schwartzman and Brady Cunningham, sound man Michel Gaubert and hair goddess Odile Gilbert. Many of the above showed up for the opening where the new SALM (Something a la Mode) served up their rendition of Handel's sarabande from the film "Barry Lyndon."  The electro classic duo (Thomas Roussel and Yannick Grandjean) has collaborated with Karl Lagerfeld—it's his voice on their "Rondo Parisiano"—on their new album out this month (Yellow label).