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Vintage-inspired underpinnings in sheers and nudes create a new kind of naughty femininity, evoking painterly John Currin-esque poses and a playful sexuality. Girls just want to have fun.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 03/01/10

Over the last two decades, James Goldstein has managed to transform his holy trinity of leisure-time interests—fashion, basketball, and architecture—into an entire lifestyle that’s a transcontinental blur of runway shows, playoff games, statuesque women, Dionysian after-after-parties, and celebrity photo ops. The big question is how he did it—and what he’s after  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 01/22/10

For Fall, Cavalli paid homage to the authorities that make the rules that need to be broken.  BLOG POSTED: 01/20/10

Love her, hate her, or cancel your cable subscription because of her, she's not going away anytime soon.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/11/09

Here is an alphabetical Cliff Note's of what we learned on the runways in Milan.  BLOG POSTED: 07/02/09

In 1965 Stephen Shore was a senior in high school at Columbia grammar on the upper West Side when he stopped going to school. To say that he fell in with the wrong crowd is putting it mildly; Shore fell in with the Warhol crowd and quickly became the unofficial archivist at the already world-famous Factory.  BLOG POSTED: 06/11/09

There's light and there's dark. Gaultier is one; Demeulemeester, the other. You decide.  BLOG POSTED: 03/10/09

Jeffrey Slonim's Society Page.  ARTICLE PUBLISHED: 12/01/08