Pay a visit to Dior’s first pop-up shop in Miami where you’ll be greeted by fluorescent colors, video screens, mannequins sporting pink and purple wigs, a nail salon and Louis XVI chairs covered in camouflage. And a camo-covered food truck outside, serving French pastries. Oh and you can buy camouflage and Day-Glo colored Lady Dior and Miss Dior bags and leather goods, shoes, eye shadow, nail polish, costume jewelry and sunglasses. (WWD)
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Project Runway All Stars will feature some of your favorite designers from previous seasons, but sadly there’ll be no snarky commentary from Heidi Klum, Tim Gunn, Nina Garcia or Michael Kors. New judges include model Angela Lindvall, fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi, Georgina Chapman of Marchesa and Marie Claire Editor-in-Chief Joanna Coles. But we’ve also heard there will be Miss Piggy and Pharrell sightings! (Reality Tea)
Pop Magazine editor Shala Monroque was shot by Tommy Ton in St. Lucia for the December 2012 issue of Vogue Japan. The feature, called “Island In The Sun,” looks like a place we want to be. Right now. (Beauty is Diverse)
Art Basel Miami kicked off with a Ferrari party for chairman Luca di Montezemolo in a celeb-filled parking garage open-air event space, complete with the new Ferrari 458 Spider in the brand’s trademark crimson. (WWD)
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Shoe shopping with your boyfriend? Here’s what he (and other men) really think about women’s footwear. “Reminds me of an African tribe” and “Hoof feet” were just two of the observations. (Beauty Riot)
Jennifer Saunders (Edina Monsoon from “Absolutely Fabulous“) and Spice Girl Emma Bunton (Baby Spice) entertained the crowd outside Jennifer Saunders and Emma Bunton entertained the crowd outside Stella McCartney’s Christmas lights party at her Bruton Street flagship in London. (WWD)
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The fourth edition of the Sunglass Hut Artist Series features Magda Sayeg, founder of ‘Knitta Please’ (also known as KNITTA). Sayeg wrapped sunglasses with yarn for her limited edition collection, and each piece is unique, signed and numbered with a certificate of authenticity. (WWD)
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