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It’s only fitting that the youngest editor-in-chief in the fashion glossy world has an equally youthful assistant, non? Lucky’s Eva Chen tapped Kristie Dash to become her assistant, social media notifier, and precise scheduler, all while Dash was still in college. Now with a diploma in hand, Dash is perfecting the science of the assistant, from difficult coffee orders to frequent run-ins with Anna Wintour.
BY DENA SILVER

Cipriani’s 42nd Street location, ever the generous host for countless black tie dinners, continued tradition by holding the 17th Annual Accessories Council ACE Awards. The evening honored a slew of designers, editors, and genuine accessory junkies, celebrating their contributions to the industry. Each honoree is nominated and selected by their peers, members of the press, retailers and the Accessories Council Board of Directors. The likes of Hamish Bowles, Kate Young, Iman, Rag & Bone, Warby Parker, and Nordstrom, among others, took home a sparkly awards from the dressy bash.

Last night’s ACE Awards brought fashion greats and accessories fiends to Cipriani 42nd Street to toast the night’s big wins, including Phillip Lim, Alexis Bittar, Hamish Bowles, The Frye Company, Nordstrom, and rag & bone. On the tapis rouge, we asked, you answered: Who’s your favorite accessory? Joan Collins: Alexis Bittar. He is amazing; it is all about Alexis tonight!

Drame alert! Yesterday, freight elevator stuffed with editors leaving the Philosophy by Natalie Ratabesi show got stuck between floors. Folks like Amy Astley, Eva Chen, Alexis Bryan Morgan, and Virginia Smith escaped thanks to assists from Michael Carl and Andrew Bevan.

Lucky has a new editor-in-chief atop its masthead, replacing Brandon Holley, and the surprise factor isn’t terribly high: Eva Chen will helm the shopping glossy. Chen is best known as Teen Vogue’s beauty director; she clocked six years at the petite Vogue title. Since April, Chen has been enlisted (by Anna Wintour, no less) to consult on Lucky.