Pier59 Studios has announced their roster of designers who will be showing in September and there’s several newbies on the roster. The…
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With 20 years of fashion industry experience under her belt, Christina Neault has just joined Pier59 Studios as its fashion…
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It’s official: MADE Fashion Week has been purchased by IMG/WME. The acquisition was first reported in January, a few weeks before the…
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Fresh from the pages of The Daily’s special Hollywood issue, and following last week’s inaugural Fashion Los Angeles Awards…For the grandson of the late…
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As everyone in the business has known for the past week or so, IMG is close to acquiring MADE Fashion…
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It’s official: Lincoln Center and New York Fashion Week are calling it off. According to a settlement reached today between…
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After clocking nearly a dozen years as the Financial Times’ go-to fashion gal, Vanessa Friedman arrived at The New York…
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After clocking nearly a dozen years as the Financial Times’ go-to fashion gal, Vanessa Friedman arrived at The New York…
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The premiere of the exhilarating flick Sabotage heated up Lincoln Center’s AMC Loews theatre on Tuesday night. The Cinema Society’s screening was sponsored by Muscle & Fitness, which was a fitting matchup considering the film’s star, Arnold Schwarzenegger, knows a thing or two about muscle and fitness. “I always work out, but I think that we had to do much more intense training for this film,†Schwarzenegger told The Daily. “It is always important to be in shape so you don’t have to start from scratch [on every movie].â€
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Was that someone doing a pirouette on Madison last week? On March 20th, nine retailers on Madison Avenue such as Kate Spade,Bally, and Tory Burch hosted “Shop With Dancers” for On Your Toes on Madison Avenue, where members of the New York City Ballet such as Sara Mearns, Megan Fairchild, and Savannah Lowery joined shoppers to benefit NYCB’s Toe Shoe Fund, as a year in pointe shoes costs the company $600,000. This year celebrates NYCB’s 50th anniversary at Lincoln Center. Madison Avenue paid homage with windows of costumes from productions of Swan Lake, Jewels, and A Midsummer Night’s Dream on display. The initiative raised an estimated $40,000 for the company and was presented by the Madison Avenue Business Improvement District.