PR

Last month, L.A.-based fine jewelry designer, Ariel Gordon, unveiled an exclusive collaboration with Shopbop. The mini collection, composed of solid gold,…

Following Malcolm Carfrae’s departure from his post as global head of communications at Calvin Klein a month ago, the label has announced…

We receive pitches from publicists on a “Daily” basis, but some stick out more than others. Imagine our delight when…

OMEGA went extra-celestial for the debut of their latest, a landmark edition of the Swiss watchmaker’s iconic Speedmaster dubbed “Dark Side…

Miranda Rules: The Supermodel On Her Rise To Fame [Lucky] She’s not just a model though: Miranda Kerr is also an author…

Miranda Rules: The Supermodel On Her Rise To Fame [Lucky] She’s not just a model though: Miranda Kerr is also an author…

Nicholas Kirkwood is expanding his internal team, with a first-ever in-house PR hire. The luxury footwear designer has poached native…

The PR firm that represents the likes of Opening Ceremony, The Standard Hotel, and Peter Pilotto is branching out beyond just publicity: Black Frame will be delving into art direction, branding, and video production with a new division titled Framework. Launched by Brian Phillips, the owner and president of the PR firm, and co-helmed by Joao Moraes, the senior creative manager, this new initiative will build off of previous projects the company has taken part in.

While personalized purses might evoke thoughts of a monogram gone wrong, the acrylic Edie Parker clutches that have been dotting the scene recently will change your mind on that matter. Designed by former Gucci PR girl, Brett Heyman, these vintage-inspired and glitter covered bags have accrued a cult-like following in the fash world, from Giovanna Battaglia to Margherita Missoni. Hollywood has stepped up to the plate as well: at the Golden Globes, four starlets topped off their flowing gowns with Heyman’s colorful designs. So, what’s next for the label? A social media-themed collab with Del Toro, brought to you by Moda Operandi. #TotallyChic
BY DENA SILVER

For today’s take on “The Assistant Files,” your Daily took took a trip into Jonathan Adler’s well-decorated world. Nestled inside the interior design maven’s showroom, which was stuffed with graphic couches, cheeky pottery, and witty accoutrements, we had a chat with Adler’s assistant/office manager/everything else, Lauren Moger. She’s got a background in décor, and she’s so much more than a scheduling wizard; she’s armed with keys to just about everything in Adler’s life, and she’s prepared to tackle any design challenge that may arise.
BY DENA SILVER