Proenza Schouler

Barneys puts the spotlight on Lou Doillon, although multi-faceted singer, actress and model had to share it with a marionette replica of herself. The daughter of style icon Jane Birkin posed for Inez van Lamsweerde and Vindooh Matadin in get-ups by the likes of Proenza Schouler for the retailers Fall campaign.

Another dose of Proenza power this week: after picking up top womenswear honors, for the third time, at the CFDA Awards on Monday, yesterday brought news that Proenza Schouler’s designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez are retooling the (still very chic!) looks from their very first collection, conceived circa 2003, for an exclusive Barneys New York capsule collection. Expect a few design updates, including better patternmaking, since, as the duo told NY Times’ Eric Wilson, the designers “weren’t the best patternmakers” back in the day. The tweaking process included an expansion of the range: Proenza’s premiere collection was comprised of 11 pieces, and the 2.0 version includes 19 items.

Last night Parsons was on parade! The design school held their annual Parson Fashion Benefit to debut their students’ senior theses in a fashion show at Chelsea Piers to a packed house of 900 attendees. This year the school honored president of Hudson’s Bay Company, fashion veteran Bonnie Brooks and their star alumni, Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler who famously sold their entire Parsons senior thesis to Barneys upon its debut.

ELLE has plucked its next accoutrement aficionado from the halls of 4 Times Square: The Hearst mag snagged longtime Glamour editor Maria Dueñas Jacobs as its new accessories director, The Daily has exclusively learned. Dueñas Jacobs comes to the title after seven years at Glamour, where she’s most recently held the title of senior accessories editor. In March 2012, Dueñas Jacobs was promoted from accessories editor at the glossy. Prior to joining Glamour in 2006, Dueñas Jacobs dabbled beyond editorial—she’s done stints at PR Consulting and Proenza Schouler, and did freelance styling during her college coed years.

Proenza Schouler’s surf-inspired Net-A-Porter collection has hit the web, people! The nine-piece range includes a selection of dresses, skirts, jackets, shorts, and sweaters in Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez’s signature vibrant hues and bold patterns. Prices range from a $250 cotton-jersey tee to $1,475 for a Baja striped tweed jacket on NetAPorter.com.