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The cool boss award goes to GANT’s newish North American president, Justin Cupps, who’s bringing a touch of the Silicon Valley world…

Your morning dose of chic intel has arrived. Read on for today’s Links of The Daily… George Clooney’s Wedding Suit…

With a little nip here and a strategically placed seam there, designer Jay Godfrey is perfecting the art of dressing…

These days, Josie Natori has got three offshoots under the umbrella of her eponymous label, Josie Natori ready-to-wear, Josie by Natori…

When we popped by the Hearst Tower on Tuesday for their latest Master Class, we thought we were interrupting an…

Fashion met Wall Street (no wolves around!) on Friday night when the fash set hit downtown Cipriani as the Australian Fashion Foundation was honored at the G’Day USA New York Gala, sponsored by The Woolmark Company. The Black Tie Gala honored AFF co-founder Malcolm Carfrae of Calvin Klein Inc. and Julie Anne Quay of VFiles, who have made a profound impact in welcoming our friends from Oz into the industry.

Australian up-and-comer Margot Robbie gave us some Sharon Stone last night in Armani Prive in New York City. Sexy and you know it. You might not know her name quite yet, unless you were a Pan Am fan (RIP!). But that’s about to change…

While the room may have been a sea of suits from Wall Street, last night one of our very own in the fashion industry was honored for his work with the Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation at the 16th annual Collaborating for a Cure Gala at the Armory on Park Avenue. Tadashi Shoji was the night’s honoree alongside Arthur Imperatore Sr., the President and COO of the N.Y. Waterway for his work in the fight against cancer.

Although the plight of the Worldwide Orphan’s Benefit Gala is no laughing matter, the crowd was in stitches from cocktail hour to dessert, mostly due to the evening’s host, Seth Meyers. For the ninth annual event, two of WWO Orphan Ambassadors flocked to Cipriani’s Wall Street location to receive their honors. Diane von Furstenberg and Dr. Sophie Mengistu were applauded and awarded for their work with the world’s orphaned children. According to Furstenberg, “It is not just about raising money it is also important to raise awareness to people in need.”

You can spot him at any given fashion fête most Friday and Saturday nights, but SCENE’s new social editor Zachary Weiss doesn’t even reside in New York City. In fact, he hasn’t even graduated college yet, but that hasn’t stopped him from breaking his way into both the editorial and public relations spheres, simultaneously. He may still be cramming for undergraduate exams at college, but he’s already landing gigs his peers are still dreaming about.