Fugs and Fabs: The Harper's Bazaar Icons Party
View the gallery Sometimes it feels more like a Bizarre Icons party. [Photos: Getty, Fame/Flynet]
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View the gallery Sometimes it feels more like a Bizarre Icons party. [Photos: Getty, Fame/Flynet]
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View the gallery The front row for this show was a good one -- from Christina Hendricks to Pamela Anderson (who felt very apropos given that Heather has been watching a lot of Baywatch lately) -- and also featured several plus-size models, presented without fanfare, which was neat. How great it
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View the gallery Whatever you think of the middle, I have begun and ended this slideshow as strongly as I know how. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery I traditionally really like Tadashi Shoji, but I'm not sure this was their most successful collection. For one thing, I found the styling unappealing -- no one looks good with greasy hair, not really -- but I was also alarmed when I saw the run of show
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View the gallery We already saw one of these in action on Julianne Hough. Somehow this show was both better and worse than I expected, and I must warn you, the very last slide is Not Safe For Work. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery I heard her say that the theme of this show was flea markets of the world. She may have meant a World Market with fleas. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery This was like a fragrant resort breeze blowing through the venue. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery This is Peter Copping's second show since taking over for the master. While I understand that Peter Copping can't live his life trying to recreate OdlR -- and will probably suffer from having to design in his shadow -- the collection lacks unity, and that
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View the gallery It's decorative gown season, motherf'ers. [Photos: Getty]
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View the gallery Givenchy moved its show to New York this season (I've decided it's because Kanye didn't want to bring pregnant Kim to Paris, and his close bud Riccardo Tisci refused to do it without him). We'll get into the clothes
View GalleryView the gallery I think we'll be seeing a lot of these. I hope we will, in many cases. Even the weird ones are better than some of what oozes onto red carpets from fancier houses. [Photos: Splash]
View GalleryView the gallery 'Tis gowns Fug Nation often loves, and 'tis gowns we are bringing you. Who will wear them? Let's guess. [Photos: Splash]
View GalleryView the gallery This is... glorious, for the most part. Someday, someone will prove that Oscar de la Renta florals are actively psychologically soothing. [Photos: Splash]
View GalleryView the gallery Some of these are rather more bare than I generally associate with Reem Acra. Let's ease our way into those, though. [Photos: Courtesy of Reem Acra]
View GalleryView the gallery The hats, you guys. THE HATS. They're a cross between Pharrell, the sheriff, and The Man In The Yellow Hat from Curious George. Also, I get a little rambly again, but only because sometimes it's just hard to know what to say and
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