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Saturday, 24 March 2012
A day in the life of Karl Lagerfeld.
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| Wake up, read, paint, bathe, get a professional hairdo, and have lunch in one of your two houses before heading to the office — such is the daily routine of Chanel couturier Karl Lagerfeld. |
The designer explained the quotidian details of his life in the newest issue of Harper's Bazaar, but his days are anything but routine. That's not to say the Kaiser doesn't follow a pattern — it's just an extremely fancy, over-the-top pattern. A few of the highlights below:
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Tuesday, 6 March 2012
Breaking News: Alexander Wang Reportedly being Sued for $450 million, Denies Claims.
The Internet is ablaze with reports that a $50 million lawsuit has been filed against Alexander Wang for allegedly violating New York State labor laws.
Both The New York Post and The New York Daily News report that Wenyu Lu, a former Wang employee, was forced to work 25 hours straight without a break.
However, the two papers' accounts of the situation diverge. The Post claims that a total of 30 workers have filed a suit against Wang in Queens Supreme Court, while the Daily reports that Lu's lawyer is still hoping to sign other Wang employees on to join Lu in a class-action suit.
Representatives for Alexander Wang have yet to comment, but they did tell the Post that they have not been served with a lawsuit. Several searches conducted by Fashionologie of the New York State Unified Court System failed to produce results indicating that a case involving Wang or Wenyu Lu has been filed.
Both The New York Post and The New York Daily News report that Wenyu Lu, a former Wang employee, was forced to work 25 hours straight without a break.
However, the two papers' accounts of the situation diverge. The Post claims that a total of 30 workers have filed a suit against Wang in Queens Supreme Court, while the Daily reports that Lu's lawyer is still hoping to sign other Wang employees on to join Lu in a class-action suit.
Representatives for Alexander Wang have yet to comment, but they did tell the Post that they have not been served with a lawsuit. Several searches conducted by Fashionologie of the New York State Unified Court System failed to produce results indicating that a case involving Wang or Wenyu Lu has been filed.
Just In: Hedi Slimane Confirmed As Yves Saint Laurent's New Creative Director
Yves Saint Laurent will name Hedi Slimane as the new creative director on Wednesday,Suzy Menkes is reporting. Though Menkes does not name her source — "because of the sensitivity of the subject" — she does write that the information comes from a "senior executive at YSL’s parent company, PPR. Stay tuned for more details as things unfold.
Sunday, 4 March 2012
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