Jil Sander
Fashion Roundup: Catherine Zeta-Jones's Wardrobe Duplicates; Vogue India Lands in Hot Water; Halston Searches for a Replacement
Tamara Mellon's ex-husband Matthew Mellon will debut a new collection with his fiancée, designer Nicole Hanley, under the name Mellon-Hanley at the St. Regis hotel next week. [WWD]
Catherine Zeta-Jones buys duplicates of all her clothes and stocks them at her various homes throughout the world so that they all have identical wardrobes. [Vogue UK]
Critics find Indian Vogue offensive because of its spread of real people living in impoverished areas, photographed with accessories like a $100 Fendi bib and $200 Burberry umbrella. [NY Times] read more »
Buh-bye, Beige!

James Hamilton; Table: George Erml
Tearoom at the Colony Club, by late color guru Elsie DeWolfe (left); Chelsea designer Ernest de la Torre
How Dry I Am! Winter Means Lube, Tube
Manhattan is as dry as a Dead Sea Scroll. And so are my thighs. Scratch, scratch, scratch. read more »
How Big Is a D-Cup? A Trove of Trivia-With Heft
Schott's Original Miscellany: A Collection of Necessary Trivia, Uncommon Knowledge, and Vital Irrele read more »
Under the Old Copacabana, Farhi's New Boutique Cafe
At lunchtime on a recent Monday, the dining room in Nicole Farhi's new store at 60th Street and Madi read more »
Michael Gabellini Wins P/A; Inside Paula Cooper II
On April 13, Architecture magazine announced the 1999 recipients of the esteemed P/A award, given an read more »
Hey, Barneys … Remember Me? Jeffrey Kalinsky Sets Up Shop on 14th Street
Petite retailer Jeffrey Kalinsky stuck an Hermès dingo boot out of his lady-chauffeured Lincoln Tow read more »









