Donatella Versace Sheds Light on Eastern Expansion
"Chinese people view fashion in a different way from other people. They buy the whole style, the whole look together."
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"Chinese people view fashion in a different way from other people. They buy the whole style, the whole look together."
She visited elementary-school children in China and admired their artwork, but they didn't even know who she was.
Sometime today or tomorrow, Sarah Palin will sit down with Nixon and Ford's former secretary of state. We imagine how that might go down.
Unless you count crispy duck confit as a tribute to Beijing duck.
The comedienne reveals a beneficent streak at a charity affair in the Hamptons.
The Chinese warm up to the Snickers bar, the taste of calcium, and more in our daily news roundup.
The gold-medal-winning girls from the host country certainly didn’t LOOK like they were old enough to be competing, and now there’s mounting Internet evidence that the wee things weren’t 16 after all. Now, can it be proven before China censors it all away?
Also, checking into Fashion Week might not take so long this year, and Seven for All Mankind sweeps through Asia.
Eli Zabar in Amagansett, a lizard in a salad, and more, in our morning news roundup.
Also, Mr. Blackwell is ill, Custo Barcelona expands, and Sean Avery takes on Dallas in stylish shorts.
The Greenmarket suspends a farmer, Olympics-themed happy hours, a new Chinese cookbook, and more, in our morning news roundup.
A Chinese paper is accusing stars LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, and Dwyane Wade of soliciting prostitutes — or actually, "female technicians."
No, it's not Richard Perez-Pena.
Plus the latest from the Federal Reserve, Skadden, Condé Nast, and Warren Buffett, in today's industry report.
Adidas opens a huge flagship in Beijing, Rowley heads to Hong Kong. And there are more luxury consumers than ever before in China.
The Louis Vuitton flagship in Hangzhou closed after officials determined the bags did not meet China's quality standards.
Also, gossip in Sharon Stone, Harrison Ford, and Mischa Barton in our daily roundup.
The actress got canned after suggesting that the earthquake in China was karmic retribution for the treatment of the Tibetan people. But did she even know what she was talking about?
A restaurant in China that keeps twenty fish in its urinal trough.
Five magazines are bidding on the season-six 'Project Runway' sponsorship spot, Diane Von Furstenberg will be added to the Fashion Walk of Fame, and Victoria Beckham says TomKat are "normal."
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