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Apparently, the women’s designer department of the Chelsea Loehmann’s has tons of merchandise from the Barny’s sale.

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Beauty collaborations have been a bit boring lately (Christian Siriano for Vicky Secret for example), but this one looks a bit edgy. Loving the fuchsia looking lipstick, and the bright blue eye pencils.

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We’re so excited about this sale!!! It starts tomorrow and will feature tons of goodies from Dsquared2, Maison Martin Margiela and Sophia Kokoalaki. Definitely worth checking out. We’ll be there tomorrow to check out the Margiela goodness. Below are the details.

Jackets now $200 to $800 from $400 to $1200

Pants now $100 to $300 from $200 to $400

Skirts now $100 to $200 from $200 to $400

Shirts are $100 to $200 from $200 to $400

Wednesday May 6th and Thursday May 7th 10am – 7pm

220 West 19th Street

On the llth Floor

New York, NY 10011

646 613-8457

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Dean and Dan Caten, the brothers behind Dsquared2, are launching their own radio show, which airs on May 5th on Sirius satellite radio’s BPM channel.

The boys will play all their favorite music, including bits from their runway soundtracks. And aside from their own witty commentary, they’ll have interviews with some of their closest friends – actresses, musicians – to talk about fashion and life in general.

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We brought you the initial image from DSquared’s S/S 2009 ad campaign a couple weeks ago, and now the rest have been released. Linda fights Naomi some more, and then they have a little cuddle.

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The fellows of Dsquared were not the only twins spotted on the runway this past week in Milan. The week had many different offerings of duos walking the runway together. Is this a new trend in fashion? Two for the price of one?

Emporio Armani

Dsquared

Emporio Armani

These weren’t all the twins spotted, and I bet we’ll see some more as runway season pushes on.

Thanks Men’s Style for the images

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Naomi Campbell and Linda Evangelista square off in a Spring/Summer 2009 ad for DSquared.

Shot by Steven Meisel.

Image from Models.com.

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President Elect Obama is geting ready to take office, and the hype about who’s designs he is going to wear on inaguarion day are already swirling. WWD is hosting a crap ton of pictures from all the biggest designers of their designs for the soon to be President’s suits on the historic day. Designers like Marc Jacobs, Sean John, D Squared, Ferragamo, Thom Browne and Rag and Bone have all submitted designs. For all the images head over to WWD and check them out.

PS: Does this completely annoy anyone else besides me? He’s our President to be who cares what he’s wearing? All that matters is that he does something to turn our country around. I in no way hope this happens, but what happens if he flops as a President? Talk about a lot of people being embarassed.

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At the DSquared show, ski met ska as the Caten twins sent looks down the runway that merged a London street style sensibility with the warm, active looks of a ski bum. The boys created an elaborate backdrop to set the mood: a wintry Boystown with fire escapes, a tavern, and a blistering snowstorm. Bleached denim, leather MC jackets, skinny braces and tiny white button front shirts set the London mood while luxurious parkas and chubbies, ski pants and chunky sweaters were all about the slopes. The result was less camp and more saleable than past collections, for sure.

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Usher’s new CD may suck major balls, but at least he’ll look good prancing around on stage to that crap. For his new tour Usher was styled by the Dsquared duo Dean and Dan Caten. Now if they could just convince him to take off those stupid glasses.

Thanks to the Fashionisto for the images.

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Here are the upcoming Spring collections from the big names in fashion.
Thanks to The Fashionisto for the images

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Calvin Klein

Dsquared

Kate Sylvester

The one sleeved trend has been around for some time, but missing one sleeve is new…

Images courtesy of Trend de la Creme

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This season, we’ve seen some of the most surprising male models hit the runways. First, Vivienne Westwood sends out beef cake bodyguards, then DSquared showcased an almost all ethnic cast, now Yohji Yamamoto sent out several gray-haired models who were over 60, one of whom happened to be artist-turned-filmmaker Steve McQueen, who just won a prize at the Cannes Film Festival. “The situation is, I’m not a skinny white boy, I’m the complete opposite,” McQueen told the AP. “I heard the audience gasp a bit when I came in.”

Is this the designers way of saying that clothes can be worn by anyone, whether hot male model or old guy? I guess it works, but that really defeats the purpose of having hotties on the catwalk!

Source: NY Mag

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DSquared, which will christen its new store in Capri with a party this week, is on track to open five more stores by December.

The stores will stretch the globe: Kiev and Istanbul are planned for the end of May, Hong Kong in September, Moscow in mid-October and Dubai by December. An in-store shop at Saks Fifth Avenue in Los Angeles is also on the drawing board for August.

Source: DNR

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For their inaugural cruise collection, Dean and Dan Caten focused on dapper and luxe pieces that juxtaposed uptown chic with resort casual. Key looks ranged from tailored suiting to a belted dress that evoked a trenchcoat.

Source: WWD

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At yesterday’s DSquared show, ski met ska as the Caten twins sent looks down the runway that merged a London street style sensibility with the warm, active looks of a ski bum. The boys created an elaborate backdrop to set the mood: a wintry Boystown with fire escapes, a tavern, and a blistering snowstorm, as reported in men.style.com.Bleached denim, leather MC jackets, skinny braces and tiny white button front shirts set the London mood while luxurious parkas and chubbies, ski pants and chunky sweaters were all about the slopes. The result was less camp and more saleable than past collections, for sure. We’ve got pics after the jump! photos: men.style.com credit: wearethemarket.com