Lindsay Lohan is apparently ’sucking the life‘ out of Ungaro. The label has been dropped from two major retailers for Spring 2010; neither Neiman Marcus or Net-a-Porter want to carry the next Ungaro collection.

Buyers are staying away from Emanuel Ungaro’s show due to Lindsay Lohan’s involvement. Apparently, failed lesbian actress with substance abuse problems isn’t in this season.

News has it some changes are being made over at the Emanuel Ungaro house. Emanuel has supposidly parted with Esteban Cortazar after reaching a “mutual agreement.” So why the break up? Ungaro CEO Mounir Moufarrige wanted to use a celebrity model for more traffic at the house, but Cortazar strongly disagreed. And when news of Lindsay Lohan being the next model broke out, Cortazar fled. Guess Lindsay was more important.

Lindsay Lohan is reportedly talking to people about acquiring a role as creative consultant for Emanuel Ungaro.

Page Six is refuting the rumors, reporting that Ungaro designer Esteban Cortazar is threatening to leave if Lindsay signs on. Ungaro and Cortazar haven’t commented the reports.

Just spotted the chickalita from Sea of Shoes rocking some serious stems. Her Emanuel Ungaro’s are flipping worth stealing. I’d take some jail time for these. They are that cool. Check em out below…

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For the first time, nearly all of the Costume Institute’s large collection of clothing has been translated into an online database. View original works from Ungaro, Schiaparelli, Givenchy,  and many more.

The project was started in 2000, and since then the department of the Metropolitan Museum of Art has worked on formatting and digitizing information on 29,432 objects from the 31,000-piece collection. It is available to view through the museum’s Web site under Collection Database. The move is part of the museum’s initiative to showcase its entire holdings online.

Emanuel Ungaro, French designer known for his classy, natural and simple designs recently started a makeup collection with M.A.C. Wait a second, did I see that correctly? M.A.C, as in crazy flashy eye-makeup M.A.C? Who would have ever thought M.A.C would agree to sell pale, neutral colors of lipstick, gloss and blush? I would have expected a collaboration like this to be linked to Clinique, NARS or even Lancome. Maybe this is a sign that M.A.C is taking it down a notch, from the big and bold to the natural and simple.