Andrej Pejic Struts Down the Aisle, Carine Rotifeld’s Mag Getting a Doc and Galliano Schiaparelli Rumors

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- Always one to turn lemons into overpriced lemonade, Marc Jacobs is now selling T-shirts bearing his graffitied storefront for $689, to the chagrin of the graffiti artist, Kidult. [The Cut]

- Jessica Simpson can barely give her baby photos away. The new mother has sold them for a mere $800,000 to People, a paltry pittance compared to Jennifer Lopez‘s $6 million and even Matthew McCounaghey‘s $3 million. It’s a sad day when you can’t even pull that Wooderson dough. [WWD]

- Who needs someone to put a ring on it when you look this damn good? Male model and lithe lady Andrej Pejic graced the Rosa Clara runway during Barcelona Bridal Week, thus upstaging every other biological woman. [Styleite]

And the Naomi Goes to…: FashionIndie’s 1st Annual Model Citizen Awards

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Awards season  has just begun and while film and the occasional TV stars are busy patting themselves on the back — among other places — we’d like to take some time out to honor our favorite catwalkers and posers of the past year. Roll out the red carpet and break out your best Joan Rivers schtick — “Ugh, Lara! Were you in a car accident because it looks like you left the airbags under your dress!” — we’re going to the FashionIndie Model Citizen Awards!

Teacher’s Pet: Burberry the Brand with the Highest Digital IQ

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

New York University’s Luxury Lab (L2) ranked the digital IQs of 49 fashion brands based on four criteria: web site, digital marketing, social media and mobile platforms. Brands were then classified into one of five categories: Genius, Gifted, Average, Challenged, or Feeble. Class is in session and as usual Burberry is the only one who did their homework. 

QUEL SCANDALE! Presents Fashion Fascists: Christian Dior’s “Nazi Look”

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

After Hugo Boss recently apologized for its namesake founder’s Nazi past, we’ve realized that designers were heiling Hitler left and right all up and through the 20th century. So in light of this —  and of the coming Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashana (mazel!) — we’re highlighting the biggest fascists in fashion history as part of our ongoing Quel Scandale! feature. First up, Christian Dior got down and Nazi decades before John Galliano drunkenly slurred his way right out of a job.

QUEL SCANDALE!: Hugo, Mein Boss

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

What’s with old-school fashion designers loving the Nazis? As is more or less common knowledge now, between smoking opium and having bisexual affairs, Gabrielle “Coco” Chanel found time to heil Hitler. But what was the appeal?  I mean, the Nazis weren’t the funnest people to be around and those black and brown uniforms were far from flattering. And you know who you can thank for that? Hugo Boss.

Hugo Boss Is Starting A Music Revolution

Edited by McArthur Joseph

Yesterday  Dubset v2.1 went live exclusively with a Hugo Boss this week radio page further strengthening the bond between fashion and music. (Two of our favorite things.)

Hugo Boss Turns Rooftop Into Bigtop

Edited by McArthur Joseph

This past Wednesday Editor In Chic, Samantha Lim, and I got go to Hugo Boss’ annual party rooftop party. You better believe that this year they pulled all the stops. (and all three 3 rings)

Sexy Preppy Hugo Boss Ad Preview

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

Sexy golfer sweeps the little lady away just as she was going to play some doubles tennis, and now they head into the clubhouse where he impresses her with his nine iron. With that, model Terron Wood lifts the Hugo Boss Green Spring 2011 campaign to prepped out heights.

9 Man Bags to Boost Your Game

Edited by Josh Linam

The time has come to upgrade your man bag.

A look at NINE bags that are sure to add hair to your chest…

Fashion Lives Downtown Kicks Off With Fashion’s Night Out

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

Fashion’s Night Out in the Meatpacking District, sub-named Fashion Lives Downtown, is a series of events and cocktail parties, open to the public, featuring special appearances by celebrities, editors, fashion experts, in-store events and special offers at over 50 retail destinations throughout the Meatpacking District. Highlights after the jump…