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The SEPTEMBER 10, 2008 Front Row BLASS-phemy! Peter Som is his own homme … PLUS! The Fashion Surreal Life {circa 2018} THEDAILY_6PCVR1V1.pgs 09.09.2008 19:11 PDFX1a THE DOS CAMINOS REPORT WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2008 Every year before the Kim Marc Jacobs show, you Terry Richardson Gordon feed at Dos Caminos. This and some Winona colorful characters Ryder year, The Daily spied. And yes, we saw the tequila shots. YOUR How the Mags DAILY DOSE Eat Up! ELLE Presided over by Robbie Myers, this Marc-ed Territory! table’s guest of honor was Zee BFF Jennifer Lopez Becki Newton. “I eat everything— SEEN Y and Victoria It was the usual mob scene, but this year the front row only had to Beckham all the tacos,” she confessed. “And a wait twenty minutes before margarita!” Zee exclaimed, before dressed models in seasons. AMarc few editors Jacobs were released still astanding stampede in ofthe his aisles, best- returning to his Duffy/Jacobs but no matter—they simply plopped down on the steps. dish session. “Joe over-orders and Town Cars drove 2.4 miles to the Greenwich Hotel, where fi re marshals Afterward, the then eats nothing,” Slowey piped were already circling in anticipation for the after party. This season, the MJ in. “I had two fi sh tacos—and two team attempted to host an intimate dinner inside the garden, but given tequilas.” GUAC DERBY! that any old guest had access to the space, it quickly fl ooded with Jacobs EDITORS: 15 junkies, which waiters then pushed around in an attempt to serve the BOWLS: 2 vodka. By 11, the party had reached capacity. de la Renta were rejected at the door. Genevieve Jones and Moises Nicole Richie BAZAAR HEARD “It was fantastic. At 8:08, Glenda André Leon Talley Lisa Airan me that it was the best show in New York in the told Bailey et staffers were last twenty years.”— arguing with the hostess to get a Michael Roberts table. Once appeased, not talking about scandal tonight. I’m talking“I’m they indulged. about fashion!”— Rachel Zoe GUAC DERBY! “Sorry, I’m just so overwhelmed.”— Winona Ryder EDITORS: 8 faint … , looking ready to BOWLS: 2 S POTTED Scott ! Sternber know t g. Did he he Dos is a s be- ee-and seen joint - , or was h simply … e e ating? Natasha Lyonne and pal; the mirrored runway Aww! Marc Jacobs embraces Jessica Simpson Kelly Osbourne Robert Duffy THE DAILY WONDERS … Marc Jacobs identifi es with frogs. Which creature do you relate to? Kelly Osbourne: That’s crazy because my favorite animal is a frog. My mom decorated my bathroom as a child with frogs. That kind of freaks me out. Natasha Lyonne: Joel Schumacher I want to say a lemur, but I don’t know what that is. and Anne A ferret. I’m just trying to be obscure. Hathaway Rachel Feinstein: A llama. Russell Simmons: A yogi, like downward dog. A scorpion. I don’t know! RHEARD … Lisa Airan: A cheetah. OVE Kim Raver: A black panther. PATRICK MCMULLAN, to a woman holding her baby Kelly Klein: A horse. “You’d better be careful with that at this show.” Lisa Love: A pit bull. Martha Stewart: LAUREN HUTTON, in post-show revelry A turkey. Joe Zee: Maybe a bison or a caribou since Sarah Palin kills “Brilliant! It’s wonderful when fashion does what them. She killed the power animals. it’s supposed to do.” Becki Newton: The frog, because that’s what Marc Jacobs is. VICTORIA BECKHAM, while dodging paps Amy Astley: Right now, I’m obsessed with my new dog. “He’s a brilliant designer and a very good friend.” It’s a daschund. My kids named him Little Bear. [Snooze.] Martha Stewart So a dog and a bear. and Helena Robert Duffy: Christensen A turtle, because they always end up whining. ON THE COVER Helena Christensen: BY JOE SCHILDHORN AND CLINTJESSICA SPAULDING/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM; STAM IN PETER SOM, PHOTOGRAPH ANIMALS BY ANDGIORGIO FOOD: NIRO SHUTTERSTOCK A platypus. THIS PAGE Michael Roberts: PHOTOGRAPHS A spider. THEDAILY_6P10V1.pgs 09.09.2008 21:47 PDFX1a # # # tin’ it Kate Lanphear Get ## # # Daily! # # # Glenda Bailey YOUR DAILY DOSE The DAILY Wonders … Proenza Schouler is one of the world’s most misspelled SEEN Proenza Schouler’s front rows have become labels. What words do you so packed with heavyweights that designers Jack and Lazaro screw up? decided to eschew rows altogether in favor of a winding set of seats in Hamish Bowles: Even after 15 or 16 the Park Avenue Armory. Every editrix was there—sauf qui? The two token tabloidettes—Nicole Richie and Mary-Kate Olsen—sat silently years in this country, I still slip up SCHOULER on American spellings. I particularly and sulkily alongside Tory Burch, Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer and Kelly PROENZA have a problem with ‘jewelry.’ And Klein. At Carolina Herrera, all hell broke loose when Renée Zellweger Aerin Lauder ‘color’ gets me every time. What arrived, triggering a paparazzi stampede. It didn’t stop André from Zinterhofer can I say? grinning—but the real cause of that signature sourire? That epic U.S. Aerin Lauder Zinterhofer: My own Open win by Serena Williams, Talley’s favorite leading lady. last name! Linda Wells: Wow. I’m a weird stickler for spelling. Actually, I would n like to compete in a spelling bee. I SISTERLY LOVE n n think I can spell pretty well—at least with Vanessa, Victoria and Samantha Traina n … better than I can dance. Looks like Proenza Schouler is a family affair! A MOMENT WITH Charla Lawhon: In grade school, Victoria: We’re enjoying ourselves, but Samantha is here I always misspelled ‘giant;’ I spelled it for work. KANYE WEST with a ‘j.’ All these years later, it’s still Samantha: I work for C magazine, but it’s much easier to devastating. I will never get sit with my sisters and discuss the clothes instead of You performed at the VMAs over it. being in the offi ce. last night, yet managed to make How was your summer? it front row today. Vanessa: Lots of family time! It’s called the red eye, baby! Victoria: Vanessa and I went to Paris and then Which shows do you prefer— New York or Paris? Samantha joined us for a few weeks in the ack! n He’s b They’re different, of course. In the Mediterranean. n’t be Your We could city, I can ride a bike from my crib What are you doing after the show? thrilled! Daily Vanessa: Congratulating Jack and Lazaro! more to a show. a Samantha: But the best praise is wearing their clothes. But we’ll also see you in Paris, Dian When you’re in New York, what do you do together? right? n Victoria: We invite friends over, cook, drink wine. Of course. We’ll always have Paris! Who’s the best cook? Gotta say, you look pretty [In unison]: Victoria! n awesome. Victoria: Samantha is my sous-chef! I’m wearing a suit by Michael The greatest n Bastian and my favorite Louis bag, mannequins of the which basically stores everything century were I need. Gertrude Stein and Edith Sitwell— unquestionably. Linda Wells Stefano Tonchi Hamish Bowles and Tory Burch André Leon Talley with Stephanie Winston Wolkoff Billy Norwich Nina Garcia Ivana Trump Hal Rubenstein Models backstage RERA ROLINA HER The designer CA with Renée To advertise in The Daily, call 646.871.2442 or send an e-mail to [email protected] Zellweger The Daily Front Row is an IMG publication. Copyright 2008 © International Merchandising Corporation. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. Requests for reprints must be LANPHEAR: KATY WINN/GETTY; MODELS: GIORGIO NIRO (3); BAILEY, ZINTERHOFER, submitted in writing to: The Daily, 304 Park Avenue South, 8th Floor, New York, NY 10010. Distribution VANESSA AND VICTORIA TRAINA: DAVID X. PRUTTING/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM (3); WEST, MCCOLLOUGH AND HERNANDEZ: BILLY FARRELL/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM by Blisset LLC; Roseanne Magliato, president; 973.736.1455. Printed by Evergreen Printing and Publish- (2); SAMANTHA TRAINA: ANDREAS BRANCH/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM; GARCIA, ing Company Inc.; George Miller, sales representative; 856.933.0222, ext. 226. RUBENSTEIN, WELLS, TRUMP, BOWLES AND BURCH, NORWICH AND TONCHI: NEIL RASMUS/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM (7); HERRERA AND ZELLWEGER, MODELS (3): SAM BOLTON/PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM (6); TALLEY AND WOLKOFF: CLINT SPAULDING/ PATRICKMCMULLAN.COM THEDAILY_6P14V1.pgs 09.09.2008 14:52 PDFX1a A MOMENT WITH … CHICSTE THE STANDS!RS IN KATE MARA at Peter Som We heard you shot a Teen Vogue story with Peter. How was it? As soon as we met, we clicked. Natalie Portman He is so young, and meeting made it to successful young designers Rodarte, but fi r s t… always inspires me. It’s a hard business, and Peter is so incredibly humble with no airs. I love YOUR DAILY DOSE him. We started talking about tap dancing, so for most of the SEEN Who needs Blass when Peter Som shoot we were has … Peter Som? It wasn’t just the beauty-stocked dancing togeth- front row, but the perfect dresses that had them (and er. They us!) salivating. Equally awestruck were the athletes, didn’t use especially Olympian Nastia Liukin Anne a shot of to the show by new friend , who was squired Maria Sharapova Hathaway it, though. speaking of sports stars, Open champ And chatted up Star Jones We thought, appeared at Luca Luca to check out newSerena creative Williams ‘Wait— director Raul Melgoza were we that bad?’ ’s designs. Welcome to the other But regardless, front row! we had the best A MOMENT WITH … time.
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