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The Fashion Diaries So Long to the Killer B’S, J.Lo Leads the A-List Back to the New York Shows WWDEYE ON THE INSIDE SCOOP GIRLS OF FALL KRISTEN STEWART SOPHIE OKONEDO ZOE K AZAN ALEXA CHUNG JENNIFER CARPENTER AND MORE AUERMANN AND WEBB POST-RUNWAY LIFE GOES ON THE FASHION DIARIES SO LONG TO THE KILLER B’S, J.LO LEADS THE A-LIST BACK TO THE NEW YORK SHOWS. SONIA RYKIEL’S LEFT BANK PLUS BACKSTAGE SNAPS ILLUSTRATION MAN LE BERNARDIN STEPHEN JONES BRUSSELS SPROUTS DR. DENIS LEARY THE $1 MILLION CAR AT PLAY DOWN UNDER ANNE HATHAWAY shop at lancome-usa.com DNR_FN spread.indd 2 8/28/08 12:10:48 PM DNR_FN spread.indd 3 8/28/08 12:11:19 PM havaianasus.com Supp-web_Template.indd 2 9/10/08 6:38:01 PM Supp-web_Template.indd 3 9/10/08 6:38:17 PM s c o o p 60 CONTENTS WATCH OUT 40 HEAD CASE 16 MARK YOUR CALENDARS: Art in Hats are Stephen Jones’ top priority. Berlin, nostalgia in Paris and couture in Chicago. 42 WHAT WAS YOUR BIGGEST FASHION FAUX PAS? EYE OPENERS The most embarrassing moments of the chic set. 18 UNDER THE COVERS 43 DISASTER AREA From skateboarders to soccer players, dogs to …Then again, some people just never learn. ON THE COVER: Jennifer Lopez, tycoons, books that speak volumes. photographed by Steve Eichner, front row at 20 GIRLS OF FALL ARTS & PEOPLE Diane von Furstenberg. The leaves are changing, and so, too, are the starlets to watch. 44 STRANGER THAN FICTION Philippe Parreno brings magic to his art. FASHION 46 GRECIAN FORMULA Hydra inspires Demetri Gassoumis. 26 THE FASHION DIARIES The A-list returns to New York Fashion Week. 48 DRAWING THE LINE David Downton helps revive fashion illustration. 36 SNAP HAPPY Iekeliene Stange struts her stuff…off the catwalk. 50 THE ART OF MOVEMENT New York galleries set up shop in China. 38 MODEL MOMENTS Veronica Webb and Nadja Auermann in the 52 PAGING DR. LEARY spotlight again. 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