Carly Cushnie and Michelle Ochs

at the American Ballet Theatre Spring Gala

Bringing new meaning to the word “typeface,” the English graphic design agency I Love Dust did a clever take on Karl Lagerfeld’s iconic visage, rendering it in a collage of phrases: The dark shades say “Sunglasses are like eye shadow: They make everything look younger and pretty,” while his signature collar reads, “Black, like white, is the best color.”  For images & more

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The Whitney Holds

American Art Award Gala

Stella Schnabel, Diane von Furstenberg, Julian Schnabel and Ahn Duong.

Following successful collaborations with DKNY and Erickson Beamon, accessories e-tailer BaubleBar is putting the spotlight back on designers. The site will launch a new feature Thursday called Designer Pop-Ups, featuring limited-availability collections of well-known brands like Helen Ficalora, Bing Bang and Gemma Redux as well as lesser known, up-and-coming talent.  For more

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Givenchy Mens’ Solo Act

Givenchy’s fledgling men’s resort line — which last season was shown alongside women’s — is going it alone for the first time this season, with its first independent presentation. The move comes at a time of significant growth for men’s wear at the house.

[above: Givenchy Men’s Resort 2013]

The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that GM will end its $10 million ad spend with the social-networking site after finding it had little impact on consumers’ car purchases. But for a number of reasons, don’t expect advertisers in the fashion business to follow suit. For more

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TAW: Transitional Season in New York

Bloomingdale’s has launched the Big Brown Bag app for the iPhone to search and buy products on bloomingdales.com, learn about in-store events and deals, access wedding registries, scan products for details and customer reviews, and pay the Bloomingdale’s credit card bill, among other features. The Big Brown Bag app for the Android is set to launch Thursday.  For more

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Iman speaking last night at the WWD Beauty Summit

Learn more about the summit here

The Shops at Target’s inaugural flight only bowed on May 6, and now the retailer’s promoting the next wave. All four, like the first set, will last six weeks. The new ones will be introduced Sept. 9 and will include Boston-based Patch NYC, Kirna Zabête, Odin and The Curiosity Shoppe.

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