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Roitfeld At Council Of Fashion Designers Of America Awards

mardi 5 juin 2012

Carine Roitfeld looked tough and chic in black leather on the arm of Alexander Wang at the 2012 Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards at Lincoln Center in New York last night. Top honors went to Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen for The Row for womenswear, Billy Reid for menswear, and Reed Krakoff for accessories. Congratulations to all!

2012 Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) Awards

Womenswear Designer of the Year: Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen for The Row

Menswear Designer of the Year: Billy Reid

Accessory Designer of the Year: Reed Krakoff

Swarovski Awards for Womenswear: Joseph Altuzarra

Swarovski Awards for Menswear: Phillip Lim

Swarovski Awards for Accessory Design: Tabitha Simmons

International Award: Rei Kawakubo for Commes des Garçons (accepted by John Waters)

Media Award: Scott Schuman and Garance Doré

Founders Award: Andrew Rosen

Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award: Tommy Hilfiger

Fashion Icon Award: Johnny Depp (accepted by John Waters)

Host: Seth Meyers

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I Want To Be A Roitfeld: Stylish Blogger Award

jeudi 18 août 2011

It is time to recognize a few of my favorite people in the wide world of blogs! I cannot believe that eight
Kate Ringo Suzuki, Everyday Glamour months have elapsed since my best blog friend, Kate Ringo Suzuki from Everyday Glamour, blessed me with the Stylish Blogger Award last December, but finally here we are... I am so excited to be able to use this award to acknowledge all of the fabulous people who continue to inspire me, and I hope that you know you are the top of the list, Kate! Thanks a million for your constant support from the very beginning of this site, your encouragement and positive attitude always inspire me, your friendship means the world to me, and you are one of my favorite writers.

Leslie Rowlands, La Maison FouNote that the lovely Leslie Rowlands from La Maison Fou kindly honored me with the same award a couple weeks later so I am now awarding it to thirty others instead of the standard fifteen. All right, so my list grew closer to forty once I made it... I am sticking to only ten facts though! Wait until you read them, you may be glad I limited myself thusly...

Thank you so much, Kate and Leslie, it is a distinct honor to be nominated by both of you!

Ten Facts About Me:

I really want to be Lou Doillon but I Want To Be A Birkin Gainsbourg Doillon seemed awkward back in May 2009. I do use "Lou" as my Starbucks name, in tribute to both Mademoiselle Doillon and my beloved granny.
One of my fondest artistic memories is addressing my family's Christmas cards each year. I learned calligraphy at an early age and my mother was more than happy to delegate this particular task to me.
If I could change one of my physical features, it would be my feet.
My favorite color is black.
I love that my birthday falls on the Ides of March. Half lion, half lamb, definitely.
I think schools should require students to recite poetry from memory in order to graduate. Song lyrics don't count. Maybe revive the McGuffey reader, too, those were the days...
I borrowed Roots by Alex Haley from my elementary school library. Upon checkout, the librarian snorted derisively. "You'll never read that!" I don't know exactly how many times I renewed it, but I assure you that I read every word. Thanks, Jean! There is nothing I enjoy like a challenge. I also recommend it heartily as one of the most moving books I have ever read.
I like to be alone. This used to concern me until I realized I am a writer.
Language is my true love, followed closely by music and art. So I guess you could say summarily that expression is my true love. Succinct expression is my true love. There, phew!
My fondest wish is for a role in a Godard film. Since we are wishing, specifically I want to play the part of Lou Doillon in her biopic as filmed by Godard, now we've come full circle.