a term that was coined in 2002

armite couldn't make it. She was being such a diva," Viera-Newton told Style.com. "Believe me, I tried!" cobs’ fashion collections and overall sense of showmanship) to transform what was a Louis Vuitton Vernisstaid French luggage label, whose signature monogram was increasingly associated with cheap knock-offs, into one of the most valuable fashion brands in the world. Jacobs’ first artistic collaborations for Vuitton were with the New York-based fashion designer Stephen Sprouse (responsible for the monogram’s graffiti makeover, which appeared on everything from leather goods to scarves to sneakers) and the

 London-based designer and illustrator Julie Verhoeven: both creative individuals already firmly con After the DVF get-together, many revelers hopped a block down Washington Street to the Warby Parke s of Miyake Louis Vuitton Wallet for womendresses from 2010 presented in duplicate: One dress is in two dimensions, folded flat on the floor, a unique polygon or octagon ready to pop up like a children's book; the other is in three dimensions on a mannequin, myriad geometric folds having opened into a kind of weightless medieval—or is it millennial?—armor.

 The show's coda is "Cool Japan," a term that was coined in 2002 to describe, we are told, "the country's ascendancy as a cultural superpower." Driven by spiky and soulful teen energies, this aesthetic is a mash-up of cults and obsessions, from Goth Loli (as in Lolita) to punk, hip-hop, manga Prada Saffianoand anime (think Hello Kitty). The look can b r store, where the eyewear brand celebrated its own collaboration with stylist Leith Clark. The capsule collection is Clark's first major project since departing niche title Lula this fall, and the stylist said, "I just started to feel comfortable, and I prefer to feel a little crazy. I like to be challenged, so this sounded great to me." A portion