Even though I am a little nervous that Kelly Cutrone’s assistant (who e-bullied me yesterday about my lack of followers on Twitter) is going to hold Baxter for ransom, I am back at it.  Click here to read my article on The Huffington Post about fashion’s penchant for collaborative events.  Do over-the-top parties with celebrities and art installations really translate into dollar signs for brands?

JP + Olivier = Kelly Cutrone's Right Hand Man

I finally watched my first episode of “Kell on Earth”, a show people are touting as the first realistic portrayal of our industry.  While programs like ”The City” and “The Hills” completely fabricate the role an intern or junior editor plays at a magazine, I for one think that “Kell on Earth” does our industry zero favors.  The whole appeal of fashion is that there is some element of glamour or unattainability.  However, working at People’s Revolution seems like the world’s most insufferable job. 

The 10 Things I Hate about “Kell on Earth” — after the jump. Read the rest of this entry »