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Isaac Mizrahi to Sell Fashion Line Exclusively on LivingSocial

In an unusual series of partnerships, fashion designer and former Liz Claiborne creative director Isaac Mizrahi is launching a fashion line with General Motors to be sold exclusively on daily deals site LivingSocial as soon as late September.

The line, “Malibu Style,” is part of a broader effort to gear up enthusiasm for GM’s 2013 Chevy Malibu among women ages 25 to 45.

Mizrahi told Adweek that the line was inspired by the vehicle itself. “One of the things I was inspired by was a blue light that emanates from the dashboard,” he said. “It’s just sexy.”

Print ads, as well as online video and display units featuring a fashion-talking Mizrahi are accompanying the campaign. The ads will appear over the next three months in the magazines and websites owned by Time Warner, including People and InStyle. The automaker has also launched a dedicated Facebook tab featuring the videos. GM told Adweek it does not plan to promote the tab through any paid placements on Facebook. (The company famously pulled all of its paid advertising from Facebook in May, just days before the latter’s IPO.)

Mizrahi, who got his start in the more expensive tiers of fashion retail, is no stranger to high/low collaborations. In 2002, he launched a clothing line with Target that was quickly expanded to accessories, home goods and pet products.

LivingSocial has only recently extended its offerings from services, like facials and gym memberships, to goods with the launch of LivingSocial Shops. Like Gilt Groupe, the Washington, D.C.-based startup appears to be looking to promotions to further monetize its subscriber base, which now numbers above 60 million.

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Wearable Tech: Welcome to the Future of Fashion

Gadgets continue to shrink in size and adapt to free up our hands, making it more convenient than ever for users to multitask.

Taking it a step further, techie fashionistas are beginning to embrace a new wave of wearable gadgets — from the Pebble watch to Google’s sci-fi glasses. It seems like the spyware we used to see in the movies is actually coming to life.

SEE ALSO: High-Tech Threads: Can Your Clothes Do This?

This infographic, provided by Visual.ly, takes a look at the most up-and-coming wearable technology. Some of these products have already hit the market, and others are projected to in the near future.

Take a look at some of the trending wearable tech accessories below. Will you be spending your money on any of these gadgets? Let us know which one in the comments.

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Kirsten Dunst - I’m Learning to Dress My Age


Kirsten Dunst: Melancholia and ShoppingShe may be known for crater-deep dimples and alabaster skin, but Kirsten Dunst says she’s all grown up.

“I’m currently cleaning out my closet of childish dresses,” the Melancholia actress explains in the winter issue of T Magazine.

“I want to start dressing like I’m 30. Some of the things I have are like, ‘I can’t wear this anymore, it’s not cute.’”Items on the star’s shopping list include basics from A.P.C. and Balenciaga, which she stocked up on after a self-imposed shopping hiatus.

“I didn’t shop for a long time,” she confesses, “People bother you.” Not on the agenda? Trendy items and New York-sourced vintage, which she dubs “too expensive.”


However, like most women, Dunst is a sucker for sartorial romance. “I like it when I do a photo shoot and it’s a fantasy of something,” she says. “You can dress me up.”


For the full interview and a portfolio of retro-style Terry Richardson images of the star, visit nytimes.com.
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Kanye West Set To Perform At The Victoria’s Secrets Fashion Show

As if most of us needed another reason to watch the Vicotria Secret’s Fashion Show, Kanye West has been confirmed, along with Maroon 5, as guest performers. The show is set to air November 29 at 10 PM ET and it is likely that the rating will be through the roof. Good job.

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Fashion Blogging Grows Up: Why Advertisers Want a Piece of the Action

Alisa Gould-Simon is the Director of Marketing & Communications at Pose.com, a free mobile shopping application. She is a fashion consultant and writer and her work has appeared in The New York Times, The Guardian and The Wall Street Journal. You can follow her on Twitter at @alisagouldsimon.

The advent of blogging has dramatically changed the face of the fashion industry — and fashion media in particular — in just a few years. Fashion bloggers have evolved from stigmatized outsiders to lauded insiders, sending scores of seasoned marketing executives and editors’ heads spinning.
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