In September, Ms. Jones was Dolce & Gabbana's guest of honor, alongside Scarlett Johansson, at the spring-summer 2012 show, beating out more usual suspects for the right to introduce the collection on the red carpet.
Having the entire team come together to introduce the collection to people within the toy industry was magical.
This fall, we were off to Spain to launch my RACHEL Rachel Roy line at El Corte Inglés and introduce the collection to the Spanish press and editors.
All of this came back to me yesterday at the Hotel Bel- Air, where Montblanc publicist Caroline Graham and partner Charlie Windisch-Grassistedisted Montblanc International with a huge brunch party to introduce the Collection Princess Grace De Monaco Montblanc of watches, jewelry and pens as a benefit for the Princess Grace Foundation USA.
"He was very good at introducing the collection to lots of young people," she said.
Today, The New York Times introduces the Collection, a fashion app exclusively for the iPad that brings together in one spot all the fashion coverage offered by Thursday and Sunday Styles, T Magazine, The Moment and The International Herald Tribune.
This week, The New York Times introduces The Collection, a fashion app exclusively for the iPad that brings together in one spot all the fashion coverage offered by Thursday and Sunday Styles, T Magazine, The Moment and the International Herald Tribune.
"As a model traveling a lot, I was looking for versatile shoes that I could wear all the time and for any occasion," says Cabral, who introduced the collection two years ago and now sells it in stores like Odin and Steven Alan in New York.
And speaking of friends, last night Della Valle and Hack introduced the collection at Hotel Amour in Paris with a party that included Marianne Faithfull and fashion insiders like the Courtin-Clarins sisters (Claire, Jenna, Prisca and Virginie), Anna Della Russo and Bruno Frisoni.
Still, there was a reason Herm?introduced the collection in a temporary pavilion designed by Shigeru Ban, an architect who devotes much of his energy to sheltering people who have lost their homes to earthquakes and wars.
The editors' note introducing the collection begins this way: In his 1999 book, "What Are Journalists For?", which told the story of the civic-journalism movement, Jay Rosen suggested that the question in the title is one our society must ask itself periodically, as times change and the demands on and of journalism change with them.
