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Very, very sad news today, as we lost our beloved designer.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1250249/Alexander-McQueen-commits-suicide.html

2010, the year stylists faltered.

They have been creating glamour cravings and gorgeous styles for the Awards season – through the thick and thin, waving through economic motions. Fashion Stylists to the Stars have allowed Fashion Followers to escape to a heavenly dream of one-of a-kind gowns.

Well, this Golden Globes this was over! What happened, Gentlemen and Ladies of the trade? What happened to the watchful eye of the Celebrity Stylist, the guardians of A-List taste?

Please allow me to explain myself no pointing fingers here. I raised these questions because they show a crack in a system supposed to be perfect. Such events should evoke and represent a type of Glamour Hollywood has always presented, only at this Golden Globes it was not. And for the reference, I am by far not the only person who thinks the attires this year’s attires fell really short of the collective expectation.

Culprits? Not sure, perhaps the recent recession and what that meant to be one of those who love what is now more vain than ever? What do you think?

I am waiting for the first damage control statements to come out, they usually do (may be formal, or gossipy). What will be the official version? Better yet, how will he Fashion Industry prevent such disaster to happen again? Will they create a Stylist Supervisor position?

I want to add an image to the post but I could not find a fashion-meets-reflective-in-a-melancholical kinda way. Or maybe I was just too harsh on my criteria, can you please help me select one of these from istockphoto? Email/Tweet me the number, please?

Yours Truly,

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We are deeply sadned by the news that Tara Subkoff (from Imitation of Christ fame), was recently diagnosed with a brain tumor that can be deadly within 2 years. She will be operated in August and her recovery is expected to last at least one year.

She is super young (only 36!) and has already created (and sold) her über hype Imitation of Christ fashion label. Friends are putting together an auction on July 15th  in order to assist with the costs associated with her operation. Our prayers and meditations go to her and her family in this moment.