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>> With a list of nominees that includes The Row's Ashley and Mary-Kate Olsen and Proenza Schouler's Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez — not to mention a list of honorees that includes Rei Kawakubo and Johnny Depp — this year's CFDA Awards promise to be extra-exciting. At the announcement event in March — held at Diane von Furstenberg's studio and attended by Phillip Lim, Joe Zee, and Rachel Roy — the anticipation was nearly palpable.
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"Winning a CFDA Fashion Award is the highest and one of the most coveted honors one can receive in our industry," CEO Steven Kolb said as he announced the nominees and honorees. For a complete list of those who just may receive that great honor on June 4 — as well as a list of those who definitely will, via the Council's prestigious achievement awards — see below. Then, get excited for next week's big show — which will be br>broadcast online for the first time ever this year — with an inside peek at the announcement event.
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Womenswear Designer of the Year Nominees
Marc Jacobs
Ashley & Mary-Kate Olsen for The Row
Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler
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Menswear Designer of the Year Nominees
Patrik Ervell
Billy Reid
Simon Spurr
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Accessory Designer of the Year Nominees
Alexander Wang
Reed Krakoff
Jack McCollough & Lazaro Hernandez for Proenza Schouler
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Swarovski Award For Emerging Talent in Womenswear Nominees
Joseph Altuzarra
Chris Peters & Shane Gabier for Creatures of the Wind
Max Osterweis & Erin Beatty for Suno
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Swarovski Award For Emerging Talent in Menswear Nominees
Antonio Azzuolo
Todd Snyder
Phillip Lim
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Swarovski Award For Emerging Talent in Accessory Design
Tabitha Simmons
Pamela Love
Irene Neuwirth
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Geoffrey Beene Lifetime Achievement Award Winner
Tommy Hilfiger
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International Award Winner
Rei Kawakubo
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Eleanor Lambert Founders Award Winner
Andrew Rosen
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Eugenia Sheppard Media Award Winners
Scott Schuman & Garance Doré
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Fashion Icon Award Winner
Johnny Depp
It's been 18 years since Milla Jovovich released her first — and only — album, The Divine Comedy, but the model-actress-singer is making up for lost time with an upcoming EP set to be released this August.
"It's really exciting, it's fun," Jovovich said of the music-making process. "It was me and my two closest friends. We just did it in my home studio on the computer. So it's very synth pop, or electronic."
The album's first single, "Electric Sky" hit YouTube a few days ago, and though there's no corresponding imagery yet, there will be soon. "We are going to shoot a video," Jovovich assured. "We're doing a video in a couple weeks that we'll also put out for free." Until then, have a first listen here.
— Additional reporting by Allie Merriam
Up-and-comers Gabriella Wilde and Roo Panes star in Burberry's just-released Fall 2012 ad campaign, which — with its rain-soaked streets and fog-smudged backgrounds — is a striking homage to Britain's notoriously gloomy weather.
"We wanted to play with everything that's at the heart of the Burberry world – celebrating our brand and London through imagery, film, music, weather and our iconic outerwear, all in a very poetic and British way," chief creative officer Christopher Bailey said of the images, which were photographed by Mario Testino on the campus of Greenwich's Royal Naval College. "We shot the series of cinematic, emotive black-and-white images and short films with the incredibly talented Gabriella Wilde and Roo Panes, who effortlessly bring the campaign and our collections to life across all of our platforms," Bailey explained.
While the campaign's short films won't be released until later this season, here's a peek at the Fall 2012 images.
Stars from all over the world attended the movie premieres, galas, and charity events at this year's Cannes Film Festival, and all of the most memorable fashion moments — from red carpets to parties to photocalls — can be seen right here.
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The opening ceremony and premiere of Wes Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom drew breathtaking looks on the festival's first day. Tilda Swinton turned up in a coppery gown by Haider Ackermann, while Eva Longoria stunned in a Marchesa gown with a long train.
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A peek at all the chicest looks from the entire week are right here, in the gallery.
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— Additional reporting by Christina Pérez