Khanh T. L. Tran
WWD
Los Angeles, CA, United States
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Las Vegas Scene: Fun Places to Eat, Drink, Shop — and Find a Friend
Check out new restaurants, bars, shopping and an adopt-a-pet program. → Read More
Larsen & Lund Continues Collaboration Streak
On a roll collaborating with Abigail Spencer and The Pablove Foundation, accessories designer Lindsey Mortensen plans more tie-ups. → Read More
Norwegian Artist Bjarne Melgaard’s Solution for ‘Banal and Tired’ Retail Industry
The Pop Art provocateur creates a department store stocked with his new streetwear line and a jewelry collaboration with Bjørg Nordli-Mathisen. → Read More
Johnny Wujek Designs Prom Dresses
Having dressed Katy Perry, Shakira and Kate Mara, the stylist wants to help high school girls look special on their big night. → Read More
Reign Sapphires Proposes Edgy Bridal Collection to Millennials
Ethically sourced in Australia and made in L.A., Reign Sapphires targets Millennials with unconventional designs featuring blue gemstones. → Read More
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Fashion Scoops Johnny Wujek Designs Prom Dresses Having dressed Katy Perry, Shakira and Kate Mara, the stylist wants to help high school girls look special on their big night. clock February 10, 2017 • Khanh T.L. Tran → Read More
No Doubt’s Tony Kanal on Raquel Allegra’s Designs and His New Band
While Gwen Stefani does her own thing, the band’s bassist swings by the L.A. designer’s party and talks about heading to Coachella with Dreamcar. → Read More
Luke Wilson Links With Criquet as Investor and Brand Ambassador
Aiming to grow its wholesale business, the Texas-based golf brand has joined forces with the “Old School” actor to boost its profile. → Read More
Raquel Allegra RTW Fall 2017
A Costa Rican adventure and Japanese anime swayed the warm colors and languidness of the Los Angeles-based designer’s fall collection. → Read More
L.A Neighborhoods: Stylish Celebrities, Hot Spots, Cool Stores
The Kardashian-Jenners in Calabasas, Kerr in Malibu, Portman in Los Feliz, Skrillex in the Arts District — L.A. neighborhoods have distinctive personalities. → Read More
Fear of God’s Fifth Collection
As Justin Bieber’s go-to designer, Jerry Lorenzo sticks with the Nineties but introduces athletic gear, leather, punkish pants and pajama dressing. → Read More
Miranda Kerr Inspires Peyton List, Chloe and Marie-Lou Bartoli to Design
At Catch L.A. to celebrate the model’s new Mother denim collaboration, the Disney star and stylists dish on their dream design projects. → Read More
Céline Dion to Launch Accessories Collection for Fall 2017
As part of plans to build a lifestyle brand, the songstress is unveiling handbags, luggage and small leather goods with Bugatti Group at Project Womens. → Read More
Dita Von Teese and Jenny Packham Reunite for ‘The Art of the Teese’ Costumes
The burlesque star collaborates again with one of Kate Middleton’s favorite fashion designers to make her costumes inspired by Jean Harlow. → Read More
Nash Grier, Lauren Riihimake, Jordyn Jones in Mudd’s Spring 2017 Ads
The country music campaign takes the digital influencers and their 38 million social media fans to Nashville. → Read More
Nash Grier, Lauren Riihimaki, Jordyn Jones in Mudd’s Spring 2017 Ads
The country music campaign takes the digital influencers and their 38 million social media fans to Nashville. → Read More
Candie’s Creative Director Sarah Hyland Taps Ellen von Unwerth for Spring 2017 Ad Campaign
Almost a year after becoming the brand’s first creative director, the “Modern Family” actress picks the photographer and stylist Brad Goreski to create her spring 2017 ads. → Read More
Shoes of Prey Hires Seven For All Mankind and Toms Executives
Backed by Khosla Ventures, Greycroft Partners, Nordstrom and Bonobos’ Andy Dunn, the customization web site aims to triple sales in 2017. → Read More
Miley Cyrus, Jane Fonda, Natalie Portman and Vanessa Hudgens at Women’s March in L.A.
In the nexus of Hollywood, fashion and progressive politics, an estimated 750,000 people converged downtown with music, creativity and hope. → Read More
Lisa Edelstein on Dressing for ‘Girlfriends’ Guide to Divorce’ and the Women’s March in Washington
At Bloomingdale’s in L.A., the actress talked with designer Ramy Brook Sharp and her show’s creator and costume designer about dressing for changes in women’s lives. → Read More