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" Zac Posen&amp;#039;s show was exactly what I&amp;#039;ve come to expect from him\u2013a more-is-more aesthetic (feathers! sequins! pleats! a train! ruffles!) that somehow comes off as tasteful, painstakingly impeccable construction, and best of all, very major celebrities. His front row featured Demi Moore, Lucy Liu, Martha Stewart (looking positively radiant and proving that menopausal sex appeal does in fact exist), Bette Midler (ditto), Ivana Trump (is there a theme developing here?), Rachel Zoe, and Zac&amp;#039;s biggest investor, Sean Combs.  But the more interesting seating matter revolved around the have-nots: Jay Alexander (ie, &amp;quot;Miss Jay&amp;quot; of America&amp;#039;s Next Top Model &amp;quot;fame&amp;quot;) all but threw a hissy fit when he found his third row seat already occupied by an editor. It didn&amp;#039;t matter that there were at least three other empty seats in the same row, Jay flashed his little card and insisted that it was his seat, and he was not about to be messed with. I also spied Robert Verdi heading to the standing room section...Phillip Bloch must have been out of town... "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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