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"facebook dialogPinterestNEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 04: A model walks the runway at the Duckie Brown Spring Summer 2015 fashion show during New York Fashion Week on September 4, 2014 in New York, United States. (Photo by Catwalking/Getty Images)Image courtesy of Getty.\n\nThe week's top stories in fashion news.\n\nIf you're not going to be in the thick of it for New York Fashion Week, you're in luck. The very good people at The New York Times have set up a live blog that will capture all the most exciting moments from the collections. If you missed images of the Jonas brothers Richard Chai's show or the interesting grooming look atBespoken, you should head there now. (The New York Times)\n\nFor the next month, Selfridges will devote some serious real estate to designer Rick Owens\u2014and we do mean serious. There's a 25-foot-tall statue of him in front of the store that's carrying a torch scheduled to burn for 12 hours a day, four windows dedicated to his merchandise, and a ground-floor space filled with a special capsule collection and other products inspired by the partnership. (Style.com)\n\n\"Simple clothes are the key,\" said noted street style photographer Bill Cunningham when Fern Mallis asked him about the future of fashion on stage at 92nd Street Y this week. \"Look at the lines waiting to get into the Apple store on Fifth Avenue. Do you see a line waiting to get into Bergdorf's or Saks?\" (The Fashion Spot)\n\nPerhaps the verve for simple clothes explains how the team at Frank &amp;amp; Oak, the direct-to-consumer, online only menswear brand, raised $15 million to further finance their growing business. It'll make their third New York Fashion Week presentation, scheduled for Sept. 7, that much more important. (Fashionista)\n\nBut for all the celebrating the industry does during Fashion Week, it started off on a sad note. On Labor Day we learned of the saddening death of Yves Carcelle, who'd been the CEO ofLouis Vuitton from 1990 to 2012, after a long battle with kidney cancer. He was 66. (WWD)\n\n\u2014Details associate online style editor Justin Fenner.\n\n\u2022 \u2022 \u2022"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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