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"    Photo: Getty Images   When Daphne Guinness sashays into a room, you notice. When she&amp;#039;s sashaying into an intimate Art Basel dinner complete with champagne-sipping socialites (courtesy of limited-edition David Lynch-designed Dom P\u00E9rignon bottles, no less) and eager party photographers, expect the unexpected. Take, for example, every FIT student&amp;#039;s favorite style icon&amp;#039;s anticipated entrance Wednesday evening at the Dom P\u00E9rignon and Haute Living launch of the Roger Dubuis Velvet collection, held at South Beach&amp;#039;s Villa Azur. In a sea of blazers, sequins and, yes, even a white Louis Vuitton fur pashminas, Guinness turned heads wearing something, well, very Daphne: a feathered train, witch-like striped tights, and fistfuls of edgy bling. It was, of course, topped off with an immaculate hairdo.    Haute Living cover girl and newly-named Roger Dubuis Velvet collection brand ambassador stepped up the photographer/iPhone flashbulb frenzy several notches while posing with supermodel Karolina Kurkova, who happily and refreshingly admitted that her form-fitting Ala\u00EFa wasn&amp;#039;t fresh off the runway. &amp;quot;I like recyclable fashion,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;As a working mom, that&amp;#039;s what I look at when I buy clothes. I want to be able to wear it day and night and be comfortable, but I still want to look good. I love fashion that you never get tired of.&amp;quot;  Speaking of something you&amp;#039;ll never get tired of, the Roger Dubuis Velvet collection PR team deserve a standing ovation and endless limited-edition David Lynch-designed Dom P\u00E9rignon bottles for their chic table centerpieces, which essentially were a sparkling Velvet collection watch in the center of a bundle of pink roses. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;ll not wear a watch until it&amp;#039;s right,&amp;quot; Guinness disclosed. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s the intricacy of the interior that I find very interesting,&amp;quot; she pointed out. &amp;quot;The decoration comes after and Roger Dubuis is so serious about the movement.&amp;quot; Well, we seriously wanted to pick the fashion universe that is Guinness&amp;#039;s brain, but were immediately distracted by her lingering to-die-for fragrance. &amp;quot;People can normally find me by my scent,&amp;quot; Guinness said laughing, which ultimately made us inquire whereabouts we could purchase said amazing scent. &amp;quot;I made it. I mix it in my bathroom. I did one with Comme des Gar\u00E7ons ages ago. I have no idea if they&amp;#039;re still even producing it. I made it because Adrian [Joffe] liked the one I was making for myself.&amp;quot;  After taking a mental &amp;quot;eBay + Daphne Guinness x Comme des Gar\u00E7ons perfume&amp;quot; note, we then just needed to know how one could dress like Guinness. &amp;quot;I have no idea what I&amp;#039;m wearing,&amp;quot; she said in a whisper when asked about her evening&amp;#039;s gothic-glam look. &amp;quot;I know this is an old Gaultier piece from the &amp;#039;80s. I think. But I just threw it all together. I&amp;#039;m not really good with stylists. I think people should just be themselves.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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