Jezebel: Fred Segal

12-Year-Old Designer Is Proof Our Culture Has Gone Very, Very Wrong

Jenna Sauers — Wed, 17 Nov 2010 11:35:00 EST

Precocious-in-the-bad-way tween "designer" Cecilia Cassini, who sells $500 dresses, says she took "like, three" sewing classes, but quit because her teacher was "like, rude." We have a feeling one day soon Cassini will be horribly embarrassed of all this.

Nina Garcia And ELLE: In? Out? Or In?

Jennifer — Mon, 14 Apr 2008 12:30:00 EDT

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You knew this already, but Project Runway judge/style tome author/ELLE fashion director Nina Garcia has parted ways with the magazine that made her. At least, ELLE has yet to tell anyone the rumors are false.

At Sundance, Stars Dress Puffily, Poorly

Jennifer — Wed, 23 Jan 2008 10:30:00 EST

The stars have been frolicking in the snow at the Sundance Film Festival all week, pretending to care about independent cinema and "art" and all those sorts of things. What they need to be focused on, though, is staying warm and wearing something — anything — other than Uggs and puffy jackets. Because frankly, with all their disposable income, surely they can think of better-looking and more creative way of keeping their tootsies warm?. Adrien Grenier (left) earns our marginal admiration for at least pretending to care about what the city is actually known for — its skiing — instead of just frolicking at the Fred Segal suite and collecting shopping bags. After the jump, the good, the bad, and the ugly of Sundance celeb fashion. More »

Photo Dump: Marc Jacobs & Amanda de Cadenet

Anna Holmes — Mon, 09 Apr 2007 00:19:21 EDT

Talk about retail therapy. 25 days after news broke that he'd entered a substance-abuse program, fashion designer Marc Jacobs was seen strolling into West Hollywood's Fred Segal store with professional rock star-muse (and possibly pregnant) Amanda de Cadenet. And it looks like Marc scored himself some stylish parting-gifts during his get-sober stint: A killer tan and a tote bearing the name and logo of Arizona's Sierra Tucson treatment center. Could Sierra Tucson bookbags be the start of a new trend? Copycat fashionistas and Marc obsessives, you can get your own such tote here for the very un-Marc price of $9.95. Glad we can be of help. More »