Jezebel: Liz Lange

Old Navy's "New Look" Brought Out Outfits Both Good And Bad

Jennifer — Thu, 31 Jan 2008 10:30:00 EST

Last night in New York, Old Navy had a big ol' party to celebrate the retailer's "new look," which is supposedly super fashion-forward. (Does this mean no more drawstring shorts?) A terrifingly-dressed Natasha Bedingfield headlined the event, and also in attendance were Ugly Betty's Becki Newton (above left), and Sophia Bush and Kristen Bell, both of whom looked great. See 'em all and more with the full good, bad, and ugly, after the jump. More »

Tory Burch Is So Over Lance Armstrong

Jennifer — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 12:00:05 EST

So Over Lance Armstrong" alt="Click here to read Tory Burch Is So Over Lance Armstrong" src="http://cache.jezebel.com/assets/images/39/2007/11/small_toryburch112707.jpg"/>

DesignerTory Burch is on the prowl! And just a few seconds shy of her ex Lance Armstrong. And we've got to hand it to the slinger of overpriced Upper East garb; she's dating both studio head Brad Grey and producer (and Katie Couric ex) Tom Werner. And all of them combined can't match the net worth of Lance's rebound, Ashley Olsen. Who, let us not forget, also designs clothing... and could be Tory Burch's daughter. Snap! [NY Post]

Kate Winslet Thinks Repping Lancome Is No Big Thing

Jennifer — Fri, 16 Nov 2007 11:40:00 EST

Lancome spokeswoman Kate Winslet managing to sound annoying while dissing the celebrity product endorsement business: "I remember five or six years ago, it was really a big deal to be the face of a campaign or a spokesperson for a particular brand name. Now, it just doesn't seem to matter so much." [WWD, sub req'd]

Fashion Show Featuring Holograms Clearly Bad

Jennifer — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 16:30:00 EST

A Target fashion show featuring holograms sounded fucking awesome. Hello, Jem! Best '80s cartoon ever! Target had promised to use holograms instead of models to preview their designer collaborators current collections. Isaac Mizrahi, Liz Lange, Erin Fetherston, Mossimo, Keanan Duffty, and Dominique Cohen were all there to watch the press watch their designs dance across a big screen constructed in the middle of New York's Grand Central Station this morning — in what was to be the first "model-less" fashion show ever! It had the illusion of three dimensions, but they weren't even real holograms. It was a staged, elaborate gimmick. Plus, the "video" (of clothes without bodies dancing around, gardening, strolling, etc) went too quickly. One fashion editor friend commented, "This is just too much. And not in a good way." In addition to snapping some pictures of the strange spectacle, Nikola Tamindzic gave us a lesson on holograms: "If you break a hologram," he told us, "the entire image is actually contained in each part. Just like how a communion wafer is the entire body of Christ." Holograms are like Jesus? "Exactly!" Nikola replied. And yet the show was not a religious experience. If you're in New York, drop by Grand Central today or tomorrow to see for yourself. For the rest of you who want to mock, a gallery begins below. More »