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Good evening, America. I’m Chloë Sevigny.

It has recently come to my attention that I. love. Reh-soort.

I recently presented my own Reh-soort collection for Opening Ceremony. Guests included Ryan McGinley, Lissy Trullie, and Jen Brill.

You might ask, “Chloë, what are your plans for Reh-soort 2012?”

Well...I'll tell you...

Ironic tennis lessons with Fabiola Beracasa. Champagne brunches with Camembert ravioli, lobster sausage and almond milk.

Explore the theatric sensuality of flamenco. Learn to appreciate the jaded charm of Vivian Maier.

Hacky Sack.

Cross-country art retreats with Kim Hastreiter, Paul Johnson Calderone, and Timmy T. Coriander duck confit at Indochine with Olivier Zahm and Nicole Trunfio.

What are you doing for Reh-soort?

[Be sure not to steal my plans…]

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Inspiration from combine13

Carine Roitfeld shocked the industry by announcing her departure from French Vogue this morning. After 10 years as editor, the waif-like, candid Parisian admits, "I have no plan at all."

With killer heels and a nearly shadowless silhouette, young Carine got her start by modeling. Roitfeld began appearing in the pages of magazines like French Elle when she was 18-years old. Her evolution from model to muse was effortless, eventually becoming the consultant to Tom Ford at Gucci and Yves Saint-Laurent.

Maintaining that French Vogue would ultimately impede her creativity, it's assumed she might return to her a-muse-ing ways. Olivier Zahm is already set to publish her biography by Fall 2011, which will undoubtedly result in additional media reaction.

We're hoping a migration to New York? Diddy already took that last train to Paris, but we're sure she'll make it out in time.

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Oftentimes, a single accessory can completely transform a look. There is no denying the transformational abilities of 3.1 Phillip Lim opera gloves, hand-carved Rodarte platforms, or Olivier's shades. But all other statement pieces aside, there is nothing more conspicuous than the adornment on one's head. From Verrier to Hermes, Marc Jacobs to Missioni, here are the most popular hat trends for SS11.

Boater/Boss of the Plains/Gaucho Hat:

Verrier

Hermes

Yohji Yamamoto

Hermes

Carolina Herrera

Wide-Brimmed Floppy Hat:

Verrier

Marc Jacobs

Badgley Mishka

Prada

Alberta Ferretti

L'Wren Scott

Missoni

Images by Style.com; Amanda LaMela

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