NEW YORK BOUND: It’s been 10 years since Bruce Oldfield has shown his couture pieces in the U.S., and now he’s planning a comeback. The designer, who has dressed women ranging from Princess Diana and Queen Rania of Jordan to Kim Kardashian and Rihanna — with many a royal bride in between — will be taking orders for his winter couture collection in a pop-up showroom at The Mark in Manhattan from March 5 to 7. On March 6, Oldfield will be doing a Q&A at Parsons The New School for Design with Kyle Farmer, one of his former assistants who is now an associate professor there.
![Is Times Square cool now? Kendall Jenner, Hailey Bieber, Joan Smalls, Elsa Hosk, and more made the case at the Times Square Edition opening Tuesday night.
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Just ask nightlife mogul Ian Schrager. “Studio [54] was in this neighborhood, The Meatpacking [district] was an unseemly place. SoHo was unseemly. TriBeCa was a truck stop. That’s part of being in a great city — it continues to evolve and people go there if that alchemy happens,” Schrager said.
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His team asked Diana Ross if she would perform for the Edition’s opening night (after having performed closing night at Studio 54 in 1980), and she said yes. The crowd screamed in delight when Ross came on stage, with Rodgers accompanying on guitar. They sang along to “I Will Survive” like it was 1978. 📸: @lexieblacklock
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