Unkle Karl's Designing For Macy's!

11/23/2010 7:30 PM ET | Filed under: Fashion Smashion • Karl Lagerfeld • Collection's Bureau • Macy's

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Remember when Karl Lagerfeld abruptly canceled his runway show to focus on a lower priced line?

According to industry sources, that lower priced line is for Macy's!!!

But before you get your non-couture panties in a wad, you're going to have to wait a couple of months.

Lagerfeld's first affordable ready-to-wear collection, that includes everything from jeans to gowns, will hit shelves for the fall of next year.

We have a feeling once it debuts it'll be Karl Khaos on 34th Street.

[Image via WENN.]

Tags: fall 2011, fast fashion, karl lagerfeld for macys, lower priced line, ready to wear

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Dolce & Gabbana Found GUILTY Of Tax Evasion! Sentenced To 20 Months In Prison!

There's no escaping the long arm of the law!

Years of court battles have ultimately culminated in a guilty verdict for designers Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana for tax evasion.

Judge Antonella Brambilla sentenced the designers to 20 months in prison (which is like a decade in fashion years!) following a three-hour jury meeting in a Milan court on Wednesday.

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Maybe Domenico and Stefano will be allowed to take their sewing kits with them and make lace-trimmed shirts for their fellow inmates!

And who knows, they just might come out of the ordeal having experienced a thousand life-changing epiphanies and release a prison-inspired collection that will revolutionize the fashion industry!

Anything is possible!

[Image via WENN.]

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