Nicky Hilton Lumberjacks Into Fred Segal For Some Retail Therapy

12/28/2012 12:32 PM ET | Filed under: Fashion Smashion • Nicky Hilton • Tory Burch • Retail Therapy • Street Style

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Nicky Hilton channeled her inner lumberjack on Thursday to take advantage of the post-Christmas sales at Fred Segal.

The socialite bundled up in a red and black plaid Torn by Ronny Kobo coat, gray skinny jeans, a black tee and fox-faced Tory Burch smoking slippers.

Foxy shoes for a foxy lady!

The only thing missing was an axe!

On second thought, if you axe us, it's probably best that Nicky left that at home.

[Image via Pacific Coast News.]

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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.

Of course, the designers and their legal team are expected to appeal since they've always maintained their innocence.

But even if they do end up getting thrown behind bars, will it really be so bad? Martha Stewart did her time and even got a very special poncho made for her by an inmate!

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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