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Hi, and welcome back to Line Sheet.
W magazine won this weekend’s Golden Globes preparty wars with its “Best Performances” martini fest at the Chateau Marmont penthouse on Friday night. Many celebrities, not too many publicists, and all the cool people (Nicolas Cage) showed up, and dressed up, too. (Greta Gerwig in Loewe, Andrew Scott in a vintage ALF T-shirt—no joke—Jon Hamm in… who cares, he looked great.) Leo was there, too, which hopefully made sponsor Christian Louboutin happy. (The designer, by the way, looked to be having a great time.) Anyway, congrats to editor-in-chief Sara Moonves and the one-in-a-million Lynn Hirschberg for getting people to drink alcohol and eat French fries. Why aren’t there more fashion parties like this?
Today is packed, so let’s get going. Before we do, though, for those asking: I am not heading to Europe for men’s or couture this season. Too cold. But I’ll be there in February and March. Let’s hang.
Mentioned in this issue: Raúl Martinez, John Mehas, Roger Lynch, Globes fashion, Frédéric Arnault, Janie Schaffer, Alessandro Michele, Oreos vs. Hydrox, Anna Wintour, Victoria’s Secret, Balenciaga, Stéphane Bianchi, Anne Stephenson, Agnes Chu, IMG, Martin Waters, and Jeremy Allen White’s shoes.
- A Demna deputy departs: Martina Tiefenthaler, a longtime collaborator of Balenciaga’s Demna, is leaving her post at the Kering-owned brand. Tiefenthaler met the designer when she interned for him at Margiela in 2011. Over a decade, she became a member of...
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| Raúl Martinez, Anna Wintour’s favorite creative director, is returning to Condé Nast after a two-year stint at Victoria’s Secret. His new title is global creative director of Vogue, the company announced Friday, a slight comedown from his past moniker of chief creative officer of Condé Nast, but whatever. The chance to take one final journey with A.W., his on-again, off-again, but-usually-on boss since 1988, was likely too hard to resist. Martinez will replace... |
