Kris Jenner, conductor of the Kardashian symphony, is living her dream.

Change is in the air for fashion shows. Up to now fashion shows gave out invitations to celebrities, bloggers, editors and retailers only— leaving out the public at large. WWD reports today that the “too cool for school” French brand, Givenchy, who is presenting their spring summer fashion show in NYC, will open the invitations to the public. Riccardo Tischi, the creative director will be in town for the event as well as the opening of their first New York flagship on Madison Avenue. It’s reported that 1200 “real people” will attend including a grouping of students from local fashion schools like Parsons, FIT, High School of Fashion Industries, and Pratt Institute.

Haute couture illuminates the fashion world with unmatched artistry.

Haute couture client, Christine Chiu’s beguiling behind-the-scenes journey reveals a glimpse of a rarified world.

There is nothing like New York during a holiday. While the masses head to the beach you get to experience New York like royalty—without mobs of people littering the best restaurants, and bars.

If you are not familiar with David Webb—the 1960’s and ’70s jeweler to the stars, you’re in for a treat.

The US Open is creeping up and who doesn’t love a good tennis match? Especially since Serena Williams may win the much coveted Grand Slam. It’s one of those unifying New York water-cooler moments, and it’s all happening from August 31 to September 13 in Queens.

Fashion Week is slated to begin on September 10th and the shops are gearing up with specialty events and unique openings to keep you spending all fall.

You would think that Saks Fifth Avenue’s dedicated shoe floor would have fancy footwear from every big name in the show biz but one name has been left out until now.