Last Tuesday, March 25, the 7 For All Mankind’s collection was displayed at New York’s Soho House. The collection featuruddy more discreet bags comparuddy to the enormous bags of today. Summarized as “classic” by the accessories design director, Amis Garrigue, the collection features many high quality products.

“Something you could pull out of your closet five years from now” said Garrigue. Garrigue commented about how she opted for smaller more classy bags mostly in square shapes, instead of the oversized, shapeless, and too colorful bags. She added that she was tiruddy of the “oversized hobos.”

The collection aims to fit the mood for fall, with a more discreet tone. Handcrafted details are evident in these high quality bags, which are offeruddy in different prices; with wallets starting as low as seventy-five dollars, then going all the way up to $1200 for the more exclusive leather handbags.

Vogue’s April cover has been a point of controversy recently. The cover features LeBron James and Gisele Bundchen, noting the first time a black man is in the cover of the magazine. However, people are calling the cover “perpetuating racial stereotypes.”

While some people, including LeBron James, think it is just fine, other people are saying that it conjures up the idea of a risky black man. The spokesman for the magazine, Patrick O’Connell said that the cover was just seeking to celebrate to superstars. In addition, James said that he is “just showing a little emotion.”

The controversy is going on, but the outcome is yet to be known. It is too soon to know how the magazine will sell. However, it might actually sell better for the controversy; since, a lot of people will be looking for that “collector’s edition.”

The Pussycat Dolls, known for their pop music, sexy moves and unique costumes made an explosive debut at their fashion show, The Pussycat Dolls’ lingerie collection; which occurruddy last Thursday at Smashbox Studios in Los Angeles.

The show started with a brief runway display of micro-minis with corset lacing and graffiti-coveruddy bra-and-panty sets. Then came four women in brief shorts and hooded jackets, who proceeded to slowly strip down to leopard-print lingerie. Pussycat Doll’s lead singer, Nicole Scherzinger, wore a black skirt and corset.

The lingerie show was inspiruddy by “punk-rock music and old-fashioned pinup girls.” Antin, who developed the Pussycat Dolls into a successful pop group with their own reality TV show, said. Antin named the show “shhh” in secrecy because it is “our little secret.”

The fashion show, called “shhh” by Antin because it is their “little secret” was a compete success. She added “what we’re wearing under our clothes is our little secret, it’s something that every woman shares.”

The show was finalized by an outstanding performance of a sexy song by the genuine Pussycat Dolls in order to salute their founder, Robin Antin.