November 8, 2004: Dries Van Noten Hosts a Dinner Party to Remember
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November 8, 2004 – Dries Van Noten Hosts a Dinner Party to Remember
In one of Dries Van Noten’s most memorable moments, the designer went big for his 50th show — a lavish sit-down dinner for 500 guests with a long table that doubled as the runway, as seen in WWD on Nov. 8, 2004.
November 6, 1990 – WWD Tells Baby-doll Dresses to ‘Grow Up’
The onslaught of ’60s-inspired baby-doll dresses that teetered down New York’s runways was just enough to make WWD have a slight temper tantrum, as seen on Nov. 6, 1990.
November 4, 1999 – Can Tom Ford ‘Put the Jive Back’ in Saint Laurent?
The industry was abuzz debating what Tom Ford should or shouldn’t do as potential creative director of Yves Saint Laurent with Gucci’s acquisition of YSL looming, as seen in WWD on Nov. 4, 1999.