
Lena Dunham's Punk Puppy: Of all the on-air live stream interactions at last nightâs MET ball, Lena Dunham and designer Erdem Moraliogluâs chat with Hilary Rhoda might be the best. Not one to persecute babbling women, Dunham embraced Rhodaâs rookie hosting skills, channeling her awkward fumbles into a sing-songy hilarious conversation. She showed off her dressâs built-in âtattoo windowâ and admitted that her dress only embraced the punk theme because âmy dog ate a safety pin during the fittingâŚwhich is punk!â [ELLE UK]
WSJ's Makeup Push: Reporters at The Wall Street Journal have been told to neaten up, per an internal memo circulated at the paper. Managing editor Chris Cramer and video department head Matt Murray sent an email to staffers that frequently appear on the publicationâs WSJ live video channel. It stipulates that âneat and professional dress, combed hair and a quick visit to our resident makeup artist on the 6th floor is encouraged,â before reporters appear on-camera. âWe want to remind those appearing on camera that you should take into consideration your appearance both in terms of journalistic content and on-air presentationâŚPeople are watchingâand they are watching you.â [New York Observer]
Soulcycle's Kids Push: Soulcycle is launching a line of kidsâ apparel and accessories with a special Motherâs Day fashion show. The famed spinning cult has designed clothes for kids between one and twelve years old that include âsweatpants, sweatshirts, onesies, t-shirts, and shorts.â It makes perfect sense, since everyone knows that one year olds love to spin on a stationary bike. The studio is also launching âSoulCycle lunch boxes, folders, pencil sharpeners, and yo-yos!â [Fashion Beast Inbox]