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Going to Coachella is a lot like being a professional athlete in at least one way– you don't really get to take any plays off. Even the afternoon parties aren't really designed for your rest or relaxation; they're more like daylight booze-fests to fuel you through 24 more hours of music and madness. So that's why it was so refreshing that NYLON & Hugo Boss designed their Saturday afternoon "Escape House" party to be just as epic as anything else, but still feel like a relaxing escape from Coachella weekend. More»

You know it's that time of year again and you know we canvas the Coachella party scene better than anyone—FACT. As my colleague Mikey Glazer over at The Wrap pointed out, the people responsible for the barrage of pool parties and events surrounding the festival all decided Weekend 1 over Weekend 2 was for them. From the third annual Neon Carnival and VIP gifting lounges, to literally dozens of daytime pool parties, there are more events to hit this weekend than ever and we're here again to help you prioritize. Except for the one a certain athletic wear brand and print-heavy fashion designer famously throw every year but asked not to be included because they're just too special, we present to you the complete list of the best and most exclusive parties in the desert this weekend in our annual Coachella 2012 Weekend Party Guide. More»

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Hugo Boss launched their home bedding collection with an event at Bloomingdale's on Tuesday, March 1st. The designer linens were celebrated with a DJ set by Mia Moretti and electronic violinist, Caitlin Moe. Guests were treated to wine, hors d’oeuvres, and a limited collection of tote bags signed by Jeff Koons, which were given away with Boss bedding purchases. More»

[Mia Moretti, Caitlin Moe]

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The ubiquitous DJ Mia Moretti and Caitlin Moe struck a festive chord at last night's launch party for BOSS Home's 2012 Spring/Summer collection. More»

Berlin’s fashion industry has a long and difficult history. Once the center of German fashion from the turn of the century throughout the roaring twenties, and a strong in ready-to-wear contender prior to WWII, most businesses were either disowned by the Nazis or destroyed by war. With the Berlin Wall splitting the city for decades after that, fashion week temporarily moved to other German cities, but never really had a big impact on the fashion world. Yet since the 90's, this has been changing - Berlin is making its comeback. More»