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• A Case Of You > On The Set – February 17th 2012 x101

Inside The Star-Studded ‘Guns N’ Roses’ Fashion Week Finale

Thursday night, Guns N’ Roses took the stage at the HIRO Ballroom to close out New York Fashion Week.

Chelsea Clinton, Matt Damon, Justin Timberlake, Jimmy Fallon, Evan Rachel Wood, Taylor Momsen, Olivia Wilde and Jason Sudeikis, even a pregnant Sienna Miller, along with her fiancé Tom Sturridge, made it out to see the rockers as a part of DeLeon Tequila and Nur Khan’s Electric Sessions.

Celebs stayed inside their booths in a roped-off VIP section as aerealists danced in sheets dangling from the ceiling.

- BusinessInsider.com

Hugo Boss have launched Limited Edition versions of Boss Orange and Boss Orange Man. With every purchases of one of the limited editions the company have said they will fund one day of school for 50 disadvantaged children in Madagascar equipping them for life with early access to education.

Faces of the fragrances, Orlando Bloom and Sienna Miller feature in a campaign to raise awareness of the project, which began last year.

- BaseNotes.net

Lots of photos from the event can be seen in our Gallery now, and further down this post are some articles about the event.

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W Magazine Hosts a Beauty Night

No one really knew what to expect as they entered the low-lit Park Avenue Armory on Tuesday evening. The invitation from W magazine promised “A-list stars” and a massive exhibition of images from fashion photographer Sølve Sundsbø, but the first thing guests noticed was the thick scent of something that sort of resembled sandalwood. The smell intensified when entering into the heart of the armory, leading to 50-foot screens showing Lara Stone and male model David Agbodji morphing into each other through multiple images with animal heads, branches and flowers.

“We could not find screens this large in New York, so we had them brought from Belgium,” said Stefano Tonchi, W’s editor in chief. “Everything is becoming an experience, some form of entertainment. Every fashion show is like a Broadway production now.” He said the point of the film was to show a changing face of beauty.

The imagery, shot by Sundsbø, lasted for 15 minutes and was set on repeat for three hours. The event was particularly heavy on Hollywood A-listers, including Cate Blanchett, Sienna Miller, Evan Rachel Wood, Felicity Jones and Chris Evans, thanks to Global P&G Prestige, a partner in the night’s proceedings that works with the actors on beauty brands such as SK-II, Hugo Boss, Dolce & Gabbana and Gucci.

“This is so overwhelmingly enormous, and the smell is really intense,” said Miller, revealing a burgeoning baby bump. The actress was told the scent, created specifically for the event, was supposed to smell like blood. “Nooo, is that true?” she wondered. “These fashion events can be very intense.”

Stone didn’t seem to mind. She was standing a few feet away, posing for pictures. Daphne Guinness arrived just before it all ended, missing Martha Stewart, Diane von Furstenberg, Alberta Ferretti, Joseph Altuzarra, Coco Rocha, Shalom Harlow and Julia Restoin Roitfeld.

Around 9 p.m., a smaller group headed to a celebratory dinner at The Mark Restaurant by Jean-Georges. Joanne Crewes, president of Global Prestige, P&G, discussed how the company’s interest in sponsoring the project was to explore “the idea of the transformation of beauty.” Not only a blurring of gender roles, a dissolution of ethnic differences and technological blending as East meets West in a newly globalized world, the show is meant to portray the changing face of beauty, in how consumers portray themselves and what influences they look to.

With her pale skin, Blanchett looked the part of a roving ambassador for P&G’s SK-II high-tech skin care line. When complimented on her youthful looks, she smiled and replied, “I only come out after 8.” Her latest theater project was to appear in “Gross und Klein” (“Big and Small”), a play by Botho Strauss, which her Sydney Theatre Co. is taking on the road to Paris, London and Germany after its opening at home to strong reviews.

Jones, a new face of Dolce & Gabbana, was talking about her latest project, a movie called “The Invisible Woman.” It will be directed by Ralph Fiennes, and Jones will play the previously unknown mistress of Charles Dickens. Filming will start in April.

- WWD.com

Dazzling affair

Sienna Miller showed off her baby bump, but wasn’t wearing an engagement ring, at Tuesday’s party at the Park Avenue Armory hosted by W magazine and P&G Prestige for a video installation, “The Ever-Changing Face of Beauty.” Two 50-foot-tall rotating screens of artwork designed by Solve Sundsbo dazzled 1,000 guests including Cate Blanchett, Evan Rachel Wood, Olivia Palermo, Daphne Guinness, Martha Stewart and pregnant Julia Restoin Roitfeld.

- NYPost.com

The Ever-Changing Face of Beauty

On Valentine’s Day, the fashion-forward flocked to the Park Avenue Armory to see photographer Solve Sundsbo’s video installation: “The Ever Changing Face of Beauty.” W. Magazine sponsored the event. Attendees included Sienna Miller, Cate Blanchett, Martha Stewart, Felicity Jones, Tory Burch and models Coco Rocha and Lara Stone.

Guests sipped champagne and nibbled on chocolate truffles and macaroons while gazing up at a video installation that featured two colossal figures walking toward each other at opposite ends of the cavernous space. It was a psychedelic blend of male and female body parts along with blooming roses and suggestive orchids, crows, snakes, tree branches and fire.

Lara Stone, one of the two models featured in the video, described the scale of the projection as “overwhelming.” “Maybe I should just go away and come back,” she said. “It’s all just absolutely amazing thanks to Solve’s imagination.”

Sundsbo conceived of the idea in September and shot it in two days back in November. He and a team of assistants have been working on it since then. He said the idea comes from the parlor game of mismatched drawings. In describing the two walking figures, he said: “There’s something quite romantic about it.” He picked the right day to premiere it.

Designer Tory Burch found time to relax after her own Valentine Day runway show at Lincoln Center earlier in the morning. In response to how she gets re-inspired after a show, she replied, “Inspiration is the easy part, it’s how you translate and make it into a collection that’s challenging.”

Martha Stewart milled around taking photos. She was still beaming from her dog, Ghenghis Khan recent Best of Breed win in the Chow Chow category at this year’s Westminster Kennel Club dog show. I joked with her about the lack of red in her Valentine’s Day outfit, to which she pointed to her oxblood shoes. Close enough. When asked what designers she gravitates toward to break out of the natural tones, she replied that she’ll wear one of Naeem Khan’s sequin dresses, or her gold Lanvin trench coat. She’s as partial to Hermes because it fits her long arms.

For more on this story, head to our sister blog, Heard on the Runway.

- WSJ.com

Sienna Miller and Brendan Fraser have joined the cast of the indie “A Case of You” starring Justin Long and Evan Rachel Wood.

The pic also stars Peter Dinklage, Keir O’Donnell and Busy Phillips with Kat Coiro on board to direct.

Story revolves around a young writer who tries to impress a girl he meets online with an embellished profile, but finds himself in a real mess when she falls for him and he has to keep up the act.

Long, O’Donnell and Long’s younger brother Christian have penned the script with Justin and O’Donnell producing along with Holly Wiersma, Logan Levy, and Jessie Kennedy. Cassian Elwes, Frank Levy, Britton Sanderford, Brice Sanderford, Christian Long, Jessica Neuman and Robert Barnum are exec producing.

Production is currently underway in New York.

Miller has been shooting the BBC America pic “The Girl.” Fraser has several films on his plate, including the indie “Gimme Shelter.”

Miller is repped by WME and United Agents and Fraser is repped by CAA and Brillstein Entertainment.

- Variety

Sienna Miller & Brendan Fraser Join Justin Long Penned ‘A Case Of You’ With Evan Rachel Wood

It looks like Justin Long has been working his little book of phone numbers hard. The upcoming film “A Case Of You,” which he co-wrote, has already lined up an impressive cast with Evan Rachel Wood, Peter Dinklage, Sam Rockwell, Vince Vaughn, Busy Phillips and Keir O’Donnell (who also co-wrote the script along with Justin’s brother Chris, who is a co-producer) and now two more names have come along.

Sienna Miller and Brendan Fraser will lend their skills to the film, which will find Long playing a writer who embellishes his profile in order to meet a girl online, only to have to try to live up to the high standards he’s set for himself in real life when she begins to fall for him. It all sounds fairly standard, but with this cast involved, and with Long’s help getting the script together, we’re hoping it takes a new tack on the rom-com.

For both Miller and Fraser, it might seem like they’ve been out of the game for a while, but both have a plethora of projects on the horizon. For Miller, she’s got the dramedy “Hippie Hippie Shake,” Nick Cassavetes’ drug tale “Yellow,” “Two Jacks” and the Hitchcock biopic project “The Girl” (in which she plays Tippi Hedren) all coming. As for Fraser, he’s been knocking out a string of indie flicks including Terry George’s fish robbery thing “Whole Lotta Sole,” the Vanessa Hudgens drama “Gimme Shelter” and Mike Figgis’ “Seconds Of Pleasure.”

“A Case Of You” is currently in front of cameras, and while there is no release date, we wouldn’t be shocked to find this at Sundance next year.

- IndieWire.com

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THE Miller sisters may have split as business partners, having both left Twenty8Twelve, but the move may not spell the end of their working relationship forever.

“[Working together] seems to be a natural thing for us and because we live together I am always asking Sienna’s opinion as a second pair of eyes and someone who has phenomenal style and fashion foresight,” Savannah Miller told us. “I’m sure even if we aren’t working together officially, we will be in some way or other.”

And the best part of working with her little sister?

“We could second guess each other and she is my best friend in the world, so it was heaven to have a great excuse to spend even more time together,” she said.

Despite claims that the pair left the label due to commitments to their children (Sienna’s family confirmed her pregnancy last week), the VOGUE.COM blogger and designer asserts that the decision came after the license has expired – sparking a desire for them both to “move on”.

“A few people have said that we left to concentrate on our babies, which isn’t true at all,” she said. “I have three babies and have always continued working alongside being a mum, which is hard but so rewarding. My work is such a big part of who I am and I think having something that is just mine makes me a better mother and wife.”

Although she doesn’t want to give too much away just yet, Miller has big fashion plans for the future.

“All will be revealed in the not too distant future, but I am super excited about it,” she told us. “I’ve got some amazing new business partners and I think the future is going to be a lot of fun.”

- Vogue.co.uk