Calvin Klein Embraces Lyndsey Scott, Monika Jagaciak

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posted by headsup

2/19/09 Report Comment

Lyndsey wasn't an exclusive. She did three other shows this week (Lorick, Malan Breton, Bensoni). Great to see her in the show, though.

 

posted by fashionologie

2/20/09 Report Comment

Yeah, I was a little sketchy on that, I knew that she was in presentations but trusted my source. Thanks for the correction

 

posted by whocares222

2/21/09 Report Comment

lyndsey scott was an exclusive--sort of. her agent commented saying that lyndsey met calvin's people after she had done the two presentations and, immediately wanting her, booked her and had her cancel all the other shows for which she had already been booked. "mid-week exclusive"

 

posted by fashionologie

2/21/09 Report Comment

Got it, thank you!

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>>  A few seasons ago, Jourdan Dunn made headlines as the first model of color to walk Prada in ten years; Prada is carefully casted and a coup like that can make a model's career.  The same goes for Calvin Klein, except that since CK is so early on in the season, it sets the tone for the rest of the three Fashion Weeks.  This afternoon, Lyndsey Scott became one of the few models of color to land in the Calvin Klein lineup — Jourdan Dunn has done the honors in recent seasons.  Monika "Jac" Jagaciak bounced back from her fall at Herve Leger to both open and close; Addison Gill, Bojana Reljic, and Louis Maselis round out the chosen ones as exclusives — expect to see much more from all.

Notably, former house face Toni Garrn and current face Anna Selezneva were missing in action, but enough about models — let's not forget Francisco Costa's turn to the darker side — burned out lace patterning and pops of chartreuse keep the collection right where we want it: coveted.
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