Hollister models at a London store opening. photo: Getty ImagesSurf-prepster brand Hollister's dude posse of shirtless "lifeguard" models got into trouble for racist photos and actions at a recent store-opening in Yeouido, South Korea. 



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One all-American-appearing brand ambassador in a "Hollister Surf Guard" t-shirt posed making fake "slanty-eyes" in front of local tourist attraction, Royal Gueongbokkung Palace and posted the photo on his personal Twitter account. When a follower commented 'please look at how many Asians liked that picture... Impressive', the model from the photo wrote, with a fake "Asian" accent, 'Hahahaha they ruhhvvvv ittt!'.



In another, separate incident, reported on by the U.K. paper The Daily Mail, a model posing with locals during the store opening was covertly giving the middle finger to the camera. 

Both incidents were originally reported on Sept 7th by English-language Korean blog KoreaBang. Koreans aware of the incident, the paper said, were offended. "I've got to

After hearing that supermodel Karlie Kloss has her own line of cookies (with all proceeds going towards the charity FEED) … it's official: Karlie is our newest model crush. Sure the cookies may be gluten-free (aka probably not as delicious as Mrs. Fields), but we still think it's pretty awesome that this fashion industry icon has the time to whip up a batch of treats during the chaos that is Fashion Week. We love a girl who can bake. Other than her cookies, here are some other reasons to love Miss Kloss:

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1. She's killing it at Fashion Week. One of the most sought-after models to walk the runway, our favorite cameo appearance of hers so far was during the Jason Wu show last Friday. Dressed in a black bodysuit and sheer, tulle skirt she worked the "no pants" look like none other.

2. She's the face of, like, every fashion campaign. Though she just celebrated her 20th birthday, she's already posed for Alexander McQueen, YSL,

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"Project Runway" is currently airing their 10th season, but in real time the series has just ended. In order to avoid spoilers of the top three competitors, all eight remaining designers presented their collections at New York Fashion Week. We don't who wins, or who is even in the top three, but SPOILER ALERT! We have some photos of their designs. Take a look at our sneak preview, including the finalists and some red herrings. Let us know whose designs you like the best. By Joanna Douglas, Senior Fashion & Beauty editor

We're at the half way point of New York Fashion Week, and as Shine's senior fashion and beauty editor, I'm bypassing the bizarre, impractical, so-called trends no one cares about and showcasing three exciting things I see each day. Here are the best moments of Day 5:

All white at Malandrino. Photo by Joanna Douglas1. "White is really the new black" says Catherine Malandrino
We often hear '___ is the new black,' but I'm definitely seeing an overwhelming amount of white this season, and designer Catherine Malandrino confirmed the shift today at her spring presentation. "For me it's about the lightening of the spirit," Malandrino told me exclusively. To prevent all-white outfits from looking drab she combined fabrics like stretch cotton jacquard, leather, and even mesh to a create "a lot of windows on the body and a defining graphic quality that is rich in texture." She insists women of all skin colors look fabulous in head-to-toe white. "It's about being majestic, regal, very luminous," said Malandrino.

Sarah Jessica Parker sighting! Photo by Getty Images




2. Sarah Jessica Parker!

We're chugging through New York Fashion Week, and as Shine's senior fashion and beauty editor, I'm steering clear of all snobby pretense and highlighting the three most rousing items I see each day. Here are my favorite sartorial moments from Day 4:

Mirrored shoes at Christian Siriano. Photo by Getty Images




1. Christian Siriano for Payless mirrored oxfords.
I'm currently on the hunt for metallic lace-up shoes, so imagine how psyched I was when I spotted this adorable pink pair on the runway today. They're admittedly trendy, so the Christian Siriano for Payless price point (typically $25-$55) makes much more sense than a designer pair.










A backless dress at Jill Stuart. Photo by Getty Images






2. The back of this Jill Stuart dress.
Sometimes a dramatic exit is even more important than making an entrance. A backless design isn't the most practical for all women, but this knee-length dress with strategically placed accordion pleats made me swoon.














A day-to-night dress from Rebecca Taylor. Photo by Getty Images





3. Dressy casual at Rebecca Taylor.
I love taking a typically "nighttime" dress and pairing it with something casual for daytime. This studded slip dress

While it is usually taboo to wear white after Labor Day, One Stop Plus, the leading online plus-size retailer, offers stylish and innovative ways to implement white into your fall wardrobe. No matter what your shape or size, you can now bend the rules and make a bold statement in white this season.

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TIP: Add a pair of suede fall boots in a neutral color like camel or taupe to a light-weight, white dress.

Try pairing your favorite white top, dress or blazer with accessories in neutral colors like camel and army green to add hints of color to your outfit. Simple additions like jackets, belts and boots will help to break-up the color, adding a sleek finish to your fall ensemble.

TIP: A chunky white sweater will keep you cozy and cool this fall.

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New York Fashion Week is underway and I, your faithful senior fashion and beauty editor, am skipping over the so-called "trends" and showcasing three inspiring and eye-catching things each day. Here's the best of day 3:

Futuristic prints at Nicole Miller. Photo by Getty Images






1. Sci-fi at Nicole Miller
Forget floral prints-the fabric at this show paid tribute to outer space. This planet-adorned dress is just abstract enough to avoid looking like kitschy '80s leftovers.
















A lovely model at Jason Wu. Photo by Getty Images





2. Old school glamor at Jason Wu
This Michelle Obama fave really knows how to class it up. Wu enlisted Kérastase hair stylists and MAC makeup artists to create this look for his ultra-feminine spring collection. The netting takes it from gorgeous to complete knockout.










Brand new bags at Rebecca Minkoff. Photo by Getty Images




3. The bags at Rebecca Minkoff
Since Minkoff now makes every type of garment imaginable, her purses have become the cherry on top. I've been noticing lots of briefcase-style handbags with detachable straps and though it may get dirty, this crisp white bag would look sensation come