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Brooks and Barneys

by habituallychic

02 . 02 . 11
Last week, Barney’s named Amanda Cutter Brooks their new women’s fashion director.  Sometimes she’s just seen as a socialite but Amanda was previously creative director for Tuleh and Hogan.  She’s also contributed to Vogue and Men’s Vogue.  She also wrote the great book, I Love Your Style.  As my friend Jessica Gold pointed out, “she’s a good mix of uptown and downtown with a bit of quirk thrown in for good measure.”  I always thought the previous women’s fashion director, Julie Gilhart, was a little too downtown for me so it will be interesting to see what Amanda does at Barney’s.  Everyone needs a little change to shake things up from time to time including stores. 

Photos from Vogue and Tommy Ton

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  1. Luciane at HomeBunch.com February 2, 2011 | 6:19 pm

    Ver exciting… I can’t wait to see what she’ll change. She’s a very elegant woman, so I can see she’ll bring some elegance to her work too.

    xo

    Luciane at HomeBunch.com

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  2. Filia Artis February 2, 2011 | 6:27 pm

    My spidey senses tell me that she seems to like fur since she’s sporting it in all these shots!

    C.A.

    thedo-tique.blogspot.com

  3. Stunning February 2, 2011 | 7:23 pm

    She is fabulous will be watching.

  4. pretty pink tulips February 2, 2011 | 8:13 pm

    I think Amanda was a fabulous choice! I ♥ Barneys already, but this may take it to a new level!

    Also…love the Tory Burch preview. The rope sandals are calling my name!

    ~ Elizabeth

  5. Carmen Martins February 3, 2011 | 2:46 am

    I love Amandas,s style. Her book is really great because her sense of fasahion is original and avant gard. I think she is going to do a great job at Barneys

    Kisses and hugs from Sao Paulo – Brazil

    Achados de Decoração blog

  6. Sally February 3, 2011 | 9:19 am

    Thats a lot of fur!

  7. dagmara February 3, 2011 | 3:01 pm

    Love her and I thought her book was a fun read.