what i can say is if you truly love fashion, you want to do a profession with fashion, you see -- they will find solutions. the things in fashion is to be right of with the moment with the society, with the desire, with what people need, and to understand also economically. of course, now, we have a moment where economically, there are a lot of things. it is reality. so knowing all that, you have to make the decision and find a solution about it and propose the right things. the ones who say that what to do the right thing for now, they will get it. only courage and love what you do. it is marvelous work. i am lucky because i do the work i love, and doing it, i love it even more. it permits need to be accepted and loved. if you receive love, you can give love. [applause] >> we cannot really have a more beautiful ending than that, but i am going to use my chance just to ask one last question. do you believe that you have marked fashion history? >> it is difficult to say. is it my purpose? i do not know. i think that's everybody is marking fashion history in a way. as much as journalists

but i have eyes on my fashion. my fashion as to see video savoy year. complete voyeur. i love to see. i tell you through tv, a lot of movies. the images make me react. and maybe make me understand also sometimes. sometimes in the wrong way. through image sometimes it is true that you have not to consider that all you see in the images real. they can make you be more creative. so what was going around, it was the post-rebellion of the woman. and it was some kind of girl in the group in paris

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"oh, i'm going to a fashion show this weekend," that's really cool. >> i've never been to a fashion showbefore. my mom said "we're gonna go to a ralph lauren fashion show." i'm like "whoa, cool!" [ laughs ] >> the fall lineup features a variety of styles, including military-inspired jackets... herringbone blazers... and new accessories -- including this suede fringe bag. >> i love it because you can always stay bundled up and i love it because you look good in it and you always feel very confident in yourself when you wear it. >> the holiday collection is equally as stunning, with ruffled snowflake sweaters... sweater vests... and tunic shirts. >> my favorite outfit from the holiday collection was the plaid dress. >> while some of the girls modeling the clothes are professionals, most were just regular kids who got a chance to walk the runway. >> it's something that i've never done, and i loved it. i just tried my best, and it was really fun. >> it felt really exciting because when i was little i used to watch shows, and i saw girls walking down the runway. and i think it's really cool t

that's fashion week. [ cheers and applause ] that is from fashion week.looks like the -- looks like the ghost of a cactus. that's what people are wearing. all real. none enhanced by photoshop. it wasn't necessary. see? that's what happens when gay men dresses women. and this is what happens when straight men dress women. right? [ cheers and applause ] either way, you win. including, the lifetime network just released a new reality show featuring bristol palin and her son, tripp. they're turning into the eskimo kardashians, aren't they? the show's called "life's a tripp," because that's the kid's name. they question whether bristol can carry her own show. i see her as sparkley and vivacious as a young dick cheney. it looks like it might be kind of interesting. >> on "sarah palin's okalaska," america fell in love with her daughter bristol. now, bristol and tripp have their own adventure. each week, join them on an adventure through the wilderness. while bristol has high-fashion makeovers. will tripp survive in the wild? find out on "life's a tripp." tuesday

i enjoy fashion, morley. i mean, i wouldn't be in this job if i didn't. >> why the sunglasses?> well, they're seriously useful. i mean, i can sit in a show, and if i'm bored out of my mind, nobody will notice, and if i'm enjoying it, nobody will notice. so i think, at this point, they've become, you know, really armor. >> wintour was born in london, the daughter of charles wintour, editor of the london evening standard. he was a tough-minded intellectual. anna dropped out of high school at 16. >> i wasn't academically successful, and maybe i've spent a lot of my career trying to make up for that. >> your father, who i knew only slightly in england, had a tough reputation... >> yes, chilly charlie. >> not unlike yours. and his reporters were scared of him. >> yes, but look what he created. i mean, he created a great newspaper, and i certainly did learn this from him: people respond well to someone who's sure of what they want. >> and anna wintour is nothing but sure. that's most apparent when twice a year, her majesty takes her place at the ready-to-wear fashion shows in new yor

there were fashion bloggers on this flight that for the first time ever tweeted this in-flight fashion show. >> the flight attendants are getting into it in the back. they are dancing a little bit. >> do you know why, because nobody was bothering them for once during the flight. >> good thing they didn't hit unexpected turbulence there. the fashion show could turn into knock your head against the ceiling. >> funny you said that. they did hit turbulence and had to postpone the fashion show until they were flying smoothly again. >>> at number four on our countdown a video that has it all, sun, speed, snow, and skids. >> right on the cusp of the year where it's just getting warm enough to be outside, still snow on the ground in some parts of the world, this is in france at a ski resort. these guys are gearing up, kind of. >> what is that? what is up with their package? >> i think they forgot a key piece of their gear. >> no, they didn't forget anything. they purposefully set out to the slopes almost naked. they have their helmets and their skis and their chutes. they are not just skiing p

i can't find anything fashionable.d elements that you will feel modern in. >> okay. finally, the cheap chic from the great grand daughters of lane bryant which, as you know, lane bryant has dedicated itself to the full figured lady. >> over a hundred years ago their grandmother established the market. now she said, we should bring fashion to the figure which i love and celebrate. fashion to figure is an online site. everything on the site is under $45. >> wow! >> you can afford to jump into the polka-dot trend. i love that she's pulling it off with leggings. >> you can wear a longer blouse. >> they have fantastic on-trend pieces i.'s fast fashion reminding you of h & m and the places that bring you pieces, not a collection. 50% is the label. they source from over a hundred other vendors. there is style for every size out there. i want to encourage women to get out of the baggy clothes and indulge. >> fashion to figure. come on out, ladies. one last look. beautiful. great job. as always, you find great pieces for ladies

still to come, nbc is looking for the next fashion star. plus, can you believe in has been one year since the disaster in japan? this earthquake and tsunami changed the country forever. >> not much out to the west. things will be quieting down and cooling down. the insta-weather-plus forecast is just ahead. quite a bit colder t >> this weekend marks the one- year anniversary of the disaster in japan. the earthquake and tsunami left the island nation in ruins. >> good morning to you. all along this battered coast, communities devastated by last year's tsunami are remembering that terrible day with sadness, but also with the determination to rebuild their lives. entire towns were obliterated when the raging waters swept in. 15,000 people are dead, 4000 still missing. much of the mangled wreckage that littered the coast has been cleared. those have been piled into vast mountains of debris, some of it near toxic. that is the equivalent of 19 years of trash in the worst- affected area. more than half a million buildings were destroyed or damaged

. >>> fashion victims. tonight, we confront high flying designer tommy hill figger to find out why the clothes in your closette may have been made at a terrible price. >>> plus, who got demi to do this? photo shopped princess di and she turned the magazine into the days after "mad men." we do inside with tina brown. >>> good evening. i'm terry moran. it's the story that ignited fierce passions across the nation as allegations of rayism and ju v misjustice tear apart a florida town. trayvon martin was shot down by a man who claimed self-defense and has not been arrested. and it has sparked public out cry that spread like wildfire. is the face of trayvon martin whose face has sparked internet protiss and tonight a rally in new york city. and in the small city of sanford, florida a vote of no confidence for it's embattled police chief. these are just the latest twist in the case that is galvanizing the country following the shooting death of martin. on february 26th, he left his father's fiance's house to buy

that's fashion week. [ cheers and applause ] that is from fashion week.ier tonight on primetime, you probably saw the trailer for "movie: the movie." it's been seen almost 7 million times on youtube alone. it's a real trailer for a fake movie, featuring 36 actors if you count chewbacca. we had a lot of fun making it. and we collected some bloopers along the way. people have been asking for bloopers. some outtakes from the making of "movie: the movie." so, if everyone's ready, let's bloop it. >> yeah. get the funny glasses. action. >> hold up a little longer. >> i knew that. i was going to say that. >> i used to be invited to the academy awards. i just want to point that out. now, i'm across the street. [ laughter ] dressed as a robot. >> like 50 cent? >> what is that? that is the worst direction i've ever gotten. i'm, like 50 cents. >> 50 cent. >> 50 cent? >> yes. >> get -- i dropped my pipe bomb. so sorry. cut. >> oh. >> jimmy: i never thought it would come to this. >> this is how it ends? really? oh, well. there's always "hollywood squares" after this.

i could express it because i went into fashion, and in fashion, there is a lot of gay, so i did not suffer. a lot suffer. i think every minority is that they are ashamed and they do not say that they are. i felt the it was good. you should not ask to be ashamed and to hide yourself. to me, it is courage. i'm sure for a lot of people. maybe they did not say because it is some taboo like religion. it is like, if you are all together on showing who you are, you will be accepted, and people will refine everything normal. i remember one movie which was very beautiful, "chocolat," which shows one guy which is italian, and he goes to work in switzerland. he is not integrated at all. what does he do? he preaches his hair blond to be integrated, to look as if he was from switzerland. at a football game, he is looking with all the other men, and it is italy against switzerland. at one time, the italians win. i find it beautiful and emotional at the same time. he betrayed himself through that reaction, and at the same time, it was beautiful, but at the same time, it is sad that you have to change you

>> you can catch the premiere of fashion star tonight at 9:30 right here on nbc 4.ou can also participate in our web chat at 9:30 tonight on nbcwashington.com. >> those are some big stakes. >> it is. it's going to be fun and interesting. >>> get ready to laugh a lot now. monty python's spamalot opens tonight. >> it spoofs the legendary tale of king arthur's quest to find the holy grail. michael barry talked to barbara this morning on an appearance during news 4 midday. >> it's a running joke in the show. none of the knights actually have horses that they ride, so they all have little guys that follow behind them with two coconut shells, and you make the noise a horse. i'm king arthurs. i'm always behind him, whenever we go anywhere, they have this nice little friendship, whenever arthur's lost, he turns and there i am. >> are you a fan of monty python anyway? >> huge monty python fan. so getting this job was a dream come true. >> coconut shells are making the hoof sounds. >> right. he has an attack rabbit with him when he came to the show. anyone who sees it says it

when you look at these fashions that walk down the runway on "fashion star" what makes you want to saydesign company. we have over 140 designers in sweden and we're looking for the latest design. we're looking quality, designers that are creative and offer something new to complement our collection. >> what doesn't work? on the runway, to retail when you take it retail. >> gimmicks. you know, we've seen a couple of designers who sent gimmicks down the runway. sometimes they work. sometimes they don't. >> and it's also different, patrice you have obviously a different clientele than nicole does and karen does. do you ever find yourself fighting over the same fashion? >> absolutely. i think what makes the show so unique is really the fact that we all are focused on the same thing which is finding the next, hottest fashion designer. we all are very focused on fashion trends. and making sure we're registering that trend and giving our customer that opportunity. so when something comes down the runway, it doesn't surprise me at all that one of my two colleagues here will have the same inter

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the focus was on her bright jeans, the latest fashion trend. where she goes, young women follow. >> she's a princess. she's handled it so well. >> reporter: then from sneakers to high heels and a sophisticated dress by a young designer for an outing with the in-laws. >> reporter: what she's wearing sells out in seconds. amazing. she's said to be giving camilla fashion advice and with prince william away, his wife is growing closer to her new family. visiting one of charles's aunt's charities, kate listening attentively. he turning to her for help. >> i have no idea what i'm doing. >> reporter: the two giggling together. there was the same warmth with the queen at a fashion show last week. then the duchess of cambridge wore a dress from l.k. bennett. it's not just her royal family she's winning over. >> very pretty. nice dress. >> she's got the right sort of manner from what i saw. >> reporter: in your opinion? >> yes, in my opinion. >> reporter: with so many changes of clothes, a quick spot of ironing is often needed. not something prince charl

is fashion art? experts say this man is an artist. 35 years of gaulthier will be here through august 19th. >> school uniforms in one brazilian city are now embedded with computer chips alerting parents if students are custodying class. 20,000 students between 4-14 started wearing the uniforms this week. and they get a message if students haven't arrived within 20 minutes. the city believed to be the first to use so called smart uniforms. google is taking cell phones where they have not gone before, tracking user actions and locations. the internet giant received a patent for a feature monitoring background information like temperature, lights and sound licening in on a cell phone user. google using information to targets ads. detecting a concert the app will send you ads for a restaurant. googles say they'll let users opt out. >> i'd like to opt out now. >> why this city official from texas lays himself off. >> and and from and very information that will save you time, kooum and specially designed cars can help keep lights on during a

she'll tell us more about it in a bit. >> we'll talk fashion and look at affordable fashions from brightts. the trend is bold and beautiful. we'll show you how to get the look for less. >> if you don't think you have time to put together an elegant restaurant-style dinner at home you'll want to check out what we are cooking up. it sounds hard but it's easy. stuffed cornish game hens. any home chef can pull it off. we'll show you how. >> any? >> maybe not savannah. >> maybe if she's in someone else's home. >> i can eat it though. >> good morning to lester holt, the day after birthday boy. >> happy birthday! >> coming up, louise white of rhode island, we'll talk about what she plans to do with her multi-million dollar jackpot. i have typed up suggestions. they all start with lester. then do you have a pet python that's outgrown its cage? really? this is a program for you. we'll tell you why the program works and why it's good for pets like these. i always wonder what to do with my python. >> excuse me? >> i always wonder -- >> never mind. >> and "smash" continues to hit a ratings high note

on the "fashion star," my mom and i don't work together.show. >> jimmy: john barbados, is a mentor and nicole richie. >> she's funny. >> jimmy: is she like the tough one on the show, the one who cuts people down? >> i think john barbados, he's so respected that a lot of the designers look to him for the critiques and stuff. they kind of look to nicole and i just for opinions here and there. but i think that they really trust when john says. he probably makes them nervous. >> jimmy: do you get rough with them and let them have it? >> well, i want everybody to succeed. the whole show is about getting those buys and selling those clothes. that's a great thing because every week there's different winners that get to sell. >> jimmy: and the stuff is ready right away. people buy the stuff right away. >> you buy it online that night or in the stores the next day. with the premiere, we sold out. >> jimmy: you did? >> yeah, we sold out all the clothing. it was exciting. >> jimmy: have you made anyone cry? >> well, there is a guy on there that cries.

. >>> fashion under fire. why did correspondent brian ross get thrown out of fashion week? >> i have reporters around. >> the secrets behind some of the biggest brands you are wearing tonight. >>> plot twist. the mysterious housewife behind the billion-dollar blockbuster idea. she tells the inspiration of the "hunger games." >>> good evening. we begin with a major change at your super market after the "world news" investigation into the inexpensive filler commonly known as pink slime. we found that filler was added to 70% of the ground beef sold in the country. consumers reacted across america. and you took your questions straight to the meat departments of the stores where you shop. tonight, big super market chains are signaling they heard you, loud and clear. the nation's second largest chain, safeway, the third largest, super value, and the food lion chain announced they will stop selling beef with pink slime. abc's senior national correspondent jim avila broke the story. he has the latest now. >> reporter: two weeks ago, i went into this safeway and asked if its ground

a very fashionable greecian space. the dominant color being a sunflower yellow. the room was opened up through double doors centered between it and the elliptical room creating a free flowing space. it truly must have been unlike anything anyone had ever seen before. following the debut of the latrobe interiors, the general completion, the madisons began entertaining frequently again. mrs. madison's wednesday night receptions were the center of attraction. contemporary accounts state all these whom fashion, fame, beauty wealth or talents have rendered celebrated and many were able to enjoy the splendor but for a very brief time. the signs of oncoming war were very evident in 1811. the country prepared and put attention to its resources on relevant issues rather than latrobe's outlandish and expensive designs to finish the city. by madison's time, he'd become exhausted with latrobe. and he was ready -- later wrote to -- latrobe later wrote full awareness of madison's feelings, quote, i am personally ob noshs to the president and his principal friends in congress.

although a bit bizarre, she took a youthful fashion. robes, turbans, wigs, fepters, ermine and dockateish blush with rouge were her preferred manners of dressing. very dramatic and abstract for a woman of her age. president madison, however, was not as beloved. he adored his wife and she him. but he was a bit stern. definitely what we like to call a statesman. one such encounter is described as he was a little man, with a powdered head, having pale countenance but with little flow of courtesy. this is not a compliment, let me assure you. let's see. you can see up here, there's that reference to the wallpaper. when guests finally arrived on new year's day, 1810, they came through the north door entering into an entrance hall flanked with fireplaces to the east and west. this is the modern day white house, but this is the entrance they would have come in. not much has actually changed in the design of the white house since hoban rebuilt it after it was burned. here you come in from the north. these marbleized columns. here we also have th

now that is a fashion question. news, london. >>> rising gas prices are fueling a drop in consumer confidence. a new study released today by the university of michigan shows consumer sentiment fell one point to 74.3, the lowest number this year. nearly one-third of this country's drivers pay about $4 or more a gallon for gas. the average price in d.c. is $4.04 according to triple-a. in maryland it's $3.85. virginia drivers pay the least at $3.74. many analysts believe gas prices across the country will top out at four bucks by memorial day. >>> a busy weekend and beautiful weather might have you wanting to visit the district this weekend but expect some delays if you ride metro. there will be track work on four of the five lines. on the red line the shady grove station will be closed. free shuttle buses will run between shady grove and rockville. trains will also single track on the orange, blue, and green lines. all work begins at 10:00 tonight and should be done by monday morning's rush hour. trains will also star

went -- an old-fashioned arena anyway. the scene that is in there is a man and a woman in a situation. and you are getting a look at his base -- face in there. tavis: what do you make of this show being so successful? and i do not want to name others, but people have tried to copy this stylistically. >> that was fascinating to me. i did find it flattering. i did find it interesting. i was curious what it would be. i did not know that going through the network machine rick, they would be able to tell -- going through the network machinery, they would be able to tell the story. they can do the makeup and the hair, but the stories -- a lot of the people that worked on the show were involved in the shows, but for me, i looked at it. i saw it as flattering. it is so hard to get a show on the air. i was like, good luck. good luck. the only thing that is part of negative, and that is the most interesting part, right, is that this show was rejected by every single person. tavis: "mad men"? >> "mad men." it was written as a spec. "

but cops clamp down in what looks like a brutal fashion. >> nothing a little tear gas and some stun grenades can't fix. >>> remember that baby gorilla that needed a name? >> i said it should be named steven because you look alike. >> the vote is in. today we get the answer. we actually decided to go with -- >> oh. >> see why pole vaulting plus frisbee equals one epic trick you have to be high to pull off. >>> and it's the sexy new book being coined as mommy porn. now a mom blogger explains the raw controversy the. >> like a normal weekend for you. >> or a good spring break. >>> well get things started today with some violence caught on video and the story behind it. this happened in montreal, canada. we got this video from the montreal gazette. this is footage of an annual protest against police brutality. and the ironic thing here is we see a lot of police trying to get this under control in what looks like a brutal fashion. >> about a thousand protesters showed up in montreal for this protest. this is the 15th annual protest against police brutality. they did start throwing bottles, rocks

so they present their garments on a fashion show.mentors and they are bought or not by macy's saks and h & m. >> they must be like sponges. really open based on the fact that you have been successful in your career. >> you do have to be -- there is a difference from being an artist to being a brand. we want to transition them to be a brand. you don't just want to design a $10,000 gown and never hear from them again. this is about clothes america wants to wear. >> and you can buy tonight. >> it's about helping them understand it's not about being a one trick pony. they are learning to build a brand, an image and create an aura around who you are. >> people at home say how can you buy the fashions tonight? the episodes were taped a while ago to give the stores a chance. we want to remind you to catch "fashion star" tonight at 8: 9:30/8:30 central time on nbc. mr. roker? >> let's show you what's happening in your weather today. showers and thunderstorms making their way through the gulf coast. we have wet weather making its way into the

>>reporter: he found fashion design at age 9.g his famous cone bra on his teddy bear. he says he gets inspiration from the street. first trip to san francisco in 1980 he saw a man dressed in leather. that we the flu here. certainly answers the question is fashion art? the experts say this man is an artist. >> i don't think i am an artist honestly i don't see. >>reporter: he might get argument on that. 35 years he will be here through august 19. this is 7 news. >> more people riding public transit in the south bay concerning to the silicon valley business journal on some santa clara lines ridership rates soared 64 percentless month same period in 2011. experts say the rising employment now in the silicon valley. more people heading off to work. there is change on how you eat. touch screen tablet lets you see a mean you. order food and pay the bill directly from the did he vase. no more time lacking for your waiter. >> those headlines in tomorrow print edition of the business journal. >> two week old and already a hard life. >> we

. >>> coming up, we'll talk to a bay area man on nbc's new reality series, "fashion star."need to talk. i've seen your stunts online. i can explain... jumping a ramp in a shopping cart. so 2005. wait, what? and only 3 likes? honey, it's embarrassing. carol's son got over 12 million views on that dancing squirrel video. don't you want that? i...i suppose. now go make your dad and me proud. tryomething funny. [ male announcer ] now everyone's up to speed. get high speed internet for $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one year term. at&t. >>> on fashion star, he's sketched clothing designs in the back of his school notebook. at 17, he moved to the u.s. and joined the navy. he enrolled at the academy of art in san francisco and says the city by the bay has had a great influence on his career as a designer. >> i think they're more free spirited. want to try everything. every little pocket in the district has their own star. >> it will give him ands to win a prize. and just for a little shameless self-promotion, you might say, you can watch "fashion star" next tuesday night at 9

men and women can watch it, great fashion shows.o you host in lingerie? >> no, but we do have lingerie on the show. >> another reason to tune in. >> say how many years. you've been showing your lingerie forever. nobody does it better. >> thank you. >> we hope you have an awesome hit tonight. >> thank you. >> up next, how to freshen things up and bring sexy back into the bedroom. >> where? >> in the bedroom. >>> i'm meteorologist chris warren with a look at your weather channel forecast. looking across the country, it's going to be pretty quiet for most areas. may see an isolated thunderstorm throughout portions of the south. a storm moving through the northeast. going to bring a little rain and snow. the big weather producer will be in the pacific northwest, and down into central california, northern california here. but it's what you do not see that will be the big story for much of the country. it's what you're going to feel. all of this red, very warm temperatures. we're talking here midweek, temperatures in minneapolis, it's sti

>> i don't even know -- 20 some years into the future. >> so fashion has changed. >> fashion has changedprada. some things don't change. >> tell us about your look. that blue wig, the teeth -- did you have anything to do with putting that look together? >> yes. well, he's very well described in the book and in the script. but i wanted to go a little bit farther so i wanted him to be very tan. i had teeth made -- i was in england so we had everything made there, had teeth made, two upper, lower teeth. we only used the upper. i had noses made, too, because i wanted him to look like he'd had excessive amounts of plastic surgery but the noses didn't quite work. >> so that's your schnoz up there. >> yes. >> that's quite impressive. >> thank you very much. but it took time. it took about seven hours to put all the pieces together on the first day. then after that, it was about an hour and a half. >> you've walked so many red carpets for so many films. this one looked different from all the rest. watching that crazy mob scene that's been following you guys around. >> yeah. that was weird to hav