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Last night, Julianne Moore and Alexander Skarsgard kept up the husband and wife charade with on-screen daughter Onata Aprile at the screening and after party of their new film “What Maisie Knew,” Mena Suvari, Jes…

i-Society: WDND x Boiler Room, NYC

Marc Jacobs turns 50 today, but you wouldn’t know it by looking at him. We all know the designer is not shy when it comes to showing off his ripped body and very vivid tattoo collection. From Spongebob to sofas, we celebrate Marc’s half century by taking you through some of his 33 designs, including a look at his favorite ink, plans for his 34th tattoo, and more bazaar pieces of body art.

The temperatures are slowly climbing, and we’re itching to get outside again. What better way to celebrate the warm weather than with a few cocktails? Whether you’re looking to relax with friends during happy hour or dance all night, these bars shouldn’t get overlooked. Put on your sandals and mini skirt and check out these outdoor NYC bars to visit this spring.

Designers opted to dive, not step, into spring eye makeup trends this spring. With bright, neon liner and mascara-less lashes, bold is the way to go when it comes to applying eye wear this season. The looks to follow are a bit quirky and reminiscent of past eras, but regardless, we’re sure you will be seeing a lot of these styles in the next few months.

Opening a boutique with staying power in a city like NYC is no small feat, but Claire Distenfeld was up for the challenge. She opened her Upper East Side fashion mecca, Fivestory, last spring - and one year later, it’s still going strong, hailed by critics as one of the best curated high-fashion boutiques in the city. The multi-story townhouse carries everything from Balmain to Carven, but no matter what she puts in her store, her goal is to always make women feel good, telling us, “I’m never gonna buy pieces that won’t make a woman feel good. She can feel different, she can feel unique, but you’re not gonna see a garbage bag with holes in my store.” Click through to see how Claire Distenfeld was able to use her background in fine arts to make a name for herself in the cutthroat fashion industry, and stand out from the rest. <a href=”http://guestofaguest.com/new-york/guest-list/interview-fivestorys-claire-distenfeld-the-27-year-old-fashion-force-takin…

Woody Allen once said, “There is no question that there is an unseen world. The problem is, how far is it from midtown and how late is it open?” Woody, if you’re still interested, that world may be right underneath midtown, albeit with more exclusive hours than Carnegie Deli. We went deep into the annals of urban history to find the city’s best underground sites, including private tunnels, hidden art galleries, and secret subway stations.

Ever wondered who used to live in your NYC apartment? If your walls could talk, maybe they would sing. We’re taking a look back at the rock musicians of the ’60s and ’70s, and where they used to reside in NYC. From the Upper West Side to Alphabet City, click through to see where some of the most famous punk rock, jazz, and folk musicians used to live before and after they made it to superstar status.

Yesterday marked what would have been Kurt Cobain’s 46th birthday, had his life not been cut tragically short. By the time of his death, Kurt Cobain had become the voice of his generation, the most influential American musician since Bob Dylan, and the catalyst of grunge fashion. The scrawny boy from the small, logging town seventy miles outside Seattle made every piece of his identity into a statement, which the rest of the world then eagerly mimicked. Today, we are paying tribute to the style legacy of Kurt Cobain and the mark he made on the fashion world. The man who did not care what was “in” or “stylish” became the barometer for what ’90s style was. Click through the slideshow to see some of today’s favorite trends that we can credit Kurt Coba…

Along with the flurry of International buyers flocking to the shows, the capitals most stylish fashionistas are heading up the front row. From Cara Delevingne taking over the runway to Burberry’s much anticipated show, check out the best shots from London Fashion Week so far.

New York Fashion Week was launched in 1943 as the first-ever, organized fashion week. It was an attempt to draw the attention away from the French fashion industry during the height of World War II, when industry insiders were prohibited from traveling to Paris. During the early years, the events were only for the press, and buyers were not granted access. In 1994, the event moved to Bryant Park, and in 2009, it was branded Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Click through to see some of fashion’s familiar faces enjoying Fashion Week through the last 70 years.

The tech industry has created some of the world’s youngest billionaires but has long been monopolized by men and Silicon Valley. Little public attention has been given to the women in the SWET field but the growing numbers cannot be ignored, especially as women assume C-level positions in major companies like Yahoo and Facebook. These women are the founders of the websites that have made our lives a little bit easier. Check out these fashionable women and find out why we’re addicted to their sites.