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Have you been following the New York Fashion week too? This is what I've been waiting for and it's a champion day and event for Katie Holmes and her designing partner Jeanne Yang.
Love the looks and tale behind them. Katie has come into her own and congratulations to her on a successful showing and transition in life. Cheers to you Katie!
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*Reprinted from Yahoo*
Too much press is a problem most designers would kill to have; but the frenzy surrounding Katie Holmes's debut at New York Fashion Week on Wednesday was enough to prompt an unprecedented ban on uninvited media.
The Holmes & Yang Spring 2013 presentation was only open to a select group of fashion's ruling class.
In addition to a few elite magazine editors, former American Idol contestant Katharine McPhee and make-up artist Bobbi Brown, who just signed Holmes as spokeswoman for her cosmetics line, gathered for the event.
Holmes daughter Suri, however, was a no-show. (Burn? No, she started school this week.)
Holmes and her longtime stylist Jeanne Yang launched their label back in 2009 and have been working towards their Fashion Week debut for three years.
The timing couldn't have been better. Hot off her divorce, Holmes' NYFW debut punctuates her emancipation, after 6 years under her ex's micro-management.
While most Hollywood actresses are fiercely scrutinized when they first crossover into fashion, critics largely seem to be rooting for the star.
The looks were very much in keeping with Holmes's own classic style. "It's basically pieces that have evolved from basics, but not too far," Holmes told WWD. "They're just nice, well-made luxury items that highlight the woman wearing them."
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