Jefferson Hack

Kate Moss was the lady of the night yesterday as her ex Jefferson Hack hosted an event in her honor at Haunch of Venison in London. She teamed up with director Baillie Walsh to create a video project commissioned by Jefferson's publication, AnOther magazine, in which Kate was documented in 3D — the piece, called KM3D-1, sees Kate take on the role of Hindu goddess Kali. After the bash, Kate took off her heels and sensibly slipped into flats to leave the bash on the arm of another guy pal. The event also doubled as an unofficial launch party for London Fashion Week, which kicked off today. The action wrapped up at NYFW last night with Gwen Stefani's family-filled show. Now, stay tuned to PopSugar UK and FabSugar UK for the latest from England!

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>> Just a couple of weeks ago, Jefferson Hack told The Business of Fashion: “The old media model is a frozen moment in time; a monthly magazine, a seasonal trend — it’s over. Digital culture is a constant stream. Either you adapt to it, or you are a dinosaur and you will die.” He added: “This is a new era of digital beauty.”

In light of his recent comments — and in efforts to put his money where his mouth is — Hack's bi-annual Another announced via statement today that Charlotte Gainsbourg is the magazine's first "Digital Cover Star," in an effort to "transform the concept of the magazine cover star for the web."

Every month, a new "Digital Cover Star" is planned »

>> The ANDAM prize of €220,000 (approx. $279,000) has in the past two years enabled winners Gareth Pugh and Giles Deacon to move their runway shows to Paris Fashion Week and raise their international visibility. Who will be next?

This morning, the ANDAM jury, presided over this year by Carine Roitfeld and including Alber Elbaz, Hilary Alexander, Colette's Sarah Lerfel, Jefferson Hack, and Opening Ceremony's Humberto Leon, named six nominees for the 2010 prize. Among them are: Mark Fast, known for casting "plus-size" models in his body-conscious knit dresses; couturier and Thierry Mugler alum Alexandre Vauthier; Turkish designer Hakaan Tildirim, whose last show attracted Kate Moss and Roitfeld in the audience and Lara Stone and Natalia Vodianova on the runway; Francesco Scognamiglio, whose oversized Fall 2010 fish belt was worn by Anna Dello Russo straight off the runway; Balenciaga and Christian Lacroix alum Bouchra Jarrar; and Calla Haynes, who worked with Olivier Theyskens for five years at Rochas and Nina Ricci.

The 2010 winner will be announced at the end of next month.

Kate Moss sat close with her ex and daughter Lila's father Jefferson Hack at the James Hall show during London Fashion Week today. The supermodel spent the night before partying with friends at the Love Ball, but looked ready for another big night of fashion. Kate and Jefferson frequently run into each other around FW, and look friendly as ever as they checked out the line. Kate was joined by her friend and frequent vacation buddy Lily Allen, who chose to sit on a male friend's lap rather than watch the show from her own front row seat.

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>> Jefferson Hack Seems To Be a Fan of the Man Legging —Jefferson Hack tends to stick to a good, skinny jean or a slim-tailored suit, but it seems he's taken a page from Marc Jacobs, who has traded pants for a skirt as of late, and gone for an alternative.  Hack showed up for some of the first day Art Basel festivities down in Miami — including his own Another Magazine dinner, and later the Design Miami Purple Party — and was captured by Olivier Zahm wearing his usual button-up and suit jacket . . . with skin-tight leggings. [Purple Diary, Purple Diary]

>> Jefferson Hack to Launch Another Title? —Yesterday, Jefferson Hack presented at the International Herald Tribune's Techno Luxury Conference in Berlin, asserting that in the future, print media won't disappear, but rather "become souvenirs of the show" — the online world.  He sees the future of magazines in portable devices, augmented reality, smart surfaces, digital paper, and says that "in the digital universe, the winners will be those that take risks . . . How do we compete for attention? We don't. We participate.  The digital revolution caught quite some of the brands napping."  Now, word comes that Hack is set to launch Another Love, a product-driven title, in February. [@IHTLuxury, @m_ariii, @oliwalsh, @_BoF_, @m_ariii, @hintmag]

The fashion fun has moved from New York onto London, where Kate Moss led the pack of stars in the front row. She joined Philip Green and his daughter Chloe yesterday afternoon for the Topshop Unique show, which sent a colorful grunge-inspired collection down the runway. The Greens and Kate went on to host a private dinner last night at the Ivy, bringing out fashionable folks from England and beyond — Naomi Campbell mingled with Anna Wintour, Burberry designer Christopher Bailey, Jamie Hince, and Kate's soon-to-be business partner Simon Cowell. FabSugar UK is reporting live, with all the latest news from across the pond.

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