Style Notes: Jean Paul Gaultier Takes On Interior Design, Carolina Herrera's Superstar Status

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Jean Paul Gaultier and Valérie Trierweiler

Following the wildly successful collaboration between Jean Paul Gaultier and Coca-Cola, the designer is taking on home décor and accessories with Paris-based fabric specialist Lelievre to debut in September. (WWD)

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Valérie Trierweiler made her debut as France's First Lady on Bastille Day, and the blogs are already speculating about her role as a fashion icon following in the footsteps of political fashion figures like Michelle Obama, Carla Bruni and Middleton. (Huffington Post)

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