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Get ready for the French-iest collaboration there ever was, folks: Parisian up-and-coming designer Calla Hynes is teaming up with Gallic high street company Comptoir des Cotonniers on an accessibly-priced collection hitting stores on May 2. Hynes' love of print-mixing and vibrant color palettes make her seasonal presentation one of our NYFW favorites—and as for CdC, the brand consistently churns out some of the best trench coats and summery dresses on the market. Can you tell we're psyched?

Our friends at Fashionista got an exclusive first look at the Calla Hynes x Comptoir des Cotonniers lookbook—and from the floral denim to the perfect printed shirtdresses, we're kinda obsessed with every single look.

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Michelle Obama's Official Portrait, Marchesa's Latest Line, and Calla's New Collab

Michelle Obama wore a dress designed by Reed Krakoff in her second official White House portrait.
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  • Michelle Obama wore a dress designed by Reed Krakoff in her second official White House portrait. [WWD]

  • Eyewear brand Warby Parker is in talks with Google to design fashionable frames for the Internet giant's high-tech glasses. [The New York Times]

  • JCPenney will launch an exclusive line of dresses, Pearl by Georgina Chapman of Marchesa, next month. The pieces will range from $50 to $250. [Racked]

  • After allegedly committing murder last week, Oscar Pistorius is no longer the face of Thierry Mugler's A*Men fragrance. [WWD]

  • Ruth La Ferla is the latest writer to offer up her opinion on all the sartorial peacocking at Fashion Week: "Who can fault them if they embrace the occasion as a continuous photo op?" She wrote. "[In] an era with video streaming, Instagram, Tumblr, and Vine have only redoubled the impact of an exotically eye-catching look." [The New York Times]

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    • Calla Spring 2013 | Runway
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    Calla Spring 2013

    You want prints? Calla has prints galore.
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    Calla Spring 2013 | Runway

    You want prints? Calla has prints galore. Designer Calla Haynes presented everything from abstract patterns to watercolors to florals for Spring 2013. Colorful prints injected major sass into bustier dresses, maxis, shirtdresses, motorcycle jackets, high-low dresses, crop tops, trench coats, and more. The only solid pieces were a flirty red skater skirt and the platform pumps the models wore. Sheer black mesh found on a couple pieces was the only hint of a dark color found in this collection so black lovers need not apply.

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    Calla High Chair: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?
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    Calla High Chair: Kid Friendly or Are You Kidding?

    Everything is coming up calla lilies in the kitchen with this innovative high-chair design.
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    Everything is coming up calla lilies in the kitchen with this innovative high-chair design. Aiming for a release in August 2008, the popular Fleurville diaper bag company will take high chairs to a whole new level with its bright yellow Calla Chair.

    Designed by Yves Behar, the mod seat, which will also be available in white and red, makes more than a statement by providing an ergonomic structure comfortable for small children and resting easy on adult eyes. No price has been formally announced, but it will be less than $600.

    Would you buy one?

    Song of the Day: Calla, "Sanctify"
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    Song of the Day: Calla, "Sanctify"

    I haven't paid much attention to New York's Calla since the band released its smoky and cinematic album Televise in 2003.
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    I haven't paid much attention to New York's Calla since the band released its smoky and cinematic album Televise in 2003. But I just ran across a new track called "Sanctify from the band's forthcoming album Strength in Numbers, which drops February 20. After a few listens, I'm remembering how much I savor the way frontman Aurelio Valle's masculine, breathy vocals provide a gentle counterpart to Calla's dark shards of guitars and noise. To hear "Sanctify," read more