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about everything in every possible shape and at every conceivable price, from Moscow to Shanghai, what does it mean to be fashionable?xperience — there’s an online fit quiz and a home try-on service — has enlisted Nikki Dekker of the cultish lingerie line the Lake & Hermes lindyStars to design a private label collection. Called She Walks in Beauty (+ Light), Ms. Dekker’s collection (she’s also the site’s new creative director) is appealing in the way that Lake & Stars is, with undies that can be layered and worn as outerwear. They’re done in luxe silk and a soft color palette, with patterned straps, cutouts and contrast closures, all at accessible prices of $24 to $94.

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“people’s choice.” With a billion selfies being pinged via Instagram or other means across cities and continents, there is a group mentality operating. The constantly changing “leaders” in the blogosphere set rules, with followers then absorbing, rejecting or reformulating their endorsements or harsh judgements. With fashion shows live-streamed, viewers can talk about them via social media before any reviews by fashion critics or other institutional commentators have appeared. Geoffroy de la Bourdonnaye, the chief Hermes passport holderexecutive of the Paris-based Chloé, part of the Richemont group, says that the idea of an outfit or even a brand being “in” or “out” according to the whims of bloggers is tough to swallow for fashi