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"  In the Bag          High Notes: Del Rey at the Mulberry dinner; the Del Rey bag. The equation &amp;quot;It Girl + bag = It Bag&amp;quot; has certainly worked for Mulberry in the past: Two years after the release of the Alexa bag, fashionphiles are still toting it. Now the British label hopes to hit repeat, this time with the help of fashion&amp;#039;s newest musical muse, Lana Del Rey. The Del Rey, a prim, structured carryall befitting the singer&amp;#039;s old-Hollywood sensibility, made its debut at Mulberry&amp;#039;s show during London Fashion Week in February and arrives in stores this month. &amp;quot;From the moment we saw Lana, we had a total girl crush on her,&amp;quot; explains Mulberry creative director Emma Hill, who hosted a swank dinner party after the show at which Del Rey performed. Foot Tapping          Band Together: Gorillaz for Converse shoe; the band as imagined by Hewlett. As the graphic artist behind the virtual British band Gorillaz (who brought you the 2005 hit &amp;quot;Feel Good Inc&amp;quot;), Jamie Hewlett already has plenty of drawing practice. This spring, he shows off his design skills in a collaboration with Converse, reimagining the classic Chuck Taylor All Star in prints that boast the same bold aesthetic Hewlett uses to depict the musicians. As the Gorillaz lyric goes, &amp;quot;Don&amp;#039;t stop, get it, get it.&amp;quot;  South Land          Dynamic Duo: (From left) Roy; Jorge in concert. Mixed Bag: Pieces from Roy and Jorge&amp;#039;s collection She&amp;#039;s already collaborated with Amar&amp;#039;e Stoudemire and Deepak Chopra. This month Rachel Roy adds to her eclectic roster of cocreators with a capsule collection designed in conjunction with Brazilian singer Seu Jorge, for her lower-priced line, Rachel Rachel Roy. Look for the chic basics we&amp;#039;ve come to expect from Roy, with pops of Latin flavor: multicolored straw totes; bold, beach-ready sundresses; and glitzy gladiator sandals. &amp;quot;Brazilian women aren&amp;#039;t afraid to embrace bold colors as well as their sexuality,&amp;quot; Roy says. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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