Chic Clips

DvF orders from Tortilla Flats. And Karl looked so nervous back in 1955! The new episode of Chic Report is full of revelations. We have coverage of the CFDA’s “Welcome to Lincoln Center” bash alongside a touch of scoop on Coco Rocha’s new fashion line. And while there are no Grans on the Street critiquing the Globes style, you’ll still be entertained. Are you obsessing over this yet?

Karl Lagerfeld’s short film “Vol du Jour” sends us into a tizzy, daydreaming about riding a Chanel motorcycle hopping from boutique to boutique, while casually shoplifting whatever Lagerfeld creation catches our eye. The film features a Bonnie and Clyde-esque duo (Lara and Baptiste), only instead of holding up banks these outlaws burgle Chanel…and we can’t get enough of it.

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Julianne Moore is having a pretty good year. This spring, she might once again walk the Oscar red carpet while wearing Bulgari. Why, you ask? Well, the redhead just became the new face of the brand. The ads featuring Moore for the legendary jeweler were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and will debut in February but here’s a very mysterious sneak peek.

Get your Friday Chic Report fix! Today’s topics? Lourdes is wearing Doc Martens, Anne Slowey doesn’t hate Tavi, and we stop by Reem Acra’s studio for a holiday ambush! Plus, drunk Santa wishes galore.

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Swaim and Christina Hutson need no introduction–but everyone needs cadeaux this  time of year! The husband-and-wife design team are now heading up the creative at Generra, and 2010 is sure to usher in the new era of this fabulously talented duo. Their FiDi loft is sufficiently gorge, but…

Behold, Chic Report’s latest video! We ask our favorite chicsters who they want to smooch this holiday, we round up the best of this season’s holiday gift obsessions, and we ask the masses: who is Tom Ford? You won’t want to miss this man on the street (hint: he didn’t invent the first car)…