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NEW YORK CITY—Just a friendly reminder that New York Fashion Week: Men's starts next Monday and runs through February 4th, so be on the lookout for male models having too much fun all around Manhattan, especially down in Soho and at Skylight Clarkson North, just a few blocks up from where some of the women's shows take place.
MIDTOWN—Word on the street is that this Manolo Blahnik sale is better than your average. Mizhattan stopped by the West 54th Street boutique, where "almost the entire store [was] on sale for half off" and classic styles were available in several sizes and colors — plus, there were very few shoppers to compete with. Markdowns are expected to go up to 70% off in early February.
WILLIAMSBURG—Doc Martens is opening a store at 193 Bedford Avenue, according to Bedford + Bowery. The local blog spotted the footwear brand's signage, and noted that it's joining the likes of Ralph Lauren and Scotch and Soda in this neck of the woods.
NEW YORK CITY—Presidential candidate and NYC real estate scion Donald Trump is finally going to comply with the city's orders and remove the kiosks with self-branded merchandise from the "privately owned public spaces" in his own buildings, reports the New York Times. "Mr. Trump is always compliant with all rules and regulations," Trump Organization vice president and special counsel Michael Cohen told the paper, adding that a marble bench would take its place.