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MARC JACOBS Fall 2010 Collection After Party at The Standard's Boom Boom Room.

Marc Jacobs, the kid from the Upper West Side who went to Seventh Avenue, did it his way; then went to Paris, did it M. Arnault’s way, and became an international fashion star, had his show on Tuesday at the Lexington Avenue Armory. He still looks like the kid – a little older – and now in a suit a little more often – but the boy is probably the biggest money designer of his generation. The fashion media loved his collection and love his stardom.

Anna Dello Russo

Ashley Baker, Casey Kenyon, and Marc Jacobs

Bertrand Stalla-Bourdillon

Frederic Dechnik and Laure Heriard Dubreuil

Carine Roitfeld and Marc Jacobs

Simon Doonan and Valerie Steele

Charlie Shaffer, Elizabeth Cordry, Bee Shaffer, Anna Wintour, and Grace Coddington

Carine Roitfeld and Jonathan Newhouse

Mickey Boardman

Ingrid Sischy and Sandra Brant

Ron Frasch, Steve Sadove, and Terron Schaefer

Linda Fargo, Jim Gold, and Ginny Hershey-Lambert

Hamish Bowles

Peter Brant and Michael Gould

Robin Givhan

Nina Garcia

Roopal Patel

Tavi Gevinson

After the show he had a party at the latest dernier cri for the hip and hipped up at Andre Balazs’ Boom Boom Room at the top of his Hotel Standard. But ... the party was not for all Jacobs’ planeloads of celebrity friends, but rather for his staff and employees, the ones he works with and makes the game with.

Lorenzo Martone and Marc Jacobs

Bryan Boy

Andre Balazs and Rachel Zoe

Kamil Parchomienko and Lana Trevisan

Nate Patterson and Crist Vasquez

Mark "The Cobra Snake" Hunter

Robert Duffy

Emily Saunders and Jacqueline Cooper

Brad Goreski

Mike Nouveau

Carlos Contreas and Yvonne Warmbeir

Laura Kadamus and Marina Veresfort-Stooke

Kat Schaufelberger and Jon Neidich

Scott Merriman and Elliott David

Also Tuesday night at the Altman Building, the place was jammed for the Blonds 2010 Fall Collection. Philippe and David Blond are the guys who spiked the shoulders of Rihanna and dressed the American Idol Adam Lambert for his album. The Blonds delivered to the excitable crowd; bring on the crowns, bring on the clowns, pretty in pailettes, glitter, sparkles and good times.