Baby, baby? No.

According to Star magazine, Mariah Yeater says she and the teenage popup superstar, 17, had sex backstage at one L.A. show; 3 months ago, she gave birth to a babe boy, and has filed a paternity lawsuit against Bieber, and inquired for monetary support from the musician.

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“While we haven’t but discerned the lawsuit, it’s melancholy namely someone would construct, spiteful, defamatory AND demonstrably false claims. We ambition vigorously pursue all available legal remedies apt vindicate and protect Justin opposition these allegations.”

In response, a rep as Bieber tells Us Weekly in a statement:

Justin Bieber and his team are swinging behind by a frightful new lawsuit demanding he fathered a child with a 20-year-old California female.

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L.A. is the nerve hub as 1969, Gap’s denim-and-more tag, and its denim devise crew invited editors to its fashionable Los Angeles laboratory to preview what’s to come for fall. “We’re catching denim further than fair your blue jeans,” a membership of the design team explained of the unexpectedly wealthy fabrications on display. Evolved from the 7 essence fits namely the line fired with behind in 2009, the pieces are working into mostly-uncharted territory for the mega-brand: prints in snake, cheetah, and panther patterns. Even Gap’s most signature fits have gotten an update in the manner of rich description, including a now signature X-stitch, to delineate the line from the chain’s other merchandise. Saturated hues pervade the collection in the form of thin sateen ankle Audrey pants (appointed for Hepburn, of way), and leather pants come in harvested, drop-crotch, and skinny fits. “It always starts with the linen, and then you can get these large fits and proportions,” reverberated 1969’s ingenious adviser, Rosella Giuliani. She was referring to ponte knits (championed for their stretch and resumption) and her leathers, which trait a forgiving stretch.
—Alexis Brunswick

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—Rebecca Voight

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Ilaria Venturini Fendi honed her devise capabilities by her household label’s accessories division, merely while she founded her own line, Carmina Campus, she saw farther afield than Rome—her name has been dedicated since its founding to sustaining artisan crafts in Africa, which she combines with recycled substances from Italy for her bags. (Carmina Campus is an fully divide enterprise from Fendi, which namely owned at LVMH, yet Ilaria is Fendi accessories designer Silvia Venturini Fendi’s sister.) During AltaModa, Rome’s haute couture week, Venturini Fendi unveiled two new projects with the International Trade Centre, a U.N. and WTO union namely goes with marginalized communities in Africa to secure product contracts with brands, at her shop, Ref(u)se.

For a accumulation she phones A Journey Through Dumpsters, Venturini Fendi uses dark plastic garbage bags, doubled and strengthened for a glossy, polished look; the recycled sacks, she says, take on a vintage look, “like age skins.” (The aboriginal idea came to her when voyaging dumpsites in Kenya and Uganda, where marginalized workers make a alive sifting via trash for recyclable materials.) She too worked with ITC production groups for Carmina Campus’ first entirely African-made bags, using recycled safari tents and canvas from runaway huts. And she’s relaunched the collection’s Dragon bags, with complicated patchwork panels made from cloth scraps from kangas and shukas, the traditional drapes worn by Masai warriors.