Home Style Features Editor's Note About Us Contact Us Staff Shop by Brand Shop by Category Featured Items Write to Us! Select an issue: 07 June 07 May 07 April 07 March 07 February 07 January 06 December 06 November 06 October 06 September 06 August 06 July 06 June 06 May 06 April 06 March 06 February 06 January 05 December 05 November 05 October 05 September 05 August 05 July 05 June 05 May 05 April 05 March 05 February 05 January 04 December 04 November 04 October 04 September 04 August 04 July 04 June 04 May 04 April 04 March 04 February 04 January 03 December 03 November 03 October 03 September 03 August 03 July 03 June 03 May 03 April 03 March 03 February 03 January 02 December Next Week: More NY Autumn 2003 photos -   Ralph Lauren, Oscar de la Renta and more! During Alexander McQueen's tenure at Givenchy, he announced that house icon Audrey Hepburn "is dead"-- a true enfant terrible attitude. Fortunately, Mcqueen had some exciting ideas of his own and soon moved on to focus on his namesake label. London "bad boy" Julien Macdonald was brought into the house--a move some industry insiders regard as a setup to make Macdonald the fall guy in order to revamp Givenchy. After a few seasons of floundering, Macdonald decided to dedicate this collection to Hubert de Givenchy's muse, Ms. Hepburn. For those of you who might equate Ivana Trump with the opposite of Hepburn, then be warned: Ms. Trump adored this collection, which was based on suits and bodices with lattice work to reveal more than conceal, and fitted evening gowns. What do the pros say? Not enough couture. What are the rumours? Macdonald's days at Givenchy are numbered. Who is being whispered about as a replacement? None other than Dior menswear designer Hedi Slimane!