Mr. Copping left after less than two years, and was replaced by Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia, Mr. de la Renta's former design assistants, who had earlier quit when Mr. Copping arrived.
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Just know that copping the look wasn't always so easy.
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Does copping fire jawns matter more than all of that?
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The company instead hired Peter Copping, previously of Nina Ricci.
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In Australia, it's called "copping a root," which is weird.
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These make copping a pair of those seem like child's play.
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For the record, Migos is not copping to jacking the wardrobe.
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It's easy to see how dangerous the streetwear copping game can be.
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Shaq, exacting revenge for Dwight copping his "Superman" nickname, was particularly ruthless.
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"Scotland is very united on this," said Lily Copping, 25, from Glasgow.
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Just making it a side character doesn't help, that's sort of copping out.
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It's just more explicitly copping to the stuff people are already mad about.
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Despite all the signs ... Khloe's not copping to anything romantic between them. Yet.
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Yacoubian believed that copping to a few minor infractions would satisfy his captors.
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TBH, it's a look that now I'm thinking about copping for the summer.
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Yet although BA is copping plenty of criticism, its strategy looks a sound one.
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Here he is copping some of Gigi Hadid's shine on the cover of Vogue.
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In everything from cameras to batteries, researchers are pursuing biomimicry—basically, copping nature's secrets.
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In London, of course, we've had a lot of copping out in this respect.
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Instagram is known for constantly copping features from Snapchat, not the other way around.
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He still managed to secure a high-profile music career after copping his diploma.
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Yes, I wanted to say, but what's wrong with copping out now and then?
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Unfortunately, this is not the first time Beyoncé has been accused of copping others' choreography.
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Aside from the gesture, Collins might have made a second mistake by copping to it.
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A lot of people in the jail population are too, but they're not copping to it.
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If you're an iPhone user, it's almost guaranteed that you've considered copping AirPods at least once.
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What's more ... copping a plea would result in a conviction which could hurt Tekashi's federal case.
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But with this kind of intel, there's no stopping us from copping killer skin at home.
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Chen said that bots are not always a sure thing when it comes to copping pairs.
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Skipping the in-store bloodbath and copping them for $23 at Amazon is a no-brainer.
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The duo will replace Peter Copping, who left the company after less than two years in July.
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"We hope people will see us as they're copping shit," Ro Johnson, with Bmore POWER, told me.
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Mr. de la Renta had hoped to work alongside Mr. Copping for months, to ease the transition.
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Lori Loughlin, on the other hand, chose to fight the charges instead of copping a plea deal.
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Before he died, Oscar de la Renta appointed a successor, Peter Copping, who was supposed to work by his side and learn his ways, but Mr. de la Renta passed away before that could happen and Mr. Copping clashed with the remaining family and left after a year.
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Despite the flak she's been copping, Madonna has gone ahead to perform her sold-out tours in Asia.
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Since your dreams of scoring those on Black Friday are officially crushed, copping this bundle is a no-brainer.
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And just like that, living like a Kardashian — or copping the sisters' smooth, lustrous hair — has never been easier.
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Say what you want about his religion, but it could certainly bolster a case for copping an insanity plea.
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Worse still, this could have been dealt with swiftly by copping to it, taking the lumps and moving on.
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"He gave shit to everyone and he expected it back and he was good at copping it," Leishman added.
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A new collection will debut each week, so fans can look forward to copping new looks with every episode.
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So, unlike Rihanna's upcoming array of jewels for Chopard, copping Lopez's jewelry game won't require serious long-term budgeting.
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The spokesperson is copping to the fact that the iPhone X frequently scans faces in search of a match.
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That same July, Oscar de la Renta's Bolen called Kim back in to resume talks after Copping was dismissed.
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She promised Mr. de la Renta to stay until Mr. Copping arrived, but announced her decision to leave afterward.
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Katt Williams is dodging jail time for the alleged robbery of paparazzo in Bev Hills by copping a plea.
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If you're interested in copping the duchess' style, the jacket retails for $148 and comes in a few colors.
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But frankly, at an event with gold-flaked hot dogs, copping a buzz for anything less just wouldn't feel right.
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Of course, TOMS one-for-one ethos isn't going anywhere, so you can definitely feel good about copping these kicks.
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Thankfully, the alligator seen here is apparently too bored to notice the little animal copping-a-squat on his snout.
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But weather reached a wild peak Monday, with the city's beloved Space Needle copping a blow direct from the Gods.
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The party was a huge hit -- with some guests even copping a feel of Fiona's giant fake boobs (with consent).
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James Wesley Howell is currently on probation after copping a plea to pointing a gun at a neighbor last year.
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The White House is copping some negative feedback after posting a picture appearing to herald the year's first snowfall. Why?
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"You have to be an obsessive kind of personality to do this, you know," she admits, copping to her greatest strength.
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His way of copping to being a cad is also a backhanded compliment: He's proud of making a catch of her.
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Peter Copping, the creative director at Oscar de la Renta, announced that he is leaving the company after less than two years.
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They were passed over with the hiring of Copping, who was handpicked by de la Renta to head up the creative team.
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We share the fascination: Copping a look straight from My Little Pony is like having all of our childhood fantasies come true.
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Team Mueller was unable to interview Kilimnik, and Manafort's lack of honest cooperation -- even after copping a plea deal -- compounded his sentence.
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Felicity Huffman went a different route -- copping a plea, but still facing the possibility of jail time ... if prosecutors get their way.
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We already knew that Howard checks out when he doesn't get the ball; copping to it on TNT wasn't a massive revelation.
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While Copping left the brand citing personal reasons, his collections for the past two years have been tepidly received by the fashion world.
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It's when she says "I know I make the same mistakes every time," finally copping to the fact that, yeah, she fucked up.
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Let's just say if you're guilty of copping five or more of these trends, well, like they say, the first step is admitting...
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My skin looked dull after a weekend filled of rosé, and I hated myself for copping out of at least putting on moisturizer.
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Our sources tell us Puig is copping a Robinson R44 helicopter that's gonna set him back around $350k ... if he buys it used.
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FYI -- Clarett spent over 3 years in prison after copping a plea in a robbery and weapons case ... before being released in 2010.
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This season, there were 213 looks, which Mr. Copping says were inspired by the idea of "patchwork," translated through a very luxe lens.
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Mr. Copping attempted to evolve the brand Mr. de la Renta built for a younger generation while staying within the vernacular he established.
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They formerly worked under Mr. de la Renta and reportedly left when they were not given the job that went to Mr. Copping.
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Rather than pushing boundaries, these big brave brilliant men are copping to the most mediocre, unconscious, socially-sanctioned practice in the world: sexism.
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Yup. If you regret not copping a new mattress on Black Friday, Amazon is beating one retailer at their own Cyber Week game.
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"The British-born Copping said, "I have loved my time in New York where I hope to return at some point in the future.
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"Grails" are one's most coveted pair of sneakers, "bots" are software used to automate the online checkout process, and "copping" means a successful purchase.
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And, as expected, hordes of hypebeasts from around the globe descended on the borough with the hopes of copping box-logo T-shirts and accessories.
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But the brand isn't just having a moment because athleisure is, nor are we copping this up to the blessed ongoing popularity of comfy shoes.
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Alexa Chung's got another style-copping resource fashion collaboration in the works — though this one will be a little different than her past design gigs.
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"Without copping out, I think it's fair to say that it would not be appropriate for me to comment" on the choice of Mr. Bannon.
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"Christians have been copping the brunt of persecution at the hands of ISIS," Lyle Shelton, the managing director of the Australian Christian Lobby, told me.
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Calling everyone who still regrets not copping a KitchenAid mixer this past Black Friday: The white 4.5-quart Classic Series is $60.99 off at Walmart.
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Former Auburn star Brad Lester just caught a break in his child porn case ... copping a plea deal to avoid spending any time behind bars.
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Detroit Pistons guard Langston Galloway is goin' prehistoric with his sneaks on Saturday ... copping a sick pair of Fred Flintstone shoes for his big playoff game!!
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I should note, the following behavior is embarrassing to admit, but it happened, and in the interest of full disclosure, I'm copping to all of it.
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And, in even better news, they won't cost you the limbs that copping a dress or PS1 handbag from their main line do — well, sort of.
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The label does a series of minishows in its showroom with the creative director Peter Copping, in front of 210 to 29 people at a time.
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When you think of Simon Cowell, you may recall him yelling and copping attitude at contestants and judges during his eight-year stint on American Idol.
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Yes and no, he said, copping to too much bread and conceding that he means to exercise daily but often manages only four times a week.
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One time I was driving my beautiful blue ragtop Cadillac Brougham after just copping about five pounds of weed in Wisconsin and crossing back into Illinois.
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Still, Capuano, unlike maybe everyone else in Boston, seemed pretty chill about the whole thing—copping to the loss on Instagram, understandably eager for baseball season.
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He's not even copping to a full-fledged tank, the kind where a team writes off the season before the puck even drops on opening night.
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Nipsey Hussle dodged charges for his sizzurp arrest by copping a plea for his suspended license charge ... and the end result is a couple days behind bars.
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Gallup polling places it squarely in the ideological middle of the country, with 36 percent of residents identifying as conservatives and only 23 percent copping to liberalism.
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David Hasselhoff's daughter, Hayley, is gonna have to blow next time she wants to get in a car to drive after copping a plea deal in court.
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We got Khalid at LAX Monday and asked him what he thought about a fan copping a feel of Harry Styles' privates mid-performance over the weekend.
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"Without copping out, I think it's fair to say that it would not be appropriate for me to comment" on Mr. Trump's personnel decisions, Mr. Obama said.
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Several months after Ms. Kim joined Carolina Herrera, Mr. Bolen dismissed Mr. Copping from Oscar de la Renta, and Ms. Kim submitted her resignation at Carolina Herrera.
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So many things to envy here -- Bella's bikini bod, the 82 degree winter weather and yes ... Bella copping a feel on her singer pal, Jesse Jo Stark.
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In his statement, Mr. Bolen wished Mr. Copping well, but he did not do what has become standard in such statements over the past year, which has seen a remarkably large amount of designer turnover: Mr. Bolen neither thanked Mr. Copping for what he had done at the brand nor suggested that whatever "project" they had agreed on had been accomplished, and that it was time for stage two.
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Waka Flocka Flame is not just a rapper, he's a comedian and accidental sociologist who's now copping to pulling one over on the Internet with a viral video.
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Oscar de la Renta chief executive, Alex Bolen, passed over Kim for Peter Copping, an established designer with international acclaim who held a visible position at Nina Ricci.
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In yet another startling turn in the fashion world, Peter Copping, the creative director of Oscar de la Renta, has left the brand after less than two years.
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Tyler Cameron is taking his fine ass back to class ... the 'Bachelorette' finalist has to go to driving school after copping a plea in his car crash case.
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For a limited time, copping the Ring Alarm 8-piece kit or one of these Sony 4K TVs, Amazon will hand out a free Echo Dot as well.
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More and more adults are copping their own electric scooters for a faster commute than driving during rush hour or to get around NYC's lack of rental stations.
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And games that are actually out on February 14th, none of which seem to have a lot to do with copping off (more blowing things off, things like ballsacks).
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He was handpicked by de la Renta for the job and joined the brand after the designer's death in 2014, A replacement has yet to be announced for Copping.
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Louis C.K.'s longtime, and now ex-manager, Dave Becky, is copping to his part in -- as he puts it -- a "perceived cover-up" of the comedian's sexual misconduct.
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Northam denying he was pictured in an old blackface photo that surfaced in his medical school's yearbook but copping to wearing blackface for a Michael Jackson costume/dance contest.
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Antonio Brown got himself one helluva birthday present this year ... copping an insane diamond chain made with A KILO OF GOLD ... and it's got an awesome meaning behind it.
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The NBA star shared a sweet Instagram snapshot Wednesday showing himself flying on a plane with daughter Kaavia James, 3 months — and copping the Watch What Happens Live host's style.
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When news broke that a security robot mall-copping its way through the Washington Harbour gave up and drowned itself, we all rightly celebrated the admittedly small victory for mankind.
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True to form, Peter Copping added a delicate twist: a platform and a tiny cluster of jewels on the heel, almost like a little wink as the model walked by.
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A popular YouTuber is copping a lot of flak for a prank video he posted, where he appears to make fun of Thai people not being able to speak English.
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O.J. Simpson copping to leaving the infamous bloody glove at the double murder scene is all former prosecutor Christopher Darden needed to hear to know he was right all along.
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About two months earlier, Mr. Bolen and Mr. de la Renta hired the seasoned British designer Peter Copping, then the artistic director of Nina Ricci, to succeed the legendary designer.
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That it was learning as it went along, and what it learned was that what it thought it wanted in choosing Mr. Copping was not, in fact, what it wanted.
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Broner was out in NYC copping some new bling at Avianne & Co when our camera guy decided to ask a question central to understanding the way a real man thinks.
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Tyler Herro is just a rookie, but he's turning into a vet baller right before our eyes ... by copping an insane diamond-filled chain ... and it's worth a whoppin' $30k!!!
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TMZ Sports has learned ... Lucas is following his teammates' lead in commemorating their 2018 World Cup with diamonds -- copping 2 tennis chains and a pendant of the World Cup trophy.
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Rapper Jim Jones was able to duck jail time in his gun and drug case out in Georgia -- in fact, he was almost able to skate entirely by copping a plea.
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Whether you're copping a synthetic wig, investing in a human unit, or sewing one together from scratch, there are some tricks to make your fake hair look as authentic as possible.
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If anything, copping to the very different sorts of disturbances that trouble the relatively advantaged might yield more solidarity, through the recognition that America tends to warp everybody in different ways.
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Lonzo Ball just won Christmas ... going full Big Baller style, copping a $350k Rolls-Royce for his dad, LaVar, and his mom, Tina ... and their first ride was caught on video.
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Peter Copping was out at Oscar de la Renta in July, after less than two years; ditto Peter Dundas at Roberto Cavalli and Maxwell Osborne and Dao-Yi Chow at DKNY.
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Common is copping to turning a blind eye to the allegations about R. Kelly abusing women ... saying he and the entire black community should have put a stop to it long ago.
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The gown, designed by Oscar de la Renta's creative director, Peter Copping, donned on the catwalk by model Ros Georgiou, is replete with a satin ribbon detail and intricate Swarovski crystal embroidery.
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Some people think Usher's new "Confessions" track has a line about him copping to herpes -- but his pal Jermaine Dupri says they need to listen closely ... cause they got it all wrong.
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The best thing the Navy has ever done, short of admitting that UFOs are maybe real, is copping to tracing an enormous dick in the sky over Washington state in November 2017.
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Before founding Pill City, they'd also learned a great deal about traditional corner dealing, having spent their childhoods in the care of heroin-addicted mothers, even copping drugs for the women on occasion.
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If true, the no-questions-asked refund would be a pretty clear sign that Nintendo's copping to the issue — but also a sign that the company's ready to take care of affected customers.
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Among all the very talented designers currently without a big job — Alber Elbaz, Stefano Pilati, Peter Copping, Bouchra Jarrar, to name a few — he has remained the most in-fashion out-of-fashion.
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I've hung out with him at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament, and the one thing he has never been accused of is being cheap or copping out on buying a round of drinks.
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Sanders and Conway are so far down the path of deceit in the service of Trump that one can't imagine them turning around, copping to what they have done and choosing another straighter path.
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Floyd Mayweather is still finding ways to show us he's rich as hell ... this time it's hooking up with one of NYC's best jewelers and copping a neck piece worth A QUARTER MILLION DOLLARS.
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In fact, the new LNG plants are copping some of the blame for the tightening natural gas market, especially the three in eastern Queensland state based on using coal-seam gas as the feedstock.
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Perhaps I will ruin all the nice strides feminism has maybe made (if Sony decides this film brought in enough money) by copping to crying for almost no reason, but this is my truth.
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It's a movie about friendship and being a good person, finally copping to what you want, revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, and being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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You both worked here for more than a decade, left to start Monse just before Oscar died, and returned a year later after Peter Copping, whom he had chosen to be his heir, resigned.
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We got NaVorro leaving Avianne & Co. Jewelers in NYC and when we asked what kinda bling he was copping in there and he showed us ... by flashing a massive rock on a lovely lady's hand.
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Before his death, Oscar de la Renta named Peter Copping as his successor, and though the adjustment at that label is ongoing, the sheer fact that it planned for the future was an important development.
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It is possible that, given the circumstances in which Mr. Copping began — a company in the full throes of grief, a market that was slowing because of geopolitical fears — it was never going to work.
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Fleabag, the titular character of Phoebe Waller-Bridge's one-woman-show-turned-two-season-TV-program, has captured the imagination of fans, who are expressing their infatuation with all things PWB by copping her look.
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The guy also kept it real about the process, copping to the fact that he gets why he never looked like this before ... it's a ton of work, and requires Mickey-like resources to maintain.
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The rise in acceptance could also mean that people just feel more comfortable copping to a sexual encounter with the same sex, because it's not as big of a deal as it was in the past.
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I think the last time I remember an actress copping to purchasing her own dress was in 2016 when Bryce Dallas Howard announced she had bought her Golden Globes Jenny Packham (size 6!) from Neiman Marcus.
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That could account for some of the uptick in opposition by independents — just over half said they aren't following media coverage of the inquiry, with 43 percent copping to not watching the public hearings at all.
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Liam Neeson is copping to going on the hunt for revenge decades ago against some "black bastard" ... after a close friend was raped by a black man -- and says the experience taught him a valuable lesson.
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"I truly regret my blind loyalty to a man who doesn't deserve it," Cohen said in a tweet copping to the electronic chicanery to have Trump's name rank higher in online polls than it otherwise would have.
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For the record ... Lori and Mossimo have pled not guilty to the initial conspiracy charges, as well as the additional money laundering charges that were filed when they didn't follow Felicity Huffman's lead in copping a plea.
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Oscar de la Renta, which last week named Laura Kim and Fernando Garcia of Monse as creative directors to replace Peter Copping, who parted ways with the company in July, will likewise be designed by a team.
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Whether or not Disney is copping to taking Netflix head-on—and to be clear, it isn't—all signs indicate that the company has been nothing but strategic about its approach to challenging the longstanding streaming giant.
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" And Peter Copping, the former designer of Nina Ricci, who is British but based in Paris, wrote in an email that when he moved to the city, Notre-Dame "was the first place on my list to see.
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That's Mr. Fierstein, the author and original star of "Torch Song Trilogy," as it was known when it shook up Broadway in the early 1980s, copping Tony Awards for best play and best leading actor in a play.
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With shades of Superbad, it's a movie about friendship and being a good person, about finally copping to what you want, revising your prejudices and assumptions about others, about being brave enough to own up to who you are.
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A complaint filed with the US District Court in California accuses Knee Deep of copping the show's logo and "other design elements" such as Walt and Jessie's hazmat gear, the RV, and the desert landscape on the beer's label.
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But rather than try to smuggle the devices by strapping them to their bodies, the men are suspected of committing a much more impressive heist—copping the smartphones from the back of a moving truck, the Associated Press reports.
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If I have zero comfort meds, and the day is over, and I know for a fact there is no way of me copping or getting well at all, I will take anywhere from like 12 to 20 milligrams.
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In July, after less than two years at the company, Mr. Copping was dismissed from Oscar de la Renta, and a search for a new successor brought Mr. Bolen quickly back to the designers he had initially passed over.
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Zuckerberg has repeatedly used a rose-colored glasses defense about disturbing content on Facebook, copping to the fact that he focused too much, for too long, on all the good Facebook has done—while all but ignoring the bad.
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According to a new report from Politico, former and current millennial Trump staffers get so much shit when they bring up their jobs to potential suitors, many avoid copping to their White House gig for as long as possible.
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Bands here are generally supportive of one another, and people are stoked when their friends' bands see any success, as opposed to copping some whiny 'shoulda been us, man' sort of attitude that you see a lot of elsewhere.
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" At another point, Trump came uncomfortably close to copping to obstruction of justice by admitting he fired then FBI Director James Comey in May 2017 amid an active investigation of his campaign's dealings because "they were coming after me.
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Sure you could buy the regular old affordable version of these items, but they wouldn't quite have the same frantic, hypebeast appeal, which seems to be half of the fun of copping one of these instantly recognizable (and Instagramable) pieces.
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Our last-minute invite must've gotten lost in the mail, but at least we can pretend to have been a part of the envy-inducing getaway by copping Hadid's vacation style: All of her swimwear is actually shoppable, as People reported.
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When she's not wearing her preferred bike shorts style, she's copping Khloé's currently go-to denim Bermuda short style, which you can now buy from Khloé's Good American line (although hopefully Kim's getting hers for free – otherwise, what are sisters for?).
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Together with Adidas, the two shops created a glow-in-the-dark shoe that recalls the box jellyfish, which happens to be both highly rare and highly venomous, two things that sneakerheads look for when they're copping the latest releases.
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TMZ Sports has learned ... the ex-Auburn star is adding to his growing jewelry collection ... copping a Roman Numeral "II" pendant from Luxe Jewelers in ATL in honor of his favorite number ('cause he's the 2nd son in his family).
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Though he was visibly annoyed at the suggestion during his date with Kelley Flanagan (she called him out for "rewarding the drama"), now Peter does seem to be at least copping to having some responsibility for the mess in season 24.
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They were appointed co-creative directors of the brand in September, following the departure of Peter Copping, who de la Renta and his son-in-law Alex Bolen, the brand's C.E.O., had hired to replace the designer, who died in 2014.
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It was only a matter of time before Americans addicted to these drugs started heading to Tijuana and other border towns, where decriminalization meant US tourists no longer needed to worry about spending the night in a Mexican jail for copping a fix.
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I've been out for more than a decade, and relatively open about my sexual proclivities in that time — with my close queer friends, at least — but a specific interest in mutual masturbation is something I haven't often felt comfortable fully copping to.
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Not content with copping to his terror and the possibility of humiliation the first time he steps into the Octagon after years of hoping and wondering, Gaethje admitted that his fear of Barboza was almost debilitating the first time he seriously considered it.
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Thus far, all the flipping and flopping has been treated as something of an aberration in the industry, but Mr. Copping is the eighth designer to depart a brand after a single contract stint (or less, in his case) since last July. Eight!
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She also mentioned food industry interests, the potential for "massive class-action lawsuits," and the shame of copping to nearly a half-century of bad diet advice as deterrents for USDA and other health authorities when it comes to admitting they were wrong.
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Before the trip even began, we revised our vacation plan several times, copping losses for Airbnb&aposs and campsites that were already paid for but were located in areas suddenly under threat of bushfires in the weeks leading up to our trip.
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For the moment, Ms. Philo joins an increasingly long list of enormously respected yet unemployed designers that includes Alber Elbaz (formerly of Lanvin), Hedi Slimane (ex-YSL), Riccardo Tisci (ex-Givenchy), Stefano Pilati (ex-Zegna) and Peter Copping (ex-Oscar de la Renta).
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It is not insignificant that despite the number of well-known and respected designers currently unemployed in the fashion world, including Alber Elbaz, Stefano Pilati and Peter Copping, the dominant luxury group decided to put its money where a pop star was.
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Bush nonetheless chose...this look: In a collared shirt, no less George H.W. Bush was one step away from a Wigwam sock George H.W. Bush copping Carter's style in 1980 Presidential stretching The single-term president showed a lot of of skin for sure.
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We broke the story ... Luann dodged a felony charge and a jail stint by copping a plea deal, and she was ordered to knock out 50 hours of community service and attend 2 AA meetings a week in her home state of New York.
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It came at the end of the 2016 campaign when the "Access Hollywood" tapes leaked of him basically copping to assault, saying he likes to grab women "by the p----" (his defense is that it was locker room talk and not a real statement).
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With Flynn copping a plea and telling the feds what he knows, and with the president seeming to admit that he knew that Flynn had lied to the FBI before he pressured and then fired Comey, the dangers of an obstruction charge are rising.
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I remember copping off with two different guys over one summer in Switzerland as a pre-teen, my stomach jolting into my throat—and that wasn't just because my first crush of that season was swinging me over his head at a pool party.
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Who, in an only-in-fashion twist, had reportedly come to work for Herrera on the promise of ascension after leaving de la Renta when Mr. Copping was hired, but who then left Herrera to return to de la Renta when she discovered that Mrs.
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Consider that such respected names as Alber Elbaz, Peter Copping, Stefano Pilati, Marco Zanini, Bouchra Jarrar and Riccardo Tisci are all out of full-time jobs, and hundreds of new designers flood the market every spring from schools such as Central Saint Martins and Parsons.
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Tomic, who has tumbled to No. 2700 after reaching a career high of 2000 in 218, did not bother to accept a reporter's invitation to claim that he had a problem with an old back injury, instead copping to a sudden onset of indifference.
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But there's a spectrum ranging from useful proposals and frank factual statements to regret that centers the self and ignores the fact that much of the damage the speaker is copping to has already been widely reported and discussed by the people it affects more directly.
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" Or maybe they're the kind of New Yorkers who like to complain about gentrification endlessly—speaking of it as an abstract force that others are responsible for but not them, or else copping to that complicity as something unavoidable, "bc late capitalism" or they like "nice things.
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People buy bots so that they can have a better chance of copping to resell on StockX and other secondary markets—but because fraud is so rampant, average sneakerheads use them too so they have at least a fighting chance of buying direct from a retailer.
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Copping a super-low-rent condo from the wife of an energy lobbyist he appeared to help secure a pipeline deal for, spending insane sums on pens, dishing out bizarre raises to aides, throwing out wads of cash on security and travel—Pruitt does it all.
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Chris Christie took a break from the unbearable sadness of being Chris Christie to go on the Today Show and downplay the plagiarism while basically also copping to it: "93 percent of the speech is completely different from Michelle Obama's speech," he said, seemingly admitting that seven percent was plagiarized.
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Though at the time both Mr. Bolen and Mr. Copping declared their desire to work through what both knew would be a difficult transition for a family-run brand that had never had any designer other than its founder, rumors quickly surfaced that the two were not seeing eye to eye.
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Bruno isn't a spy, either, but he is a charming, globe-trotting loner, handsome and witty and courtly, with rare skills and a tuxedo: a more highly evolved and appealing descendant of James Bond, "aware that his appeal was that of a ruined glamour," vain but copping to the vanity.
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This has its analogue in Lorde's music, illustrated nowhere better than her breakout single, "Royals," a chart-topping hit (it spent nine weeks at No. 1 in 19893) about chart-topping hits, in which she unfurls a singsong critique of pop excess while copping nonetheless to its dream-sculpting allure.
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Meanwhile the investigation of special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE proceeds with some Trump associates being indicted and others copping plea deals with the feds.
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Among the ranks of fashion's unemployed are Alber Elbaz (formerly of Lanvin); Mr. Slimane (though the fact that he sued the YSL parent company Kering, demanding it reinstate his noncompete clause, may have made him a less attractive prospect); Marco Zanini (late of Schiaparelli and Rochas); Stefano Pilati (Yves Saint Laurent and Zegna); Mr. Copping; and Mr. Dundas.
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De Libran is part of a new wave of designers — including Marco Zanini, formerly of Rochas, Peter Copping, formerly of Nina Ricci, and Stefano Pilati, formerly of Yves Saint Laurent and Agnona — who have taken a step away from the frenetic pace that comes with working for historic houses to try their hand at something slower and more personal.
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In the face of this grim situation, media organizations are struggling to survive: The New York Times is copping some moves from Netflix, Spotify, and HBO; the Washington Post is deploying newsbots; America's most-wanted whistleblower, Edward Snowden, is teaching reporters how to outsmart government snoops; and a startup called Blavity wants to give voice to the concerns of black millennials.
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We're not just talking about the likes of Emmy-nominated Millie Bobby Brown (who didn't trip when she lost a supporting award to Ann Dowd of Handmaid's Tale on Sunday night), but also the marketing and legal departments at Netflix, who were pretty cool about a Chicago pop-up bar totally copping their whole Stranger Things thing to sell some cocktails.
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This is both because people are excited to see what Mr. Tisci will do come next September, and because there was some fear that he would become part of what is shaping up to be a generation of lost designers: names like Alber Elbaz (ex-Lanvin), Peter Copping (ex-Oscar de la Renta), Stefano Pilati (ex-YSL and Zegna), Frida Giannini (ex-Gucci) and Marco Zanini (ex-Schiaparelli), all of whom have real talent, and all of whom are without full-time jobs.
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Again, one of the things I have tried to be fairly upfront about throughout my career — including when I was on Fox News and on CNN — is to talk about implicit bias, implicit bias in general and implicit racial bias in particular, in ways that are not about finger pointing and telling people you need to learn, but in ways that are about copping to my bias, that in fact when I'm talking about it, I'm not just talking in abstracts, I'm talking about me.
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