Ashley at the DKNY Fall 2012 Show in Moscow, Russia

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

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New BTS Photos of Ashley's DKNY Photoshoot

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay

DKNY PR GIRL on WhoSay
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Meet Ashley on March 29th

The lovely face of DKNY and star of Twilight is coming to Macy’s Herald Square! Thursday, March 29th, come meet Ashley at 6pm on the 5th floor. The first 300 people to purchase $50 of DKNY or DKNY Jeans merchandise will qualify for an autographed picture signed in person by Miss Greene. How’s that for fan love? We love our Greene-Ashers….

(*Event subject to change. Purchasers of $50 worth of DKNY or DKNY Jeans merchandise beginning at store opening on March 29 at Macy’s Herald Square are eligible. Bring purchase receipt to the DKNY shop on 5th floor to receive your wristband. Limited to the first 300 customers, while time permits).

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DKNY Spring 2012 BTS – Ashley’s Thoughts on Fashion

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Ashley Greene Talks Fashion, Perks of Being a Celebrity

Ashley Greene spent the weekend in style as she hit up several New York Fashion Week shows. Sitting pretty in a front row, the star, who rose to fame playing Alice Cullen in Twilight, is making her mark as quite the fashionista.

Celebuzz caught up with Ashley at the Donna Karan show on Monday afternoon during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week to talk about style and reveal who she thinks is the best dressed Twilight guy.

Although Ashley could probably make a paper bag look glamorous, the actress admits she’d never step out in an outfit just because it was deemed trendy.

“Someone once told me, be yourself and wear what you feel comfortable in,” she said. “You have to take things and make them your own. That’s how you’re going to look your best and feel your best.”

Now with several movie premieres, including The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2, on the horizon, Ashley has been staking out a few runway dresses during fashion week, hinting that we’ll likely see her in a lot of Donna Karan’s looks.

“One of the great things about coming to the shows is you get first pick at these amazing dresses,” she revealed. “I saw quite a few today [at Donna Karan's show] that I really love. I’ll definitely be pulling a few looks for my closet.”

She isn’t the only Twilight star eying all the fashion during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. Kellan Lutz has been a front row staple at the men’s shows, so it should come as no surprise that Ashley believes “hands down” that he has the best style among her male costars.

Which Twilight star do you think has the best red carpet style? Sound off in the comments.

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Ashley Greene tells us about being the New Face of Donna Karan at New York Fashion Week

It would be enough for most girls, I would imagine, to be a beautiful, young Hollywood star working with the not-exactly-hideous Robert Pattinson in the world’s biggest movie franchise. It would drive most girls wild to also date the likes of Chace Crawford, Joe Jonas and Kings of Leon’s Jared Followill. But that’s not enough for Twilight star Ashley Greene, who has recently become the face of DKNY and DKNY Jeans and, earlier this week, attended both the Donna Karan New York and DKNY shows at New York Fashion Week, where we caught up with her to discuss this collaboration with one of American fashion’s biggest names.

'I first met Donna at her Spring 2010 Fashion Week show,' said Ashley. 'Soon after, she designed a stunning, one of a kind gown for me for the MET Ball.' The dress – a strapless, bisque-coloured tulle gown embroidered with stripes of platinum sequins – was a bit of a showstopper. 'It was out of this world,' Greene told me. 'I felt like a princess. So when they approached me about being the spokesperson of DKNY and DKNY Jeans, it was a very organic fit.'

Greene – who began her career as a model before turning to acting – was impressed when she saw the results of the campaign, shot by photographers Inez Van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. 'Ironically, two of my favourite shots were the ones that ended up on the Times Square Billboard,' she said of the two black and white DKNY Jeans photographs which she previously unveiled in New York. 'Those were the first images revealed from the campaign, and my first time on a billboard in Times Square, so it was an exciting day!'

Outside of her collaboration with the DKNY brand, Greene is busy racking up more acting credits on film and television - she stars alongside Olivia Wilde in the upcoming movie, Butter and was most recently seen locking lips with Christina Ricci in her role as Amanda Mason on TV’s sixties-set Pan Am. The job allowed Ashley to indulge the retro side of her style. 'I’ve always loved the fashion from that era,' she said. 'It made it easy to get into the character of Amanda. Once you’re in the wardrobe, hair and makeup, you’re immediately transported back to the Sixties.'

Fear not, she’ll transport herself back to 2012 in time for the Met Ball. The dress? Who else but her new boss, Donna Karan? Can’t. Wait.

by Nick Barron

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Fug Girls: Twilight’s Ashley Greene Shares Hard-Earned Fashion Wisdom at DKNY

It's amazing how chill Donna Karan manages to be even though she's about to send a show down the runway. We would be backstage weeping into a split of Champagne — okay, a bottle; okay, four bottles. But at DKNY on Sunday, Karan hung out before the show with the rest of us, mingling cheerfully with the media before posing for an unending passel of photographs with her current campaign girl Ashley Greene. "Thank you — it's all about the lighting, honey!" she winked at a journalist who asked her to shift her position. Then she narrowed her eyes and stared thoughtfully at another lady. "I love your hair. I might have to change all the hair tomorrow," she said, referencing her eponymous Donna Karan show. If she's organized enough to be that relaxed with two full fashion shows on the docket, then we probably can't keep using our rigorous typing schedule as an excuse for not going to the gym. We may need to start following her around and taking notes.

Unsurprisingly, Nina Dobrev — who made a splash at the Emmys in a red Donna Karan gown in September — also took in the show, seated between Greene and the divine Coco Rocha, and got an introduction to the designer after it ended. "I'd been dying to meet you," we heard Nina say as they hugged. Dobrev looked great in a black and white dress and a leather jacket — the latter of which was a smart choice, in the end, because Karan threw open the doors and had the models hit the catwalk from outside. Suddenly it made sense why 90 percent of the assembled reporters — plus several event staffers in headsets — had left on their heavy winter coats. Said Greene, who was clad only in a short-sleeved red dress, "We were like, 'Man it's hot in here,' but they obviously know what they're doing because when the doors opened there was that gust of air and it all evened out, so I was okay."

Greene, who is a month out from her next DKNY shoot, said Karan is once again custom-making her Met Ball  gown for the May gala. Having a gown basically built around your body sounds like a pretty dreamy proposition to us, especially smack in the middle of Fashion Week, when everything we brought suddenly seems so boring and doesn't fit quite right (what, blame the red-wine-and-carbs diet? Not us). "A lot of what I wear, they create for me, so, say, they'll send over twenty sketches and say, 'This is what we're thinking, what do you think?'" Greene said. "They obviously totally don't have to give me approval over that stuff but they're incredible about it. It's so cool. To have access to these designers … not everybody gets that. I'm really lucky, and it's just ridiculously fun." Since she hit it big with Twilight, Greene has been doing enough red carpet appearances  (seriously, it feels like she single-handedly carries most of the overseas premieres; we hope her flyer miles buy her a spa vacation) that she said she's noticed an evolution in her personal style. "When you're first thrust into the fashion world, it's overwhelming. The fashion industry has a language of its own and sometimes it's hard to understand," she confessed, laughing. "But I'm definitely learning what works on me or my body type. You have to learn that just because a trend is hot doesn't mean you have to embrace it, or that it looks good on you." Still, even with all the fancy new stuff rolling in, we wondered if Greene ever looks at her closet and realizes she has one fallback item she just keeps buying (kind of like the time we needed more than two hands to count our horizontally striped shirts). "I was always big on t-shirts and jeans, so I have a thousand t-shirts," she said. "I've actually started weeding those out because let's face it, you really only need five. And I have a lot of shoes. A lot of shoes." Girl, we feel you. Whether it's laundry day or Bloat Saturday, shoes always fit, and in our minds you can never have enough. "There's never too many shoes," she affirmed. "Although you can run out of closet space. That's definitely happened." She paused, then corrected herself with a sheepish grin, "That's definitely happening."

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Ashley at Fashion Week

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