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Katie Holmes is Glowing at Old Navy Fashion Week Party

One of the coolest things about New York Fashion Week is celebrity spotting. At a Fashion Week party for Old Navy, we saw stylist June Ambrose, former Top Model creative director Jay Manuel and the evening's co-host, fashion editor and Old Navy style ambassador, Joe Zee.


Katie Holnes getting a temporary jewelry tattoo at Old Navy and Joe Zee's Fashion Week party.

The A-list star power, however, came courtesy of Suri Cruise's mom, aka Katie Holmes, who held court at the temporary jewelry tattoo station. We loved "Dawson's Creek" back in the day and we are happy to report that "Joey" is just as beautiful (dewy tanned skin, luscious brunette locks, model thin and tall) in person as she looked on the small screen.  And we're sure Tom has gotten the memo by now, but Katie looks really happy.

"Fall in Love" with Old Navy./Photos by Everything She Wants

Instead of models, Old Navy set up kiosks with Joe Zee's fall fashion picks. But we were too busy mingling and waiting in line for swag (Old Navy tee-shirt, scarf and tote bag and a custom eye compact palette from e.l.f. Cosmetics) to take a gander at Mr.  Zee's picks. And not having models or a clear idea of what exactly was being celebrated was perhaps this cool event's one misstep.

Either way, it was a festive way to kick off Fashion Week.

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