Rodarte: From Ivy League to Leather Pants Minutes before the Rodarte show was to begin this afternoon, Jennifer Graylock, one of the veteran front-row photographers, stopped by to hand out business cards for one of her side ventures, what she describes as a line of art furniture. Ms. Graylock takes portraits of celebrities and prints them on the seats of chairs, you see. The concept is called "Sit on My Face," and you can imagine that a designer might adapt it to a runway show, so that editors could find their places by looking for their mugs in the front row. Her business cards served as examples of her work. She had a nice shot of Anna Wintour, which could be made into a chair, but handed me one of Ryan Reynolds. I traded for Lady Gaga, just as the real Kirsten Dunst walked by, and Ms. Graylock had to get back to her day job. The Rodarte collection this season was not for sitting around. The sisters Kate and Laura Mulleavy packed a lot of energy into collages of guipure and jacquard with metal cages, built-in jewelry and panels of silk printed with an ivy trellis, on evening gowns and short strapless dresses. In the same collection, there was a street-tough vibe, with boxy black leather jackets, trimmed with fringe, and lace-up black leather pants.