Most of the Gucci for Net-a-Porter Collection Sold Out Instantly

If you woke up this morning hoping to get your hands on something from the Gucci for Net-a-Porter exclusive collection, you may have noticed that most pieces are already sold out (including these sneakers, as we predicted). The romantic antiqued floral and whimsical heart prints that adorn most of the pieces can only be purchased through the site, and the buzz around the collection has been deafening. On the bright side, most of the sold-out pieces have a note below them saying that more stock is coming soon, so add your favorites to your Net-a-Porter wish list ASAP, and/or just stalk the site. We're guessing items will continue to quickly come and go! (We're particularly fond of this leather shoulder bag.)

Keep scrolling to shop our favorites pieces that are still in stock—but act fast.

Scouting Report: Hallak Revels in 50 Years of Clean Living

Photo From left, Jenni Kayne cashmere jersey T-shirt dress; Lurex jacquard drop-waist print dress with petal-print blouse for Paule Ka; and high-waist cropped jeans from AMO. Openings and Events

Hallak Cleaners, the dry cleaning service that's the industry go-to, will celebrate 50 years in business Thursday with an open house from 4 to 9 p.m. Come for Champagne, pro tips on stain removal and door prizes, which include a $500 gift card. At 1232 Second Avenue.

The same day, Woolrich John Rich & Brothers will mark its spring collaboration with the fabric mill Okajima in Kyoto, Japan, with a sushi and sake party from 6 to 9 p.m. You'll find the fruits of the partnership, a kimono print parka ($795), as well as ceramics, like an unglazed sake cup ($21), from the Japanese pottery brand Hill-Side. At 125 Wooster Street.

On Friday, the online retailer Everlane will open "Shoe Park," a 10-day interactive concept store where you can try out styles like leather babouche slippers ($145) and slides ($98) in the adult version of a playground with sculptural installations by the set designer Robert Storey. At 83 Wooster Street.

Makers & Brothers will host a furniture workshop at the Standard, East Village through Sunday with the woodworker James Carroll on site crafting stools from locally sourced timber ($285). At 25 Cooper Square.

Just in time for sunnier days, Hamptons pop-ups start opening this weekend. Julie Heller, curator of the SoHo vintage gallery EraLuxe, will open her Cabana shop for a second season. Expect summer bits like crop AMO jeans ($257) and sterling silver knot bracelets from Nikolai Rose ($240), as well as gorgeous archive pieces like an Alaïa butterfly dress ($1,350). At 53 Jobs Lane, Southampton, N.Y.

On Monday, the Los Angeles designer Jenni Kayne will bring her Cali-cool vibe out East with a pop-up with classics like a cashmere jersey T-shirt dress ($395), alongside an accessories mix that includes Birkenstocks ($135) and Barton Perreira eyewear ($395). At 2 Main Street, Southampton.

Hitting the Racks

T he first collection from the Lanvin alumna Alithia Spuri-Zampetti for Paule Ka, which includes feminine pieces like a Lurex jacquard drop-waist sleeveless print dress ($995) and a long-sleeve petal-print blouse ($520) incorporating the contemporary French label's signature bow, is now available. At 723 Madison Avenue.

The Alice and Olivia designer Stacey Bendet is playing prom fairy godmother with a "Buy a Dress, Give a Dream" promotion: For every dress — like, say, a high-neck, open-back embroidered short gown ($1,198) — sold before Tuesday, she will donate a dress to Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, Prep for Prep and City Year, three charities that work with underprivileged high school students. At 431 West 14th Street.

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