Ivanka Trump has made a name for herself in the fashion world with her high-end jewelry line, and tonight, she's set to show off her first ready-to-wear collection, for spring 2012. 
 Lord &amp; Taylor is hosting the invite-only runway show. The guest list is expected to include fashion industry big-wig Fern Mallis, InStyle's Hal Rubenstein and Elle's Joe Zee. 
 There's no word if Ivanka's famous dad Donald Trump will show. 
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 Follow Style/Entertainment Editor Julie Gordon on Twitter: <a href="http://twitter.com/jbgordon">@jbgordon</a>

Ivanka Trump has made a name for herself in the fashion world with her high-end jewelry line, and tonight, she's set to show off her first ready-to-wear collection, for spring 2012. Lord & Taylor is hosting the invite-only runway show. The guest list is expected to include fashion industry big-wig Fern Mallis, InStyle's Hal Rubenstein and Elle's Joe Zee. There's no word if Ivanka's famous dad Donald Trump will show. Follow Style/Entertainment Editor Julie Gordon on Twitter: @jbgordon

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