Beyonce’s had quite the year so far. She’s covered not one but three editions of Vogue, performed at the Superbowl, fronted an H&M campaign and launched her Mrs. Carter Show world tour. Now, it looks like the singer might be capping it all off with a pregnancy.
E! Online is reporting “multiple sources” have confirmed Beyonce is pregnant with her second child.
We don’t know what it is about the Cannes film festival, but the star studded event always manages to produce the most glamorous red carpet year after year. (Okay, maybe we do know what it is: the palm trees, that French je ne sais quoi, every international celebrity you can think of…)
Click through the gallery to see what everyone wore.
Earlier this month we got a glimpse of J.Crew’s CFDA collaboration–featuring designs from this year’s CFDA/Vogue Fashion finalists Jennifer Meyer, Tabitha Simmons and The Elder Statesman. Today the complete collection landed in our inbox.
Whips and chains may turn Rihanna on, but sell t-shirts bearing her likeness without permission, and you’ll get sued–a lesson Topshop is learning right now.
Abercrombie and Fitch has become only the second American brand, after Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger parent company PVH, to sign the Bangladesh fire and safety accord, WWD is reporting. The retailer joins the 30 some companies–mostly European–who have signed onto the IndustriALL Global Union-led agreement including H&M, Zara, Topshop, Mango, Bennetton, and Joe Fresh.
Gap and Wal-Mart, two of the world’s biggest retailers who routinely produce out of Bangladesh, still have not signed the accord. Wal-Mart revealed on Tuesday it would be pursuing it’s own initiative to improve worker safety in Bangladesh–and now it looks like other American retailers will be following a similar path.
Earlier this week news broke that H&M, Zara and C&A had joined PVH, the parent company of Calvin Klein, Tommy Hilfiger and Izod, and German retailer Tchibo in signing onto the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh, a legally-binding agreement which requires retailers to help finance the fire and safety improvements needed in the area.
And while the move has inspired some retailers to join plan, others, like Wal-Mart, Topshop and Gap, have failed to do so.
It looks like Jimmy Choo founder Tamara Mellon, who left the shoe company at the end of 2011, is getting back to work.
We caught up with Julia Restoin Roitfeld to chat about her new lifestyle site Romy and the Bunnies, what her mom Carine taught her about style (including the most embarassing outfits mama Carine put her in), and how motherhood has changed her. Just don’t call it a mommy blog.
Last night, we also caught up with Chloe Sevigny to discuss how her new Absolut Elyx campaign came about–so naturally we talked about the first time she got drunk and puked on her bedroom floor.
The collection, set to hit stores May 25, is full of summery staples that look like they were sourced straight from the Rihanna’s closet.
Coty Inc, the beauty behemoth behind pretty much every blockbuster scent, is finally going public, WWD is reporting.
18-year-old Lily McMenamy has landed her first big-name designer campaign, for Marc Jacobs–and all she had to do was take off her top. (Kidding!)
