According to a new survey conducted by Allure, there’s an “ideal age” for women. And even though we’re not totally buying into the whole one-age-being-better-than-another thing… we’re still pretty glad the number is over 21.
Anna Wintour may not have gotten an ambassadorship out of her tireless fundraising efforts for Obama, but what she did get, was some incredible access to the President and the First Lady for Vogue.
We all know Jennifer Aniston can sell magazines. Lots of them. But who else dominates the newsstands? And who consistently underperforms? Click through to find out.
Which celebs tanked on the newsstands? Click through to find out.
Click through to see which celebs ruled the newsstands over the past five years.
It seems magazines have less and less to do with, you know, actual magazines, these days.
Hot on the heels of the announcement of Conde Nast’s new branded TV series, and the company’s investment in e-commerce, comes news that Teen Vogue has partnered with Macy’s to launch a clothing line named for the magazine.
Rihanna and Taylor Swift may have been at the top of their fame game in 2012–both released new albums, courted controversy in their love lives, and were damn near inescapable–but apparently people didn’t really care to see them on the cover of fashion glossies.
Both starlets were newsstand duds, according to the Alliance for Audited Media’s annual report of the best and worst selling glossy covers. So which cover stars did boost sales?
Well it’s about time. At 73-years-old Tina Turner has landed her very first Vogue cover.
It’s been a year and a half since Carine Roitfeld vowed to “never use a cigarette again in any shoot,” but it looks like the editrix may have already forgotten her declaration.
For Numéro France’s March issue, Sebastian Kim photographed white model Ondria Hardin with darkened skin in an editorial called “African Queen.” Unsurprisingly, it pissed off a lot of people.
Numéro has since released a statement on its Facebook page apologizing and explaining its decision to create and publish this story.
Well, I’m not convinced.
How do you make a fashion editorial about watching TV interesting? Cast Naomi Campbell and Lindsey Wixson, and outfit them in Balenciaga and DKNY.
CR Fashion Book‘s second issue is ballet-themed and while Carine Roitfeld didn’t get Mob Wives star Big Ang en pointe, she definitely got her dancing, along with Alessandra Ambrosio, Irina Shayk and Lil Buck in this new Bruce Weber-directed video.
