Last year’s silly, dramatic Met gala rumor was that Anna Wintour had banned Kim Kardashian from attending, leaving Kanye West to go stag. This was obviously not the case this year–Kardashian not only attended the event, but was also welcomed into Wintour’s home the night before.
However, if the celebrity gossip rags are to be believed (which, ya know), this year’s Met Ball was not as drama-free as it seemed.
No question about it, the Fannings love them some Rodarte. The fashionable sisters have long been fans of the Mulleavy sisters’ creations, and at last week’s Met Gala, both Dakota and Elle wore Rodarte.
Still, when the Daily Mail reported yesterday that Elle, 15, and Dakota, 19, were designing for Rodarte we raised a collective eyebrow.
Well this sure is disappointing. After a report in always-credible UK news outlet The Sun basically confirmed that Suri Cruise, the stylish seven-year-old daughter of Katie Holmes and Tom Cruise, had a clothing line in the works, a spokesperson for Holmes has gone and denied the report/shattered our dreams.
How a new crop of Crown Heights businesses are putting an unexpectedly fashionable spin on modesty dressing.
New totally adorable fashion couple alert? We have no idea but Instagram makes it look that way.
So yesterday the New York Post ran this story, “Red Carpet Lending Nightmares,” detailing the distressed condition designer gowns are returned in after they’ve been worn by a celebrity on the red carpet.
The most salacious story? An anonymous PR told the tab that Lady Gaga returned a Mugler gown with what looked like a semen stain on it. “It was so disgusting,” she said. “I couldn’t even tell you.”
After polling various PRs who lend out designer dresses to celebrities on the regular, we’re not at all surprised by this story.
Is the feud that never really existed between Anna Wintour and Kim Kardashian over?
While Vogue cover stars can be a bit predictable, we feel like the wild cards are the musicians. We didn’t really see Gwen Stefani’s January cover coming and we definitely didn’t see this coming.
In a recent piece for T magazine, Suzy Menkes heralds the end of what she calls a “decade of slut style,” and a return to modesty on the runways. (Yeah, we had a thing or two to say about that.) But if history is any indication, provocative fashion is nothing new and not going anywhere anytime soon.
Click through to read our brief account of fashion’s most revealing moments through the ages. What got people riled up (sometimes just a glimpse of ankle)—and what didn’t (a whole lotta cleavage in the 1500s)—might surprise you.
With his temporary gig at Oscar de la Renta supposedly over (initial reports said it would last three weeks), we’re all left wondering: what’s Galliano’s next move?
Central Saint Martins may have dismissed reports that he was taking on a teaching role there, but that doesn’t mean those rumors that he may teach somewhere were entirely baseless.
If you feel like you didn’t see much of street style starlet Taylor Tomasi Hill this past fashion month, that’s because you didn’t.
Tomasi Hill is deliberately avoiding photographers, repeating outfits and slipping in and out of shows ala Anna Wintour, according to our sources. The reason? She reportedly wants her position as Moda Operandi’s artistic director to be taken more seriously.
To be fair, this doesn’t mean she’s gone altogether. Tomasi Hill did a photo diary for Harperbazaar.com over fashion week, and was featured on Style.com.
But her dialed-back presence should not go unnoticed, as she’s not the only one in that first crop of street style stars to selectively avoid the spotlight.
Kate Upton Vogue cover rumors have been swirling for a while–specifically that she’d been shot for the cover of this year’s February issue–which ended up going to Rooney Mara.
But worry not: Upton’s first American Vogue cover (and third time in the magazine) is on its way for June, we hear from a reliable source.
