It’s here! It’s here! The Met Ball red carpet is finally underway. So the fashion is great–though not exactly punk. According to Anna Wintour, though, her florals are punk, in a way: Andrew Bolton, the currator of the exhibit told her that pink was the real color of punk. Hence the color scheme. So there. Read more →
One of Michelle Williams’s multiple AnOther covers (left) is stirring up controversy. {Jezebel}
So what exactly does creative ambassador-at-large do? Barneys’s Simon Doonan tells all.{Business of Fashion}
Designer Disney: Designers the Small World over, including Alber Elbaz, Philip Treacy, and Sibling by Sister, are redesigning classic character costumes for Disneyland Paris’s 20th anniversary fashion show on March 23. {Vogue UK}
Cindy Crawford got honest with Oprah about her four-year marriage to Richard Gere, which ended a hundred years ago in 1995. {HuffPo}
Here’s everything that is inspiring us this month!
Does Karl Lagerfeld say no to anything? The ubiquitous designer is collaborating with purveyor of plastic shoes, Brazilian footwear company Melissa for four seasons. {WWD}
Sally Field had a Kristen Stewart-esque surprise hiding under her gorgeous Valentino gown at the Vanity Fair Academy Awards after party. {HuffPo}
Natalie Portman’s latest Dior ad, directed by Sofia Coppola, has us seeing “La Vie en Rose.” {Telegraph}
Well, that was fast. Just four days after Hedi Slimane sent his debut ready to wear collection down that fateful Paris runway, images of Anja Rubik modeling the very same collection have been posted to YSL’s newly relaunched website.
Hooray! Anja Rubik’s right hip came out for an encore at the Anthony Vaccarello show in Paris yesterday.
The Clothes: Anthony Vaccarello is an up-and-comer by Paris standards. In a town where labels have been around for tens and even hundreds of years, Vaccarello is definitely part of the new generation here. But in just a few seasons he’s already garnered plenty of buzz and major editorial placements thanks to the sizzling slit-up-to-there Read more →
Dion Lee has won the Australian Woolmark Prize. {Fashionista Inbox}
Recently separated designer Vera Wang is now reportedly living with Olympic champion figure skater Evan Lysacek. {The Cut}
Here is the whole George Michael video starring Kate Moss. {HuffPo}
Anja Rubik and Mark Ronson are the new faces of Fendi’s new cologne, Fan di Fendi. {Design Scene}
Ever wonder what goes on in the mind of Kanye West? Apparently, it’s mostly naked ladies, some bondage, and of course, himself–or at least that’s what it looks like in this video, which the rapper created for Anja Rubik’s erotica magazine 25 and which The Cut just posted. Yeezy and Rubik apparently go way back, Read more →
From princess to pauper? Kate Middleton says she’ll sleep on the gritty streets of London to raise awareness and aid for the city’s homeless. {People}
Emma Stone looked breathtaking (again) at the LA premiere of Spiderman. The girl just keeps getting better and better! {Fabsugar}
Anja Rubik talks about her new fashion erotica mag 25 and why she declined to do the Pirelli calendar with Terry Richardson. {The Cut}
Marion Cotillard is the cover girl for this month’s WSJ magazine and she looks good. From the gothic make-up to the slicked-back hair and waist-defining dresses, we’re drooling. {WSJ Magazine}
Cannes’ red carpet marathon has finally come to an end. Tear, tear…
And while we’re certainly going to miss the endless procession of gorgeous gowns, now that the dust has settled we finally have a chance to reflect on the highs (and lows) of the eleven-day star-studded event.
So, without further ado, click through to see our roundup of Cannes broken into superlatives, from Best Dressed, to Best Ass, to Most Consistently Naked.
Summer’s here! Well, kind of. Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial start of the hot and humid season we all fantasize about through winter, and we’re just a little bit excited. If for some reason you need some convincing, we put together an inspo gallery of some of our favorite beach editorials to get you Read more →
