Kristen Stewart just landed her first Vogue UK cover. She wears a bra, talks about being clumsy, and does not mention R.Patz. {HuffPost} Opening Ceremony’s country of focus this year will be Korea; expect tons of cool Korean labels in the store. The initiative launches during FNO, where you’ll be able to karoake with the Read more →
There’s really not much to say about this. It’s dead-on awesomeness speaks for itself. A tiny Stephen Jones hat off to you, whoever you are who created this meme.
We’ve always wondered how Anna Dello Russo manages to look comfortable and poised while stomping around fashion week in six-inch stilettos and super-short skirt–no matter the temperature–while we shuffle along, huddled in our parka and winter boots. For instance, the picture at left was taken in January–January, people!–in Milan, when the temperature was probably hovering Read more →
Can you tell that we’re seriously, unabashedly obsessed with the Olympics here at Fashionista? Well, we are. It’s difficult not to be–what with Ryan Lochte running swimming around all shirtless and Gabby Douglas being generally adorable, it’s a major exercise (ha!) in our willpower to focus on anything else. And we aren’t alone! In addition Read more →
The haute couture shows wrapped last week in Paris, but one last couture collection made its debut yesterday. Dolce & Gabbana staged its first ever “couture” show yesterday in Sicily. The line, called Alta Moda, was shown to an intimate gathering of editors (Anna Wintour, Grace Coddington, Franca Sozzani), friends of the designers, former faces Read more →
It’s hard to say what Anna Dello Russo is better known for: What she wears on her body, or what she wears on her head.
Though she does it with more frequency, she’s not the only fashion editor wearing off-the-runway looks to events and runway shows. But she’s pretty much in a league of her own when it comes to her headgear. She even feels it’s her responsibility to keep head pieces alive, which is good for Alan Journo, the man who makes all of her hats, from those sparkly giant pieces of fruit (he commissioned them) to that Peruvian doll she wore on her head at the Prada men’s show a few weeks ago.
Journo was nice enough to let us pick his brain about his masterful ability to top fashion’s finest. Read on to learn about his long career, what it’s been like working with ADR, who really designed that famous cherry hat and more. He’s definitely a character, which must be why he and Anna get along so well!
Kate Upton’s Behind The Scenes Video: Banned from YouTube and Vimeo before finally calling GQ’s website home, a behind the scenes video from Kate Upton’s GQ feature by Terry Richardson made waves when it hit the web. Not surprisingly, her boobs are the star of the show.
Fashion Memes Promote Stylish Procrastination: We rounded up our ten favorite fashion-related memes for a good Friday LOL, and now we’re asking you to revisit them because, let’s face it, they’re still hilarious.
Menswear Trends For The Gals: A good suit or blazer is just as much a necessity for men as it is for women, but that’s not where the gender bending ends. We took a look at some of the top street style trends at menswear fashion week and made them work for the girls. We wouldn’t recommend that Nazi-inspired look that’s been trending, though…
The frenzied dance between street style photographers and their bait is now a common sight at fashion shows and events, and it’s upped the wardrobe ante for everyone. But as with any phenomenon, there tends to be a saturation point, and it seems like street style may be reaching it (just look at the growing hordes waiting to be photographed outside the tents at fashion week.) But because of the transient nature of the internet and our notoriously short attention spans, what happens when these women, who were previously in the spotlight, suddenly aren’t interesting anymore?
It’s no secret that the always-outrageously-dressed Anna Dello Russo seems to like getting photographed. But few people realize just how important it really is to the editor. In a limo ride ADR shared with the Telegraph (jealous!), the editor said: “In the beginning [being photographed for street style] was a little embarrassing. But sometimes now Read more →
Milan’s Menswear fashion week–and menswear in general–is getting our attention like never before. We’re taking cues from the dude street style stars, and extrapolating what any given collection could mean for the future of a brand–not to mention drooling over the man candy that walks down the runway.
Of course, as menswear fashion week gets more and more attention, so too, does its front row. Celebrities showed up in droves to designer events in Milan this week–and not just the gents either. Plenty of women celebs and street style stars were on-hand to fete the menswear collections.
Click through for our round-up of the best dressed celebrities at Milan’s Menswear Fashion Week.
Paging Anna Dello Russo: Spanish fashion designer Agatha Ruiz de la Prada has teamed up with Yoox.com on a line of one-of-a-kind fascinators. The collection, which launched today, features 30 bright and colorful headpieces that would be perfect for getting your Gaga on. Each piece was 100% handmade by the designer, which means you can get your hands on a truly unique topper featuring the likes of a pair of lips or a fried egg. And the best part? The line ranges in price from just $90 to $105.
What can make Matthew McConaughey put on a shirt? Getting married! The actor married his baby momma and longtime girlfriend Camila Alves this past weekend. {People}
Everyone has a story of when they took scissors to their hair as a child. Lauren Hutton, well beyond those years, decided to give the self-chop another go, and of course, she looks effortless. {The Cut}
Muhammad Ali joins the likes of Angelina Jolie and Bono as the new face of Louis Vuitton’s “Core Values” campaign. He looks great, but the real knock-out is his adorable grandson. {Telegraph}
