Mood Board: May 2013
Clearly we’re a little influenced by the Met Ball’s punk theme this May, though we’re planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.
Clearly we’re a little influenced by the Met Ball’s punk theme this May, though we’re planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.
Want to own a piece of fashion history–and history history? Ten of Princess Diana’s most iconic dresses are going up for auction on March 19. {Vogue UK}
Watch the great Karlie Kloss in action on the set of her seductive spring 2013 Muse Magazine cover shoot. {Fashion Gone Rogue}
This poor girl’s YouTube hair tutorial is legitimately the stuff of nightmares. Ergo you must watch it. {HuffPo}
Cara Delevingne was the top model at London Fashion Week, but who’s surprised? See who else did pretty well for themselves. {The Cut}
Vogue Ukraine’s editor-in-chief, Masha Tsukanova, told us that we could expect her first-ever issue of the glossy to be “part glamour, part rock n’ roll, and part casual.” Judging by the cover, we’d say she nailed it.
We’ve spilled a lot of (virtual) ink documenting all the modeling dramas this year. In the past 12 months there have been weight debates ranging from Karlie Kloss’ missing ribs to Kate Upton’s voluptuous appeal, and even a Vogue health initiative to prevent the use of underage models. Trysts and heartbreak involving Justin Bieber and Read more →
Remember how awesome the Versace menswear show was? How naked and muscley and like a gay Vegas revue?
Well in Versace’s new spring womenswear campaign, those naked gladiators (Edward Wilding, Kacey Carring, and Veit Couturier) are back, flanking none other than Kate Moss, Daria Werbowy, and Joan Smalls. Merry Christmas!
On the one hand, it does look a bit like a ’90s Gap ad and we’re sure Fashion Spot commenters are complaining about Alt’s lackluster styling. But on the other hand, it’s kind of amazing. Alt chose a great cast of gals who look awesome together, photographed beautifully by Inez & Vinoodh, and the simple outfits definitely highlight each woman’s beauty.
Maiyet may be a new kind of fashion brand, but that doesn’t mean they can’t use a classic, iconic model.
Vogue Paris is just about the last fashion glossy to unveil its all-important September issue (why you always so slow, Vogue Italia?), and the reveal comes with an overall redesign of the iconic glossy, solidifying new-ish EIC Emmanuelle Alt‘s stamp on the magazine and fully realizing her point of view.
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 →
Harper Beckham Gets First Modeling Offer: If you were scandalized by 10-year-old French model Thylane Blondeau, prepare to clutch your pearls: personalized baby gift company My1stYears.com has posted an open letter to Harper Beckham offering her a modeling gig. {Telegraph UK}
Adorkable is Bankable: Proving that it pays to be quirky, Zooey Deschanel and her enviable head of hair have landed a deal with Pantene to represent their Beautiful Lengths Collection. {ONTD}
Daria Goes Down Under: Daria Werbowy looks bangin’ in Balmain for Vogue Australia’s June edition, shot by Daniel Jackson. {Fashion Gone Rogue}
MAIYET | Colombia Hand Casting from M A I Y E T on Vimeo. You’ll probably be hearing a lot about Maiyet in the coming months. The year-old label, which just showed its second collection during Paris fashion week last week, launches at Barneys tomorrow. Maiyet is named after the Egyptian goddess of truth and Read more →
It looks like those retro bodysuits from Prada’s spring 2012 collection are shaping up to be a popular magazine look. It’s not even February, and they’ve already made four glossy appearances–most recently on Daria Werbowy on the cover of Vogue Paris.