Kerry Washington–stylish, poised, and talented (not to mention stunning)–is a tailor-made fashion mag cover girl if we ever saw one. Still, until now, she’d only covered a few niche titles like Ebony, Essence, and Women’s Health. Why?
The UK’s newest glossy magazine is ambitious, highly funded–and exclusively online.
In the below video, Minaj is “Nicole,” an Elle staffer, and she interviews… herself. Nicole is a pretty cringeworthy mockery of that breathless, vapid, fashion girl. We have to hand it to Minaj, she’s pretty damn funny.
You are cordially invited to the royal runway show! The Queen will host a public catwalk show next year at Buckingham Palace as part of the celebration for the 60th anniversary of her coronation. {Vogue UK}
Kanye West wasn’t around when Kim Kardashian cut her new bangs–but he usually plays a “huge part” in important styling decisions of that nature. {US Weekly}
Nicki Minaj gets a major make-under for the April cover of Elle. {Elle}
It’s spring cleaning for Gwyneth Paltrow–the GOOPstress is selling some of her own (gently worn!) clothes and accessories for charity. Hopefully little Apple is still too young to understand what her mom’s doing. {GOOP}
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.
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?
Last week, we told you about Editorialist, an exciting new online magazine/ecommerce hybrid with a focus on luxury accessories launched by former Elle accessories editors Kate Davidson Hudson and Stefania Allen.
Yesterday, we hopped on the phone with Davidson Hudson and Allen to get the full scoop on how the idea for Editorialist came about, the site’s cool concierge service, and why they left Elle (which they sort of told us).
Read on for our interview!
Kim Kardashian may be in the midst of a high fashion makeover (kourtesy of Kanye), but that doesn’t mean every designer has embraced her as much as she’s been embracing them.
Back in December, we caught wind of a new magazine called Editorialist scheduled to launch this spring, and learned that some Elle staffers were rumored to be involved. While we were wrong (sort of) about Kate Lanphear’s involvement (she went to T), two other former Elle staffers are indeed behind it.
That Claudia Schiffer made any missteps throughout her illustrious (and still going strong) modeling career is hard to believe. The blue-eyed blonde has been the face of everything from Chanel to Guess (twice), covered Vogue innumerable times and was even immortalized in Zoolander.
However, even supermodels who look like Brigitte Bardot suffer from regrets and missed opportunities, like, you know not getting an Hermès bag named after you.
March was a good month for fashion glossies this year.
