Karl Lagerfeld and Carine Roitfeld Once Tried to Give Alexa Chung a Beard
What do you do when you’re a gorgeous it girl and Karl Lagerfeld wants to give you a beard? If you’re Alexa Chung, you take a stand.
What do you do when you’re a gorgeous it girl and Karl Lagerfeld wants to give you a beard? If you’re Alexa Chung, you take a stand.
Who better to take on Franco-German relations than Karl Lagerfeld, German designer and king of French fashion?
Fendi seemed to want to make a point this season about how much fur could be used in one collection and on how many items. Each show-goer was given a folder containing several of Karl Lagerfeld’s sketches–one of which announced, “Fendi is Fur; Fur is Fendi.” Arrows pointed out where on the model there was fur, and, of course, there was so much of it that the page was covered with them.
Maybe designers Silvia Fendi and Karl Lagerfeld wanted to make their pro-fur stance clear, in light of PETA’s constant badgering of the house. Or maybe, in a season where almost every designer is showing some clever take on fur, they wanted to lay claim to it: Begun as a furrier and leather goods brand in 1925, the Italian fashion label has had plenty of time to perfect their fur craft.
The multi, multi-talented Karl Lagerfeld used acid and fire to etch portraits into giant glass panels for his latest art exhibit in Switzerland. He would. {WWD}
Startling and unsettling statistics: Jezebel’s extensive research shows that New York’s runways were less racially diverse than previous seasons, and a number of brands had no models of color at all. {Jezebel}
Greetings, Earthlings! Was Sarah Jessica Parker the victim of an alien-esque Photoshop fail on her March cover of Harper’s Bazaar China? {HuffPo}
They found love… Sports Illustrated model and Adam Levine ex Anne Vyalitsyna has apparently moved on to dating DJ and Rihanna collaborator Calvin Harris. {US Weekly}
Michelle Obama finally tells us why she decided to cut bangs.
If you were wondering when Karl Lagerfeld ever finds the time to sleep, well, here’s your answer: When he’s behind the wheel of a car.
Fashion week is fast approaching which means lots of dry shampoo. I’d even wager to say there’s probably an uptick in sales of dry shampoo in New York during fashion week when so many of us are too busy to wash our hair like normal people. Gross but true. This one, by Klorane, is my favorite. It’s also Karl Lagerfeld’s favorite. So. There you go.
Whoops! Did Sigourney Weaver wear her Lanvin dress backwards at the SAG Awards? See for yourself. {HuffPo}
During her six hour testimony in court Gaga claimed her former assistant (who’s suing the pop star for overtime pay) was always partying with Terry Richardson and using her YSL discount without permission. {NY Post}
In all his spare time, Karl Lagerfeld is going to write a book–using 19th century daguerreotypes–about Roman fountains called The Glory of Water. {WWD}
And he doesn’t like them!
A master of every art form, Karl Lagerfeld directed a film to showcase Chanel’s spring 2013 collection, and some child-sized Choupette apparel.
We really hope it’s for sale…
PARIS: A pile of sand–dry, not the kind dumped on top of the icy streets outside–and a small forest greeted guests as they entered the Grand Palais this morning for the Chanel Haute Couture show. Sounds of birds chirping could be heard in the distance. A wooden walkway curved through this small pine and oak forest. At the summit of the climb was a semi-circular Roman amphitheater–the perch from which fashion’s elite would take in the collection.
We thought it was interesting and exciting and newsworthy when Karl Lagerfeld closed today’s Chanel couture show with two brides holding hands, symbolically showing his support of marriage equality in France.
The AP nabbed the story first, but they used some strange language to report it. We’re talking specifically about the phrase “lesbian couture.”