Karl Lagerfeld’s period film Once Upon a Time, which stars Keira Knightley as Coco Chanel, is finally here–all 15 glorious minutes of it.
The designer-cum-director reportedly gave the actors, including Knightley, Clotilde Hesme, Lindsey Wixson, Stella Tennant, Tallulah Harlech, their lines just moments before shooting–which makes a lot of sense when you watch the film.
The outfit Keira Knightley chose to get married in this past weekend was much more low-key than anyone expected, what with the rumors that Karl Lagerfeld had been concocting some elaborate couture confection for her big day.
Contrary to semi-hilarious rumors last month that Keira Knightley would be donning a dress by designer Pam Hogg for her upcoming nuptials to fiancé James Righton, the New York Post now reports that the actress will walk down the aisle in a custom Karl Lagerfeld gown.
New details and a pretty trailer emerge from Karl Lagerfeld’s latest directorial effort starring Keira Knightley as Coco Chanel set in Deauville (the site of the first Chanel boutique) in 1913.
Gap, Inc. chairman and CEO Glenn Murphy has a bright new vision for the company, which involves more Piperlime stores and strengthening Intermix’s e-commerce. {WWD}
Cara Delevingne puts on her serious face to play the role of a dramatic actress in Vogue‘s May 2013 “Take Two” shoot with British actor Tom Hiddleston. {The Front Row View}
Calling all creative writers! Prada wants to know your thoughts on how vision shapes experience for its new writing contest, Prada Journal. You can start sending in your entries via Prada.com today through June 18. {WWD}
Watch how a two hour interview with Karl Lagerfeld morphs into a single question to the man behind Chanel in this fascinating clip. {Nowness}
Four-year-old Chanel model Hudson Kroenig will be in it too.
We’ve been crazy about the costumes for Anna Karenina since the first stills were released, and it looks like we’re not the only ones: They’ve been nominated for this year’s Best Costume Design Oscar.
Costume designer Jacqueline Durran is behind the amazing wardrobe that brilliantly mixed Russian aristocracy with 1950s Dior couture.
As 2012 comes to an end, we’ve taken a look back at some of this year’s best red carpet moments and the particularly stylish ladies who made them happen.
Sure, some of them may have had help from their stylists, but we think each of these 20 ladies has an innate quality that makes them keep getting it right time and time again.
Click through to find out who they are and what we think makes them 2012′s best dressed.
This week, two ladies rocked one of our favorite labels, Carven, which we hope to keep seeing more of on the red carpet. Rashida Jones looked quirky and sweet in Band of Outsiders. Amanda Seyfried wore a memorable look from Nicolas Ghesquiere’s final Balenciaga collection. And for the first time ever, there’s a cat on Read more →
Anna Karenina marks the third time costume designer Jacqueline Durran has teamed up with director Joe Wright and the film’s star Keira Knightley–and we think it’s safe to say that the trio has definitely hit its stride.
We got the chance to catch up with Jacqueline to ask her why she mixed 1950s couture with Russian aristocracy and what it’s like to work in costume design.
Read on to hear what she had to say and get a behind-the-scenes, up-close-and-personal look at some of the costumes.
There’s no doubt that every lady on Vogue‘s best dressed list is fashionable. Still, we think the fashion glossy may have overlooked a few people.
Click through for the mag’s 10 best, as well as 10 women we think should have made the list.
