Blizzard schmizzard! Our street stylers aren’t going to let a little bit of snow get in the way of serious style. We snapped Man Repeller Leandra Medine, Victoria’s Secret model Anne V., and more showing their best winter wear.
Click through for your frosty fashion fix!
Going to a Dannijo show feels like going to the party of the nicest, most popular girl (or set of sisters) from your high school. Fresh from being toasted in a recent New York Times Style piece about their savvy social media usage, the girls fluttered around their presentation at the Jane Hotel, greeting well-wishers Read more →
To survive in this business, you’ve got to have more than talent. You’ve got to be shrewd, savvy, determined—and a crazy-hard worker.
So here’s our list of the 50 most influential people working in New York fashion right now. To compile the list, we used our own knowledge of the industry combined with advice from inside sources.
Let us know what you think: You’ll find the entire Fashionista 50 list below. Click on the person’s name to read a full bio. And if you really want to click through the whole slideshow, you can do so here.
The Fashionista 50 slideshow. Click through for a bio of each of our picks.
Kate Moss scored not one but four i-D covers this month to celebrate the anniversary of her first cover for the magazine 20 years ago. {Grazia}
Speaking of supermodels, Gisele Bundchen landed a gig as the new face of Chanel’s makeup line. {The Cut}
Get ready to hit the slopes in style: L.A.M.B. is collaborating with Burton on an outerwear collection. {WWD}
Some say the age of the personal style blogger is over.
Today, the girl needs more than an outfit, a boyfriend, and a camera. Bloggers need to think about production quality, editorial strategy, and affiliate programs to really gain a foothold on the web. They are more like editors, creating publications worthy of a million-person audience than a few thousand super-fans.
Yet it still comes down that camera. Nine times out of 10, the bloggers who move merchandise, who get people talking, who attract repeat advertisers, love to strike a pose.
So we say the personal style blogger isn’t going anywhere—-in fact, she’s more powerful than ever.
The amount of fried food involved may surprise you.
To anyone feeling just a tiny bit nauseous from hearing Mariah Carey’s “All I Want For Christmas Is You” playing repeatedly on every radio/stereo/Pandora station every second of every day since Thanksgiving (been there), we say–you can totally stand to hear it just one more time.
Celebrities weren’t the only ones who brought their style A-game this year. 2012 also ushered in a whole new batch of street style stars.
We’ve already introduced you to Russia’s fleet of paparazzi magnets, now let’s take a look at some of the other impeccably dressed ladies who got Tommy Ton, Phil Oh and our own Ashley Jahncke snapping in 2012.
Between Leandra Medine’s kooky-yet-classy mix, and sisters Natuka and Likuna Karkashadze’s perfectly-coordinated outfits, there’s no question that these women (and one pair of gents!) will keep you sartorially inspired well into 2013. Read on to see who made the cut.
We don’t know which is cuter: Romeo Beckham for Burberry or Leandra Medine and her husband Abie Cohen for Rag & Bone.
Playing the Cher to his Tai, Medine madeover Cohen in several Rag & Bone looks for the holidays. She even got him in an intarsia sweater with daggers on it and some printed pants. “I just turned a solid man into a print man!” she exclaimed.
We had to know more, so we grabbed Medine on email to chat about the important things like: Stealing her husband’s clothes, wearing Speedos, and how to avoid “constipated bar-mitzvah boy” face when modeling.
Titans of the footwear industry mingled alongside shoe-obsessed celebs like Victor Cruz, Fergie, Miranda Kerr, and more at last night’s 26th annual Footwear News Achievement Awards held at MoMa.
But the real star of the night was shoe designer Stuart Weitzman, who received the Lifetime Achievement Award. “I am not so naive as to not know that there are thousands of people in this industry who work as hard as I do,” said Weitzman of the honor. “Not everybody gets noticed, so it’s pretty humbling to be noticed.” Well, Weitzman has been noticed by everyone from Queen Elizabeth II to Beyonce, who recorded a special video congratulating him (“I’ve danced literally 1,000 miles in his amazing shoes,” she shared). So is there anyone Weitzman wishes he could see in his designs?
It’s Thanksgiving! The one day a year the fashion world puts aside its fad diets and smizes in favor of that extra slice of pumpkin pie and some awkward yet so-necessary family photos. To keep things light on this day of heavy feasting, we asked some of our favorite people in the industry what fashion things (what else?) they’re thankful for.
Happy Thanksgiving everyone!
