To be fair, Galliano always kinda dresses like a Hasidic pirate. This is nothing new. But there’s no question that this outfit–and especially that hat–wasn’t the best look to be papped in after having announced a comeback of sorts and recently settling in New York.
We got a press release this morning from our friend Danica Lo announcing her move from Glamour, where she’d been the mag’s senior online fashion and beauty editor for the past eight months (and before that the founding editor of Racked.com, and before that, a fashion writer with the New York Post), to celeb style site StyleBistro. It’s a site that, we have to admit, we didn’t know too much about, so we got a hold of Danica to fill us in on why she decided to leave Conde Nast for Zimbio and what she plans to do with StyleBistro.
Fashionista: Why did you decide to make the move?
The Boyfriend’s Back: Suzy Menkes says the 80′s are back in the shape of boyfriend suits. Does your boyfriend dress like this? {The New York Times} Boys for Boys: Henry Holland, Philip Lim & Richard Chai make the perfect white tees for Topshop. We pout because they are for boys but realize we’ll probably buy Read more →
A while back, we noticed that Lauren Conrad’s Collection was curiously tucked into the DVF section of Bloomingdale’s in Soho. We’ve also recently noticed that everyone’s so taken with scenes involving Olivia Palermo on The City, that the name “Spencer” has ceased to draw the same level of ire as in summers past. So it Read more →
Last year, Conde Nast announced a company-wide 5% budget cut and cancelled their usual holiday party at the Four Seasons, and a lot of people hoped that would be the end of it. But on top of yesterday’s memo from Conde’s CEO Chuck Townsend sent out to employees to politely remind them to watch their Read more →
With the ongoing LOVE affair and a couple Fashion Weeks now behind us, we almost forgot that the magazine industry is dying. Today’s dose of print reality comes via the Post, who are reporting that T:Style, our favorite section of the Sunday Times (when it’s there), has been scaled down from fifteen issues per year Read more →
A puzzle: Christian Siriano, arguably better known for structured jackets and layered ruffles than for popularizing the word “fierce” as an acceptable adjective, has just signed a deal with Payless to do a line of bags and shoes for Fall 09. Apparently, the tired economy has gotten to his customers (and potential buyers), too, and Read more →
