Spiderman
Saturday July 14th, 2012
Tuesday July 3rd, 2012
Spiderman‘s Sweethearts: A Look Back at Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield’s Adorably Chic Couple Style
The Amazing Spiderman hits theaters today and we can’t wait to see what the new cast (goodbye, Tobey McGuire and Kirsten Dunst, hello Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone!) has to offer. Their whirlwind premiere tours have proven to be among the most stylish ever, and the romance between the Emma and Andrew (they’ve been together Read more →
Friday June 29th, 2012
Fashion News Roundup: Kate Middleton Is Going To Be Homeless for a Night, Arizona Muse Channels Elvis for Isabel Marant, and Michael Kors Cracks Down on Counterfeiters
From princess to pauper? Kate Middleton says she’ll sleep on the gritty streets of London to raise awareness and aid for the city’s homeless. {People}
Emma Stone looked breathtaking (again) at the LA premiere of Spiderman. The girl just keeps getting better and better! {Fabsugar}
Anja Rubik talks about her new fashion erotica mag 25 and why she declined to do the Pirelli calendar with Terry Richardson. {The Cut}
Marion Cotillard is the cover girl for this month’s WSJ magazine and she looks good. From the gothic make-up to the slicked-back hair and waist-defining dresses, we’re drooling. {WSJ Magazine}
Friday June 22nd, 2012
Fashion News Roundup: Franca Sozzani is a UN Ambassador, Nicole Richie Launches a Perfume, and Models Dance for Givenchy
Vogue Italia EIC Franca Sozzani has snatched the title of UN Goodwill Ambassador. She’ll be working with industry insiders to promote sustainable development and much more. {Telegraph}
World-renowned milliner Stephen Jones will be fabricating fascinators for Raf Simons’ Dior Haute Couture premiere. Jones called the collection “exciting, beautiful and new,” but wouldn’t say much more than that. {Vogue UK}
At last year’s Webby awards, Anna Wintour told us that “sometimes geeks can be chic,” and the rise of fashion-forward online games only reinforces her statement. {WWD}
Mary Katrantzou, reigning queen of jaw-droppingly beautiful digital prints, won’t, or rather can’t, show pre-fall or resort collections because her intricate patterns take too long to produce (hint: four days to make a single print). {Vogue UK}
