Tavi Gevinson stopped by Late Night to practice her bitchface with Jimmy Fallon… absolute dream duo right there. {HuffPost}
Forget wearing all black or sitting shiva, Lady Gaga chose to mourn the passing of Terry Richardson’s mom with… an undercut. {Refinery29}
These girls were medieval rocker princesses. The word back stage was that Dungeons & Dragons was an inspiration.
Like many other high-school students, Tavi Gevinson has been working on her yearbook. Unlike most however, it’s 352-pages and was launched at a bookstore with press and Lena Dunham in attendance.
Does Tavi Gevinson have some sort of goal to conquer every creative medium there is before she turns 18? With a resume that already makes us feel like we might as well just give up, Gevinson just added a whole new career: Hollywood actress. The fashion blogger turned editor/singer/model/person who goes to high school has Read more →
Kickstarter’s Strangest Successes: We’re fascinated by Kickstarter’s potential to launch fashion brands, and even more fascinated by some of the crazy stuff that gets $$$–here are the 10 wackiest. Olympic Mania: We like to think we’re not the only ones whose lives are now fully consumed by watching Olympic events and medal counts (right guys?!). Read more →
Most 16-year-olds’ greatest accomplishments involve acing their chem final and finally getting their driver’s license–but suffice it to say, Tavi Gevinson is not “most teenagers.” From becoming a blogging sensation (at aged 13), attending fashion weeks around the world (in the front row, to the chagrin of some fashion folks), covering major fashion magazines, then Read more →
Tavi Gavinson just landed a major magazine cover. It’s a far cry from her last one of note: last fall’s L’Officiel, on which she sported a grey bowl cut and wore a bunch of Chanel. This month, she covers feminist magazine Bust and looks pretty normal. She’s interviewed by one of her Rookie editors (who Read more →
Despite the fact that Tavi Gevinson is 16–and therefore bang on in the middle of Seventeen‘s demo–the teenage blogger superstar is not too keen on the magazine. Which is kind of the reason why she started her very own (and totally awesome) teen magazine Rookie in the first place. So, you can imagine her ire when Seventeen not-so-subtly ripped off Rookie‘s Ask a Grown Man feature with its Ask an A-lister feature.
For those of you unfamiliar with Ask a Grown Man, it’s this awesome feature that has adult celebrities like John Hamm and Judd Apatow honestly answering reader-submitted questions via a home computer camera–it’s un-produced and completely genuine (and if you haven’t watched the John Hamm one watch it now). Seventeen‘s take however, plays up the celebrity angle and has the so-called “A-lister” done up in hair and makeup and filmed in the magazine’s offices.
“This is the first time that I’ve felt that something I’ve done, or Rookie has done, has been copied,” Tavi told Racked today.
She continued:
The former intern who sued Harper’s Bazaar back in February is now suing Dana Lorenz and the Fenton Fallon group, where she interned last summer. {NY Post}
Black and yellow is fall’s buzziest color combination. Unfortunately, it can potentially leave you looking like a bumblebee. Let FabSugar show you how to avoid a faux-pas and wear it the right way. {FabSugar}
The United Arab Emirates is considering imposing tourist dress codes, banning short shorts and revealing dresses in the modest, Muslim nation. {HuffingtonPost}
In the market for a breezy summer layering piece? Look no further than this quick and easy DIY. {Refinery29}
Salvatore Ferragamo has tapped Kate Moss and Karmen Pedaru to front their F/W campaign. {WWD}
Ann Curry gave a tearful goodbye speech on Today this morning, but her morning show style will forever be remembered. {HuffPo}
Patricia Field was a little less than classy last night at Issac Mizrahi’s interview with Derek Blasberg when she proceeded to shout her opinion on a few comments he made. {NY Post}
Joana Avillez illustrated a guide to fashion’s biggest personalities. Click through to see cartoon Tavi Gevinson and Daphne Guinness. {Refinery 29}
“I think they could be a little bit more well groomed-—if you know what well groomed is, you just take a look in the mirror. Their hair doesn’t look neat, they look like they are all messed up. I don’t think messy is pretty, I think they should study themselves a little more and not Read more →
Early last week we told you that Iris Apfel and Tavi Gevinson would be sitting down at the Metropolitan Museum of Art to discuss what it means to be chic in the modern world. Well, yesterday they convened in an auditorium located just off the Egyptian wing to talk good taste, bad taste, and being Read more →
