Lily McMenamy to Star in Marc Jacobs’ Fall 2013 Ad After Topless Turn on the Runway
18-year-old Lily McMenamy has landed her first big-name designer campaign, for Marc Jacobs–and all she had to do was take off her top. (Kidding!)
18-year-old Lily McMenamy has landed her first big-name designer campaign, for Marc Jacobs–and all she had to do was take off her top. (Kidding!)
Clearly we’re a little influenced by the Met Ball’s punk theme this May, though we’re planning to balance that out with a classic cobalt Madewell purse and a dream trip to the Outer Banks courtesy of Purple Diary.
As rumored, Kate Upton covers the June 2013 issue of US Vogue.
The model responds to criticism about her weight, and opens up about (surprise!) acting and designing.
It’s here! It’s here! The Met Ball red carpet is finally underway. So the fashion is great–though not exactly punk. According to Anna Wintour, though, her florals are punk, in a way: Andrew Bolton, the currator of the exhibit told her that pink was the real color of punk. Hence the color scheme. So there. Read more →
Galliano’s not going. See who is.
A seemingly age-defying Winona Ryder (Wino forever?) graces the latest cover of Interview. {NY Daily News}
Giancarlo Giammetti, star of Valentino: The Last Emperor and longtime business partner of the brand, is penning a juicy autobiography including more than 50,000 photos snapped over the last 50 years. {WWD, Subscription required.}
Suzy Menkes doesn’t sound too thrilled about The Met’s highly anticipated Punk: Chaos to Couture exhibit. {NY Times}
What inspired the birth of Chanel No.5? Comprising 240 curated elements, the “No.5 Culture Chanel” exhibit launched in Paris yesterday to offer a deeper understanding about the fragrance’s origins. {WWD, Subscription required.}
Vogue may have gotten snubbed at last year’s National Magazine awards–but this year the mag took home top honors.
The partnership that gave us Prabal Gurung and Joseph Altuzarra at accessible price points is back.
For the third year in a row, J.Crew is partnering with the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund to bring industry-recognized excellent design to the masses.
Here’s a sneak peek at what Greg Chait of The Elder Statesman, Tabitha Simmons and Jennifer Meyer have designed for J.Crew.
The philosophy Vogue and the Met seem to be going with in setting the stage for the upcoming Punk: Chaos to Couture gala and exhibit is that punk is an attitude–one that Givenchy designer and perceived rebel Riccardo Tisci has been chosen to represent as a co-chair.
So, Style.com sat down with him for an interview to more or less assess how punk he really is.
So, how punk is Riccardo Tisci, really? Let him count the ways:
What does an Anna Wintour-approved web series look like?
Now, we know. Vogue‘s online programming will debut May 8 (after the Met Ball), and you can already watch teasers on the glossy’s YouTube channel.
We’ll admit it seems pretty obvious (especially given her lastest hire) that Anna Wintour will continue to have a hand in politics while fulfilling her role as Condé Nast’s artistic director and Vogue‘s editor in chief. But it seems certain that she’s not going to be an ambassador. At least not anytime soon.
Still, Friday’s news that Marc Lasry, frontrunner for the French ambassador post, was withdrawing after his involvement with a mob-run poker ring became public, has some speculating Wintour might be offered the gig.
Great news fashion fans (and fans of unintentionally funny photogs): The Met Gala red carpet will be livestreaming again this year.
This year’s red carpet will be hosted by Vogue‘s own William Norwich and model Hilary Rhoda