Hayley Phelan is the senior editor of Fashionista.com. Before that she was an assistant editor at Teen Vogue, and has contributed to Interview, Elle, luckymag.com, and more. In addition to being a proud Canuck, she is also a well-known J.Crew addict and snack connoisseur. She will eat anything under the sun, as long as it’s edible.
We spent an afternoon on a press junket with the woman who's reportedly paid millions to front a single campaign.
And ladies, if you weren’t already, it’s time to start paying attention to this label.
Roots, a homegrown Canadian label that still produces out of a factory in Toronto, is one of the many reasons it's awesome to be Canadian (free health care isn't too bad either).
FEMEN is at it again. The Ukranian feminist group with fairly naked protest tactics, has targeted Paris fashion week. Today, two topless activists actually stormed the runway at Nina Ricci.
I love a good biker jacket. Except sometimes the stiff, classic, black kind makes me feel, well, a little too much like a biker. Enter this gorgeous suede number from Club Monaco, in a dull green/olive color
While everyone in Hollywood was getting glammed up to go to the Emmys, putting the last style tweaks on their ballgowns and ensuring their updos and blowouts looked just right, Miley Cyrus was in Las Vegas wearing this. Here's a full look at the "ensemble," if you can call it that:
Seriously, how good is it???
Aspiring Vogue-ers take note: There's about to be a lot of room at the top of the glossy's masthead. Two top editors, senior market editor Meredith Melling Burke and bookings editor Valerie Boster, are both leaving the magazine to start a mysterious new venture together, WWD is reporting.
Two weeks ago, on the eve of New York Fashion Week, fashion activist Bethann Hardison launched a campaign to end racism on the runway. In an open letter to the governing fashion bodies of the major fashion cities--New York, London, Milan, and Paris--she blasted the industry for its white-washed model casts, stating that "no matter the intention, the result is racism." And she wasn't afraid to name names. Along with the memo, she publicly called out a number of designers who last season featured zero or one model of color on the runway. The designers, it seems, were listening.
The Victoria's Secret fashion show won't air until December 10th--but according to Lindsay Ellingson, Angels are already in full prep mode. We caug
Always dreamed about heading down to Marfa, Texas and posing outside the famous Prada "store", a la Beyonce? Well, you might want to book your tickets--and fast. According to the New York Times, the iconic structure is in danger of being torn down.
Is it just us, or was London Fashion Week more than the usual whirlwind? Might have been the nonstop rain. In case you're still trying to get all yo
Forget organic produce and the Tracy Anderson method, we're beginning to think Gywneth Patrow's favorite topic of conversation is her pubic hair.
Mossy will cover Playboy's special 60th anniversary double January/February issue hitting newsstands in December--and yep, she'll be naked. VERY naked.
From Nora's obsession Daisy Lowe to Hayley's personal deities Sienna Miller and Alexa Chung, check out all the best FROW style from London Fashion Week.
Mickey Drexler, retail guru and CEO of J.Crew, has officially joined affordable eyewear brand Warby Parker's board, according to Fortune. But that's not the only interesting thing we learned about Drexler today...
Twerking may have ruined Miley Cyrus's shot at a Vogue cover, but Harper's Bazaar didn't seem to have any such qualms.
After a summer full of young starlets, Vogue is tapping someone from the 40+ set for October: Sandra Bullock. Bullock wears Marc Jacobs--and a questionable hairdo--on the cover, which was shot by Peter Lindbergh.
If it ain't broke, don't fix it. That's certainly an ethos Anna Sui stands by when it comes to her design. Season after season the designer has turn
Parker personally walked us through her new shoe and bag line yesterday--and let's just say, she's not your typical "celebrity designer."
According to the J. Mendel show notes, designer Giles Mendel was inspired by Serge Gainsbourg's song Cargo Culte, and the iconic French singer's fre
You always expect drama and glamor (not to mention, red carpet-worthy gowns) at Marchesa. Design duo Georgina Chapman and Keren Craig definitely delivered both this season--but it was of a much softer, subtler variety.