Andrew Bevan Leaves 'Teen Vogue' After a Decade
"It's been a wild ride of joy, pleasure, constant exhilaration and education."
Andrew Bevan
Zac Posen Ruled the Upgraded Tony Awards Red Carpet
We were on hand to find out if all the effort put into sprucing up the event's red carpet paid off.
Tony Awards Organizers Are Making Sure the Red Carpet Is Fashionable This Year
KCD, 'Vogue,' 'Teen Vogue' and 'Vanity Fair' are all pitching in to style the nominees and presenters.
Equinox Severs Ties with Terry Richardson, Alexa Chung Explains It, and Candice Swanepoel Covers Elle UK
Aussie designer Collette Dinnigan has announced that she is closing her label and boutiques at the end of the year after releasing her last collection of limited-edition pieces. {Guardian} Candice Swanepoel thinks purpley-pink for the cover of Elle UK's December issue. {HuffPo} Alexa Chung talks boys, British television, and her new book over breakfast with her former neighbor, Teen Vogue's Andrew Bevan.{YouTube}
Joan Smalls, Alexa Chung and More Go All Out for Halloween
If you're still in need of some inspiration for the holiday, these photos should get your creative juices flowing.
High Profile Fashion Editors Get Stuck In Broken Down Freight Elevator Leaving Show
Fashion people are pretty fond of hyperbole, so we tend to tune out any kind of freaking out over fashion week. It's just clothes people! Except just a few hours ago around 50 editors and buyers got stuck in a freight elevator leaving Philosophy by Natalie Ratabesi. A source tells us that fire trucks were even called to the scene. But far be it for something like a stuck freight elevator to stop an editor from getting to his or her next show.
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Meet Andrew Bevan: Fashion's 'Man About Town' Who Actually Works
A candid interview with Teen Vogue's style features director, who is as funny and real as he is cool and connected.
What We Saw at New York Fashion Week, Day Two
We kicked our day off bright and early with the debut of the first ever plus size fashion line to show at fashion week, and never slowed down. From checking out the best beauty backstage at Rag & Bone and Helmut Lang, to scoping models-off-duty, we saw a lot. Check out all the awesome stuff we saw on day two of New York Fashion Week:
Teen Vogue's Andrew Bevan Finally Gets the Talk Show He Deserves
Last week Conde Nast expanded its growing digital video network with the launch of Teen Vogue's channel. The show we're most excited about? "Breakfast with Bevan," in which Teen Vogue's gregarious style features director Andrew Bevan interviews celebs and industry stars over breakfast. He fills us in on what to expect from the show, his talk show idols, and his most embarrassing celebrity interview (hint: it was with Kate Moss).
Francesco Carrozzini Photographs Mr. Mickey, Joe Zee and Alan Cumming in Their Levi's
The photographer/director discusses the denim icon's new book, 501 Interpretations.
Rebecca Minkoff's Holiday Video Will Make You Smile, Promise
To anyone feeling just a tiny bit nauseous from hearing Mariah Carey's "All I Want For Christmas Is You" playing repeatedly on every radio/stereo/Pandora station every second of every day since Thanksgiving (been there), we say--you can totally stand to hear it just one more time.
10 Lessons I Learned at Teen Vogue's Fashion University That Will Help You Land Your Dream Job
This Saturday, I found myself among the hordes of well-dressed 16-24 year-olds at Teen Vogue's annual Fashion University event in Midtown Manhattan, where industry VIPS like as Grace Coddington, BryanBoy, Amy Astley and more, dropped their infinite fashion knowledge on us. Competition for seats was fierce. Girls and boys from all over the world rushed and crushed into seats like their careers depended on it. And after everything I learned this weekend, maybe our careers did depend on it. From working a part-time job at Starbucks, to online etiquette, to taking the time to enjoy just being a kid, here are the top 10 lessons I learned about how to land my fashion dream job.
Wild Wild Westward: Kate Spade New York's New Collab with Emily Current and Meritt Elliott
If Tuesday's earthquake taught us anything, it's that certain Californian elements just don't translate to the Atlantic coast--at least not without a lot of Twitter protest. But when we heard several months ago that Kate Spade New York, purveyor of all things preppy-pretty, was poised to team up with L.A. stylists Emily Current and Meritt Elliot (the same team behind those perfectly slouchy boyfriend jeans) for a special collection, our ears instantly perked up. On Wednesday night, we headed to Kate Spade New York's Broome Street boutique to witness the results. From leather-edged envelope clutches sparkling with charcoal-toned sequins to ostrich-skin shoulder bags and logo-free satchels sure to get even better with age and wear, every single piece in the duo's "Westward" lineup embodies heritage-steeped simplicity. In between sips of champagne and bites of sliders, we chatted with Kate Spade New York Creative Director Deborah Lloyd about how the collab came about. "It was all about joint admiration," she said, "plus, my own assistant wears Current/Elliott head-to-toe to work!" Lloyd explains that while us Manhattanites tend to go for a "matching, polished" aesthetic, she loved the notion of adding a Californian touch to her label's famously girly look. "It was all about the laid-back style and relaxed peace that they brought to the bags, the unusual materials and the mixing-up of things. But you still see those Kate Spade pops of polish and sweetness."
Last Night's (Other) Party: WGACA Fetes Made Her Think and Resin's Blinged Out Jeans
We're nuts about Meredith Kahn's accessories line Made Her Think, and when we learned Kahn was working with Resin's Chantel Valentene on several summer denim essentials, our jewelry-hungry ears perked up. Last night, Soho vintage emporium What Goes Around Comes Around hosted a laid-back, intimate launch to celebrate the collaboration pieces. With Teen Vogue's Andrew Bevan playing deejay (nobody spins '90s hits better), guests including Becka Diamond sipped Kanon Vodka cocktails and flipped through racks of amazing vintage tees.
Mulberry at Coachella: Best Party Ever???
Coachella is almost as much about the fashion as it is the music, so it makes more-than-perfect sense that Mulberry--whose parties nearly always including an awesome musical guest like Florence and the Machine, Hot Chip, or Kelis--is hosting a backyard BBQ during the festival. Creative director Emma Hill will be lighting up the grill poolside at The Parker Hotel, accompanied by guest DJs Miike Snow and Teen Voguer Andrew Bevan. And since this is Mulberry, anticipate appearances from a few of Coachella's most-VIP attendees. (Kate Bosworth spent the whole of last year's festival decked out in the label's bags.) Here's a sneak peek at the invite.