Jerry Seinfeld Is A Rag & Bone Model, Abercrombie & Fitch Has a New Diversity Chief, Ford Models Founder Passes Away
And Rihanna appears to have added some septum bling to her look.
And Rihanna appears to have added some septum bling to her look.
Where Donna Karan's contemporary line, DKNY, was inspired by the daily hustle of the city and the working girls who inhabit it, for her spring namesake collection Karan evoked the serenity of NYC--those moments when you're entering the city by car or train and it somehow manages to seem still and calm.
Comic-Con International wrapped yesterday, and since Hollywood keeps making blockbuster movies based on comics, and sequels based on those comics, and
more Now that The Amazing Spiderman press appearances are over and Emma Stone's red carpet reign has ended (for now), it's time to let other stars' s
DKNY's Fall 2012 ad campaign documenting an uber-stylish girl-about-town's adventures in the city that never sleeps. Twilight actress Ashley Greene, w
Building on her wo-man theme from pre-fall, Donna Karan sent out a masculine-edged tailored collection for fall built entirely around the suit. Sportw
Day five of New York Fashion Week was a real dream. We took in shows from Marc Jacobs, Chris Benz, Preen, Karen Walker, and Donna Karan - meaning we saw all our friends and our favorite NYFW celebrities. We snapped Dakota Fanning meeting Jared Leto at Marc Jacobs, the fabulous Michelle Harper at Preen, and Coco Rocha at Betsey Johnson. We also received a cute (and cat themed!) Valentine's Day gift from our PS I Made This and caught up with the Man Repeller, Leandra Medine, twice! Check out all our photos in today's gallery.
As you may recall, last fashion week fell on the 10 year anniversary of 9/11. Many designers respectfully paid homage to the tragedy and Donna Karan, designer of quintessentially New York brands, was no exception. When her models hit the runway against a the backdrop of a cab parked in the middle of 26th street, we mentioned the stunt would have been just as fitting had DKNY showed any other day, not just 9/11/11. And we were right. She did the same thing again this season. It was just a little colder this time. Luckily, this was an unmistakably fall collection and she was nice enough pair all dresses and skirts with opaque tights--a realistic decision for a realistic collection. As the models walked inside from the sidewalk, they looked like they could have been any New Yorker walking in from the cold. That's what DKNY is all about--cool clothes that real girls can and will actually wear. Favorites included a floral suit that looked strangely wearable, a deep burgundy fur and leather coat and a black figure-flattering off-the shoulder cocktail dress. Of course, celebrities will wear these clothes too, like Ashley Greene and Nina Dobrev.
It looks like those retro bodysuits from Prada's spring 2012 collection are shaping up to be a popular magazine look. It's not even February, and th
This week, the Twilight stars have been zipping around the globe, attending premieres for the long-awaited Breaking Dawn: Part One installment of the series--and looking pretty sharp in the process! Between K.Stew showing some leg (and breaking out of her usually-sulking-red-carpeting rut) and the adorable Kiernan Shipka working some equally-adorable Carven, there were lots of highlights from the Breaking Dawn red carpets. Click through to see the 10 best looks from the Twilight Breaking Dawn red carpet.
Urban Outfitters Removes All It's "Navajo" Products: The retailer was distastefully selling items labeled "Navajo," and received a cease-and-desist letter in June from the Navajo Nation, who has a trademark on the name since, you know, it's their name and all. After some controversy, all UO's "Navajo" products have either disappeared or been renamed. {Jezebel} Katie Grand Awarded Fashion Innovator of the Year: On October 27, The Wall Street Journal is hosting its first-ever awards show to honor "Innovators of the Year," where Grand will receive the fashion award. Congrats Katie! {WWD} Tattoo Barbie Makes Moms Everywhere To Freak Out: Tokidoki made a $50 collectible Barbie with pink hair and chest and arm tattoos, so naturally everyone went apeshit and fears their children will turn into hard-partying burnouts like Quinn from Glee. {Jezebel} Ashley Greene Is The New Face of DKNY: One of our fav Tweters, DKNY PR Girl, announced yesterday that the Twilight star will be the new band ambassadress for DKNY and DKNY Jeans. {DKNY}
We can't believe Fashion's Night Out (and, thus, fashion week) is only a week away. As anyone who has ever been to a Fashion's Night Out is probably aware, they pack enough events to fill an entire week into just a few hours, so pre-FNO planning is key. While Vogue's interactive map is quite handy, that is still a lot of stores to go through. So, we're preparing a few of our own Fashion's Night Out guides. This one is for those of you who just want to see some famous people. We don't blame you! Fashion's Night Out offers rare opportunities to get up close and personal with real Hollywood stars. Maybe Tilda Swinton and Ne-Yo will become friends or Daniel Radcliffe will get wasted or Alexa Chung will debut a new haircut or Seth Meyers will screw up your drink or the Real Housewives of New York will be insane (that last one is the most likely)! Here's our guide to where all your favorite celebs will be.
As a natural redhead, my life has been marked by both fierce ridicule and serious hairdresser envy. "Ginger" might as well have been my second name for the better part of primary school, and I spent most of my tween years begging my mother to let me get blond highlights, never understanding why she kept refusing and ruining my life. Now, I silently thank her every day for the adamant refusal and count myself lucky for having a color that is nearly impossible to replicate from a bottle. There's something to be said for being a member of the 2% of the world's population who are natural reds. Yet lately, I've been amused to notice that more and more celebrities have adopted the look. I learned to love my locks, yet no one else really seemed to and, in general, successful redheads are few and far between. There just aren't that many of us, dyed or not, and as a result I developed a minor fascination with almost anyone with red hair. So this sudden development from negative nickname to rising trend has left me slightly confused. Why the sudden change of heart, ladies? I certainly can't tell you--I was born this way (sorry).
When we spied Ashley Greene in Gucci's front row yesterday, we figured she was an actress, but we had no idea who she was. Sorry, Twilight fans. But