Girls' Zosia Mamet Gets New Glamour Column, We Love Her Even More
Zosia Mamet has a brand new column in Glamour magazine, debuting this February, in which she's allowed to write -- and I quote -- "whatever she wants."
Zosia Mamet has a brand new column in Glamour magazine, debuting this February, in which she's allowed to write -- and I quote -- "whatever she wants."
Ironically, in spite of last night's hostessing duties, the talk show host doesn’t really indulge in NYC nightlife when she’s here.
Sixteen years after her tragic death, Prince George's grandmother, Princess Diana, is still making headlines. Here she is covering Vanity Fair's September issue. {Vanity Fair} Heidi Klum actually gets to say more in her native tongue than auf wiedersehen! in her new ad for a German mascara. {HuffPo} Penelope Cruz is making her directorial debut in a short film for L'Agent, the Agent Provocateur line she designed with her sister Mónica, starring both her super-pregnant sister and husband. {WWD} Victoria Beckham says she has a new Victoria, Victoria Beckham girl. Is she anything like the Victoria Beckham girl? Has Victoria Beckham become the Victoria, Victoria Beckham girl? Is anyone confused? {Grazia}
Looks like Leonardo DiCaprio and Adam Levine have some competition when it comes to model-mongering: Modelizer-in-the-making Jake Gyllenhaal has reportedly ditched one Sports Illustrated model for another. {Page Six} Being extraordinary beautiful definitely comes with a price--a Massachusetts man has been charged with threatening to kill his "soul-mate" Miranda Kerr. {The Fashion Spot} We would be lying if we said we didn't come into the fashion industry having some disillusionment due to The Hills. Here are 20 ways Lauren Conrad and co. gave fashion closet interns everywhere false hopes of going to Paris and more. {Buzzfeed Fashion} Student of the universe Roberto Cavalli has received an honorary degree from Milan's Domus Academy. We think the real reward is that he evaded the atrocious student loans. {WWD}
We thought Coachella ended Sunday, but at the AnOther Magazine/AnOther Man party at Milk Studios in Los Angeles on Tuesday, we felt like maybe there’s always a little Coachella in LA. Editor-in-Chief Jefferson Hack historically throws edgy, slightly unconventional, star-studded parties to fete his edgy, slightly unconventional, star-studded bi-annual publications. Partnering with Milk Studios co-owner Mazdack Rassi, Hack did not deviate from his fail-safe formula, with stars like Joshua Jackson, Orlando Bloom, Andrej Pejic, Liz Goldwyn, Sky Ferreira, Frankie Rayder, and China Chow packed into Milk’s airy and gorgeous LA digs.
Kate Moss scored not one but four i-D covers this month to celebrate the anniversary of her first cover for the magazine 20 years ago. {Grazia} Speaking of supermodels, Gisele Bundchen landed a gig as the new face of Chanel's makeup line. {The Cut} Get ready to hit the slopes in style: L.A.M.B. is collaborating with Burton on an outerwear collection. {WWD}
It's about freaking time. Rumors of a Zoolander sequel have been swirling for 11 years and now we finally seem to have confirmation in the form of an IMDB page. It's not officially confirmed yet and there's no word when it could come out, but in the meantime, you can get your Blue Steel fix thanks to this (hilarious) new video of Ben Stiller doing his best Derek Zoolander at Comedy Central's "Night of Too Many Stars" Autism charity event. {Style Bistro} Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy and wife Carla Bruni stopped by the Upper East Side for a bit of takeout - around $1,100 worth. That's a lot of pizza. {NYPost} The Super Bowl is one of America's biggest televised events, so the halftime performance has to be just as huge. And what could be bigger than Beyonce? The superstar will headline the Super Bowl XLVII halftime show. {HuffPo}
Last night we headed over to Carnegie Hall for a night of inspiration, heart-warming speeches and, most importantly, girl power. For those of you who don't know, we are of course talking about Glamour's Women of the Year awards. The annual event, which honors extraordinary women, this year doled out awards to the year's standout stars--from the most talked about songstresses like Lea Michele and J.Lo to the visionaries who truly changed the world, such as Egypt's "Facebook Girl" and Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington, as well as legends like feminist Gloria Steinem. While the there were too many wise words to count (Arianna Huffington reminding us that "failure is just a stepping stone to success," Gloria Steinem assuring us that there is life after 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, "life is just one big surprise") we've managed to at least narrow down the night's best dressed. Though with ladies as remarkable as these, that too was a challenge. Click through to see the best dressed from the night.