"It was really fun to have the opportunity to marry two of my loves," says the designer behind "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion," "Never Been Kissed, "Santa Clarita Diet" and more.
The past 12 months have proven that celebrities are the ultimate influencers.
"A pink Givenchy dress that Riccardo Tisci shortened for Anne Hathaway" is among the items being sold for charity.
Including international expansion, e-commerce and even clothing.
We also talked about that time she was stalked by street style photographers.
The magazine is experimenting with 360 degree virtual technology, but don't worry — you don't need a fancy headset.
And other highlights from day two of London Fashion Week.
And she tells us about Josie Grossie's pre-makeover, botched concealer situation.
Maybe Lively can get some business tips from Barrymore.
And Charlotte Olympia plots her international expansion.
Brilliant, Barrymore. Brilliant!
All the celebrity hair stylists and makeup artists must have had a big pow-wow prior to the Golden Globes last night because some pretty strong beauty trends emerged.
We get the scoop on Barrymore's new editor-at-large gig at Refinery 29. With this, a beauty line and a column for Brides magazine, is the star set on becoming a lifestyle brand? It sure seems like it...
Polar vortex, schmolar schmortex.
Cameron Diaz is taking a break from making out with Jaime Lannister working on new film The Other Woman to try her hand at working in fashion. So what could it be--A high-end line of boys undies? Teeny tiny bikinis? Surprisingly, it's shoes and bags. Diaz has been named artistic director of mid-priced accessories line Pour la Victoire, WWD is reporting.
During the mud-splattered Governors Ball, we managed to catch up with our favorite crooner, Bethany Cosentino of the California surf pop group, Best Coast. Like the band's sound, her aesthetic has a relaxed West Coast flair with a garage-edge. With an Urban Outfitters collaboration line and a music video directed by Drew Barrymore, this lead singer is no Cali-slacking beach bum. Read on to hear what she had to say about her unique sound and style.
Vogue just can't seem to get enough of Beyoncé. For the third time in the last three months Queen Bey graces the cover of the magazine—this time for its Indian edition. The shot used for the cover of Vogue India's May issue is an outtake from her Vogue US shoot. {Fashion Bomb Daily} And speaking of Vogue, you can now major in the magazine at Condé Nast's newly-opened College of Fashion & Design in London. The school offers two courses: a ten-week Vogue Fashion Certificate and a yearlong Vogue Fashion Foundation Diploma. {The Cut} Kate Middleton-favorite Issa London launches its first-ever handbag collection in straw and satin in collaboration with Banana Republic. {SheFinds}
Wanna learn the secrets to Pinterest fame? Just ask designer Peter Som, who has an insane 3.3 million-person-strong Pinterest following. {The Business of Fashion} Mario Testino makes Kate Moss "L'Étoile de Lima" for Vogue Paris's April 2013 Peru special edition. Under-boob ahoy... {Design Scene} Is Lily Aldridge a street style copycat? The model and Victoria's Secret Angel steps out in a Givenchy maxi dress styled almost the exact same way Kim Kardashian did it three weeks earlier. {US Weekly} This seems weird... even for Maison Martin Margiela: The mysterious fashion house's latest collaboration is with G-Shock watches. {Highsnobiety}
Want to own a piece of fashion history--and history history? Ten of Princess Diana's most iconic dresses are going up for auction on March 19. {Vogue UK} Watch the great Karlie Kloss in action on the set of her seductive spring 2013 Muse Magazine cover shoot. {Fashion Gone Rogue} This poor girl's YouTube hair tutorial is legitimately the stuff of nightmares. Ergo you must watch it. {HuffPo} Cara Delevingne was the top model at London Fashion Week, but who's surprised? See who else did pretty well for themselves. {The Cut}
It used to be that when an actress's career stalled or she got a bit past her prime, she'd turn to the theater to re-establish herself as a "serious" actress. Now it seems like Hollywood leading ladies are running to the beauty industry to up their cred and leave a legacy. There's a whole generation of waning '90s TV and movie sweethearts (see: Drew Barrymore, Katie Holmes, Jennifer Aniston) who are getting serious in the beauty business. And not just as spokesmodels. But why?
This week Drew Barrymore added one more line to her already impressive resume. The actress, producer, wife, and new mom of four-month-old Olive launched her beauty line, Flower, exclusively at Wal-Mart this week. We sat down with Barrymore last night to learn a little more about how her four-month old daughter inspired her to create what she hopes to be a lasting, legacy beauty brand.
Attention, all you Drew Barrymore fans: Rumors started swirling back in October that the actress and new mom was launching a color cosmetics line, and now it’s confirmed. Barrymore will debut her new makeup range, Flower, this January.
Today is Flag Day, the day where Americans everywhere celebrate the adoption of the US flag. Instead of hanging the Stars and Stripes out on the porc
Burberry is being sued by the estate of Humphrey Bogart after they used an iconic image of the actor wearing a trenchcoat from the film Casablanca. A
