Flaunt

Beyonce is everywhere this year: On the cover of Vogue. At the Super Bowl. In H&M ads and Pepsi commercials. On stage in countries all over the world on her Mrs. Carter tour. And now, she's even on the cover of indie magazine Flaunt's latest issue. Naked. And covered in glitter.

Last night, for his eponymous menswear show, Raf Simons sent the fashion set to the airport. Sort of. The designer showed his Spring 2014 collection at the Gagosian Gallery, which is housed in an old hanger inside Le Bourget Airport, just north of Paris. Models walked among giant Alexander Calder mobiles and wooden Jean Prouvé structures, the perfect backdrop for a spectacular collection based on a new, looser silhouette and graphic Pop Art prints. Part of that new silhouette included a skort hybrid jumpsuit--a pretty daring offering for men--but it worked.

So Flaunt magazine and Le Baron had the genius idea to throw a Guantanamo-themed Coachella party called 'New Guantanamo,' featuring "playful torture." Sounds like an excellent politically correct time, right? Flaunt still thinks so. But apparently the event's sponsors were not informed of the party's controversial name--and they're none to pleased about it.