Sorry to bandwagon, but look at those locks.

Vanity Fair's editor in chief explains what happened with that Gwyneth Paltrow "epic takedown" piece.

This weekend, 21 couture-clad teenagers took over the Hotel de Crillon in Paris like it was an episode of Gossip Girl. In fact, it was the 20th Bal de Debutantes, an opportunity for a few of the world's most privileged and beautiful young ladies to dress up in gowns made by the French couture houses and shoes by Christian Louboutin (who was in attendance), have their hair and makeup done, and maybe share a dance with their famous fathers--which this year included Sly Stallone and Graydon Carter. Click through for a primer on who these girls are and what they wore.

The CFDA and Vogue are teaming up once again--but the end goal of this partnership has little to do with fashion. According to Vogue.com, the two organizations have just launched a new initiative called Fashion for Sandy Relief, which aims to raise funds for those affected by the hurricane. Even Anna Wintour is putting herself on the auction block.

As much as we love to obsess over what celebrities wear down the Academy Awards' hallowed red carpet, it can be almost more interesting to see what

A quarter. 25%. That's the big budget cut number supposedly hanging over the heads of editors and publishers at 4 Times Square, according to an articl

John Koblin over at the Observer has what I consider to be a great and quite amusing piece on the ever-changing corporate culture over at 4 Times Squa

The Vanity Fair International Best Dressed List has always somewhat baffled me. Maybe baffled isn't quite the right word, but I'm always amused by wha