Tom Ford Says Rihanna's Instagram Is More Influential Than Reviews, Kendall Jenner's New Pad
And Alexa Chung has shared her entire beauty regimen. Oh yes.
And Alexa Chung has shared her entire beauty regimen. Oh yes.
Just in case you needed any more proof that Tom Ford is the ultimate gentleman.
Lena Dunham Instagrammed a pic of her new Marie Claire UK September issue cover, thanking "sweet Erdem" for making women of all sizes look gawgeous. {Marie Claire UK and Instagram via @lenadunham} You can add horseback riding to Mary-Kate Olsen's list of hobbies: The CFDA-winning designer was spotted at the Hampton Classic this weekend, accepting an award for her horse Marvelous. {NY Post} We were so busy fawning over Michelle Obama's perfect Tracy Reese dress yesterday that we failed to notice... her new highlights! {Glamour} Stella McCartney and Goop collaborate on a line of... we don't know exactly what yet. But here are some pretty good guesses. {Telegraph}
The music industry hit the red blue carpet last night in Las Vegas for the Billboard Music Awards. We suspect the location may have affected many stars' choice of outfits, because there were a whole lot of sheer and slashed looks--not to mention a serious lack of pants. Also side ass is back! Thanks Ke$ha!
For one night each year at the White House Correspondents' Dinner the worlds of politics, Hollywood, and fashion collide. It's always weird and awesome. Like when Hayden Panettiere met Rahm Emanuel, what did they say to each other? Last night's dinner was perhaps the most fashion-filled to date.
Supermodel, TV host, and now, hero! Heidi Klum saved her son Henry—and his two nannies—from a vicious riptide on a family Easter trip in Oahu, Hawaii. {US Weekly} Whoaaa there. Emma Watson steams up the May cover of British GQ looking a whole lot like Julia Robert's character Vivienne in Pretty Woman. {British GQ} JCPenney hopes to spruce up its jewelry department with what it's calling "The Bijoux Bar," an upgraded line of fine jewelry, set to debut on April 28th. {WWD} Last night Lindsay Lohan tweeted, "It's official. Pregnant..." Errr, April fools? {The Cut}
The Golden Globes is the first major event of award season and it usually gives us a taste of what sort of trends we can expect on the red carpet this year. From bold red, to pale blush tones, and plunging necklines, click through to see what trends the A-listers were sporting last night. Which ones are you feeling most?
The Golden Globes are here! As quickly as Ryan Seacrest is shuffling them down the red carpet, we've been collecting pictures and dress credits for all of our fave celebs. From new mamas Claire Danes and Megan Fox to some fashion risk takers (love your dress, Katharine McPhee!), click through to see all the red carpet looks from the Golden Globes.
From Justin Bieber's strange drop-crotch pants to Hayden Panettiere's gorgeous sparkly frock to MC Hammer mugging it up with Psy, there was no shortage of sartorial entertainment on the red carpet at the American Music Awards. Click through to see the best and the worst of the night.
Though Hayden Panettiere's rococo-print Tibi dress was a hit at last night's MTV Europe Music Awards, her moment was completely interrupted by, oh,
The MTV Europe Music Awards were last night and, to be honest, it was such a spectacle that it's almost impossible to do a "best dressed" list. Looking through the photos, it seemed most attendants dressed more for a night of raving in some Euro-disco club than a red carpet. There were minor highlights--such as every one of Selena Gomez' eight outfit changes--but it's mostly just a parade of insanity. Click through to see the best of the EMA's awesomely bad shenanigans.
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.
Red carpet regulars Olivia Palermo, Scarlett Johansson, Hayden Panettiere and Michelle Trachtenberg have all teamed up with Stuart Weitzman to try their hand at shoe design. According to the release, proceeds from what Weitzman has dubbed the "Young Hollywood Cares Collection," will benefit Marsha Moses’ research in ovarian cancer at the Folkman Institute in Boston. They range in price from $425 to $498 and will be available online and in Stuart Weitzman boutiques come September. Panettiere and Trachtenberg (who co-starred in Ice Princess!) will be at Stuart Weitzman's Madison Avenue flagship on Fashion's Night Out to celebrate the collection's unveiling. So could a footwear design career be in any of these girls' futures? Well, Olivia Palermo, the only one who isn't a Hollywood actress, designed the only shoe without a platform and the only one we really like (Trachtenberg's is made out of denim, crystals and snakeskin). Which is your favorite? Click through to see all four.
The internet's been abuzz this week with news of actors chopping off their hair for their art. Dakota Fanning, who's shooting a movie about a girl with leukemia, was spotted with a crop but it turned out to be a wig. So was Vanessa Hudgens, but she actually did the deed for a role in the upcoming film Gimme Shelter in which she plays a homeless girl. She told Access Hollywood that she looks like a "soccer mom." We have to say we sort of agree with her. (Run out and get a pot of Sebastian's Craft Clay, Vanessa.) But it's an honored tradition for actresses to go short for a role, and the beautiful thing about hair is that it grows back. Sometimes a short crop can even make a career: look at Mia Farrow who let Vidal Sassoon chop her hair for Rosemary's Baby. And Agyness Deyn didn't get any attention in the modeling world until she went short. To celebrate the tradition of celebs going short--whether for a role or because of a life change--click through to see a roundup of everything from totally bald to the cutest of pixies.