It was a red-carpet hit for years after its runway debut.
The pop music awards show you may not know about pulled some high-profile, well-dressed guests in London Wednesday night.
Also on the guest list: Cara Delevingne, Katy Perry, Dakota Johnson, Kris Jenner and the Statue of Liberty.
It's like this season's best ads are one big #TBT.
And L'Wren Scott's pre-suicide mental health is being investigated for a Rolling Stones insurance claim.
The chic laundromat thing has been done before — in a 2005 'Vogue' editorial, to be specific.
Sasha Pivovarova, Karlie Kloss, Crystal Renn, Freja Beha Erichsen and Anja Rubik? Free People's model roster is more top-notch glossy than niche boho brand.
You'd think that after walking in the skin-filled Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, the models would want to, you know, put some clothes on. Yeah... not so much.
We always love smiling models, frankly.
And they all look so happy!
If anyone has the power to elevate the ordinary, to make the mundane chic, it's superstar stylist Carine Roitfeld. This is the woman who styled a $9.50 disposable painter's jumpsuit from The Home Depot seven different ways for a striking editorial. The next throwaway item Miss Roitfeld is declaring chic? Dust bags. You know, those flimsy cotton drawstring sacks your fancy bags come in. So why did Roitfeld feature them?
As if the amfAR Gala's red carpet wasn't enough to push you into fashion sensory overload, we now have the night's main event--the all-gold fashion show curated by Carine Roitfeld--to drool over.
If Cannes has the most glamorous red carpet of the year, then the AmFar Gala, held annually during the film festival, is the ultra-ultra glam cherry
Fashion and food are truly having a love fest lately. Karlie Kloss launched a line of kookies, Jourdan Dunn has her own cooking show (so do we, for that matter), and we were pleasantly surprised by the amount of butter found in our fave fashion industry insiders' Thanksgiving recipes. Next up on the food/fashion continuum? A cook book written by models. We caught up with the model before the holidays to find out more about the book and what kind of recipes his model friends contributed (because, yes, for the last time, they really do eat!). Read on.
James Franco, renaissance man, is back with another video for 7 For All Mankind, his sixth for the denim brand. Past installments, which all feature Franco as a vampire and center on a "Hollywood Resurrection" theme, have featured Lou Doillon and Cody Horn. Next up, we've got an exclusive look at Franco's latest starring Lily Donaldson looking impossibly cool motorcycle. #hairenvy. Click through to watch the video.
So, can you guess what our favorite part of last night's Olympics closing ceremonies was? While there ended up being plenty of fashion-related topics
More fashion from Cannes! While the film festival could easily be mistaken for a big celebrity fashion show, this time it was on an actual runway. L
One diet pill company has gotten very, um, creative when it comes to viral marketing. Yesterday, the Twitter accounts of several models including
As WWD's recent report of the best-and-worst selling issues of 2011 proved, celebrity covers sell magazines plain and simple. But while the report is a good indication of which celebrities we can expect to see more of on covers (Sarah Jessica Parker, Jennifer Aniston), and which ones we probably won't (Justin Bieber, Reese Witherspoon), it doesn't necessarily paint the whole picture. Because while the glossies are printed in the United States, many have dozens of worldwide editions which frequently use reprints (both covers and content) from their North American counterpart. So are the best-selling US celebrities consistent with those who showed up most around the world? The Kardashian appeal tends to dwindle when you take the overwhelming North American market out of the picture, so logic would indicate that cover giants Jennifer Aniston and Sarah Jessica Parker would pull out in front, right? Well, that's not always the case. We take a look at six big titles which have editions all around the world including Cosmopolitan, Elle, Glamour, Harper's Bazaar, InStyle, and Marie Claire, and who showed up the most where. The results might surprise you.
Bad bowl haircuts and mom-imposed fashion.
When it comes to accessorizing an editorial, magazine editors know that there's one thing that will never fail to instantly jazz up a shoot: Babies! You need only to look at Vogue Spain's December cover, shot by Bruce Weber and starring a chubby baby's behind (and we think that Dree Hemingway is in it as well? We weren't paying attention...) to know what we mean. Whether it's baby carriages, baby bottles, or bare baby bums, there's something about infants that is just so...chic, no? Take a look at the many fashion editorials featuring babies and get inspired to rock your baby (or niece or nephew) next time you really want to make an impression. There's only one question that remains: Just where, oh where, are magazines finding all these babies!?
Karlie Kloss has been making quite a few semi-naked appearances these past few months, from her spread in Allure to the runways of Paris. Was it all an early audition for the Victoria's Secret show? It looks like she may be a shoo-in to be the latest girl to don a huge pair of angel wings. Modelinia sat in on a casting last week for the annual fantasy lingerie extravaganza and got some inside scoop from casting director John Pfeiffer about his picks for this year's show. While the castings are important, he already has some girls in mind for the job.
Ugg-ly Footwear Losing Stock Value The end of a fashion epidemic?? Stock in the comfy-yet-unfortunate looking booties has fallen a nearly unheard of 39% in the past week, and Crocs aren't doing so hot either. It's time to put them away, people. Forever. {Racked} Tom Ford's Documentary Airs Next Week : Tom Ford: Visionaries will air October 23 on OWN, offering a rare "intimate" look at Ford's creative process and daily life. He apparently takes more than three baths a day. While we're really excited about this doc, we're secretly wishing this were a segment of now-defunct Oprah Winfrey Show-- if only to hear Opie belt out a satisfying "Tooooom FoooOOOooord!!!" {Marie Claire} Fashionable TwitPics of the Week: Revealing phone pics of Kim K. doing hookah, Hilary Rhoda's store bought cookie dough, and Lily Donaldson on a very tiny horse. There's even one of Doutzen Kroes doing her best Scarlett Johannson impression... well, almost. {FabSugar} Chanel Model on France's Dancing With The Stars Male model, Karl's muse, and sometimes-"pop star" Baptiste Giabiconi is a contestant on France's version of DWTS. He's often shirtless... and wearing body glitter. Wonder if Karl tunes in every week for inspiration? {OhLaLa}
What goes on backstage at the Victoria Secret runway show? I spent yesterday afternoon hanging with the models, makeup artists, and hairstylists, trying to figure out the difference between bronzer and self-tanner. (Haha, just kidding. Kind of.) Some quick numbers: 68: The number of hair extensions used by stylist Sam McKnight 15: The number of days Alessandra Ambrosio works out each year. ("And all before this!" she says.) 40: Total number of hours the styling team spent working yesterday. 8.5: Bottles of body bronzer used. Click through to see the show's major players at work, from Lily Aldridge to Tom Pecheux and back. And don't forget to watch everything come to life Tuesday, November 30th at 10pm EST on CBS.