Plus, an unlabeled piece of sponsored content got 'Teen Vogue' in trouble.
He most recently worked with Meghan Markle for British "Vogue"'s "Forces For Change" September issue.
The look featured a close-cropped blonde wig, latex bustier and plenty of gold buckles, chains and hardware.
Get your first look at this year's A-list calendar girls, shot by Peter Lindbergh.
This year's calendar, shot by Peter Lindbergh, is less naked supermodels, more Oscar-winning actresses.
Plus, check out Serena Williams's style game at the Rio Olympics.
Plus, Lena Dunham interviews one of Prince's former hairstylists.
And Anna Ewers channels Brigitte Bardot for 'Vogue' Germany.
The anti-retouching movement continues in a new 'Vogue' Italia spread.
It's not called "The Photographer's Issue" for nothing.
And Kourtney Kardashian is getting hitched to Lord Scott Disick!
The sisters went au naturel for their beauty-focused shoot.
David Beckham has replaced our other imaginary boyfriend, Ewan McGregor, as the face of Belstaff. And he's lookin' mighty fine in all that biker boy leather if we MUST say. {Daily Mail} Can you say déjà vu? Photog Peter Lindbergh channels '90s supermodels using some of today's top models (including Daphne Groeneveld and Ameline Valade) for Numéro's October cover. {HuffPo} Yeah, ok. Cara Delevingne reveals her greasy fashion week "diet plan." {Instagram via @caradelevingne}
Justin Timberlake is flaunting his super studliness all over the cover of T Magazine. {T} Iconic fashion photographer Peter Lindbergh believes that the era of the supermodel is over. Don't tell Karlie... {Telegraph} Speaking of, Karlie Kloss has confirmed that her model pal Cara Delevingne flew in yesterday to catch the last day of New York Fashion Week (Marc Jacobs, perhaps?). Maybe the fact that she apparently finds fashion week "horrible" explains her absence thusfar... {Grazia and Glamour UK}
This year, the Pirelli calendar turns 50 and it's celebrating with a bang.
New blog Part Nouveau, or ‘partly new’, delves into fashion history to showcase the inspiration–be it art, photography or design–behind some of today’s biggest fashion moments. It’s fascinating and impossible not to get lost in, so we asked the site’s founder, Lilah Ramzi, to give us a little history lesson each week. This week? A lesson in modeling on the Tour Eiffel from Lisa Fonssagrives and Marion Cotillard.
David, The Thinker, and now... Kim Kardashian? The reality TV star's pregnant bod will be immortalized into a nude statue entitled "L.A. Fertility" by artist Daniel Edwards. Visitors will be allowed to rub the statue's belly for good luck (obviously) during its exhibition at L.A.'s LAB ART Gallery on June 5th. {Refinery29} Well that was fast. Anne Hathaway has ditched her three weeks-young blonde 'do in favor of some more natural brunette tresses. {Grazia} It's celebrity Twitter war time! After tweeting advice to Amanda Bynes's fans to ignore the troubled actress's "scary and poor behavior," Chrissy Teigen received a full-on lashing from Bynes, calling her an "old ugly model...who's [sic] career is uninspiring." {US Weekly} Whoops! Miss Universe Canada pageant organizers have revealed that they handed the crown to the wrong contestant due to a simple "human error" of a typo. {HuffPo}
Bottega Veneta creative director Tomas Maier narrates this behinds-the-scenes look at the lable's spring campaign shot by Peter Lindbergh. Click through to watch.
The famed Pirelli calendar, a tradition dating back to 1964, was unveiled today in Brazil--the setting for this year's calendar shot by photojournal
The Clothes: Spring 2013 was a seminal season for J. Lindeberg. It marks the first time womenswear has been shown in North America for the brand, and
DKNY's Fall 2012 ad campaign documenting an uber-stylish girl-about-town's adventures in the city that never sleeps. Twilight actress Ashley Greene, w
This seems odd. As a part of Vogue's new health initiative, which aims to promote healthier, more realistic body images in the pages of its magazin