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Though not quite as glamorous as the Cannes Film Festival, but still a stiletto and a half above Sundance, the Venice Film Festival‘s red carpet is proving a delight this year, thanks to Madonna and her W.E. star Andrea Riseborogouh and the always reliable Kate Winslet, among others.
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We love a good style star, and Zoe Saldana has been delivering during the past two years. Starting with the infamous Avatar up until the screening for her newest film Colombiana, let’s take a look back in time at the red carpet evolution of this young, vibrant starlet.
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The late Diana Vreeland, one of the most fabulous ladies of the 20th — or really any — century will come roaring back to life thanks to a new documentary and accompanying coffee-table book this fall.
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Kristen Stewart is virtually unrecognizable thanks to the supernatural powers of photogs Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott and stylist Edward Enninful on the cover of W‘s September issue.
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Remember when we shared with you the super eerie ediotiral for LOVE mag shot be Mert & Marcus? Well it looks like they’ve got a film to go along wth it.
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- The sixth issue of LOVE is turning out to be the best magazine ever. 92 (more or less) gorgeous covers, an epic Mert and Marcus editorial and now this: Liza. Motherfucking. Minnelli. As shot by revered auteur, Terry Richardson. Take notes, kids. It’s called being a star. [Vogue UK]
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For their first-ever Gucci Award for Women in Cinema – a collaborative effort with the Venice Film Festival – the Italian luxury house will partner with professional guy about town, James Franco to choose a winner out of the recently announced five finalists.
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- The Met has generously extended the hours of Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty to midnight for the exhibt’s final weekend, August 6th and 7th. Night at the Museum 3, y’all! Only instead of dinosaurs, Daphne Guinness and Kate Moss will come to life. [WWD]
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- A Sex and the City prequel with Blake Lively as Samantha, Selena Gomez as Charlotte, Emma Roberts as Miranda and Elizabeth Olsen as Carrie? Someone’s clearly enjoying a game of fantasy fagball. [Fashionista]
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Miu Miu‘s second short film in its “Women’s Tales” series follows a crew of elegantly-attired — albeit faceless and speechless — models crawling aboard a ship anchored at sea. Helmed by Argentinian director Lucrecia Martel, MUTA — meaning both “mute” and “transformation” — follows on the glittery heels of The Powder Room by Zoe Cassavetes. Click through for Miu Miu at its moodiest.
