Tommy Hilfiger Takes on American Idol

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Jennifer Lopez better watch her back because American Idol is getting another dose of style when Tommy Hilfiger joins the cast as the new “image expert.”

Meryl Streep Lands Her First Vogue Cover

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Over forty years, over 40 roles, and over 400 Oscar nominations later, the world’s greatest living actress finally covers American Vogue. Meryl Streep sits on a rock recently left vacant by Charlize Theron in a belted shirtdress for the January issue of Vogue, meaning that Anna Wintour‘s finally dropped that half-decade-old Devil Wears Prada grudge.

Goddesses & Heiresses in Harper’s Bazaar Singapore

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Photographer Gan captures the enchanting Masha Tyelna in a 40s-inspired editorial paying homage to Marlene Dietrich, Joan Crawford and the screen goddesses of Old Hollywood in “The Heiress” for Harper’s Bazaar Singapore‘s December issue. 

J’Adoring the New J’Adore Dior Commercial

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Charlize Theron is joined by three iconic Hollywood blondes in the opulent new J’Adore Dior fragrance ad, directed by Jean-Jacques Annaud in the Palace at Versailles‘ famed Hall of Mirrors.

PARTNER: It Look: Kim Kardashian Out & About In NYC

Edited by The Fashion Web

Kim Kardashian looked super chic in her high-waisted shorts and striped Givenchy blazer while out in NYC. (July 1,2010)

A simple white
tank added a casual touch, but she went the dressier route with her
shoes, wearing Yves Saint Laurent
platform pumps.

Her favorite
Balenciaga bag rested on
her arm, and oversize sunglasses shielded her from the paparazzi.

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Coco Chanel World Premier: Where’d All the Fashion Go?

Edited by Kirby Marzec

Shirley MacLaine at the "Coco Chanel" premier.

ABC News correspondent Cynthia McFadden discusses the role of Coco with Shirley MacLaine.

Last night marked the world premier of Lifetime’s upcoming presentation, “Coco Chanel,” the story of the troubles and triumphs of an icon in fashion history. Joseph Urban Theatre housed the event, filling hundreds of seats with some of the fashion industry’s most crucial players.

As in any event, the evening kicked off with a social event for guests to eat, drink and be merry. Following the hors-d’oeuvres was an interview with ABC’s own Cynthia McFadden and Academy Award winning actress, Shirley MacLaine. MacLaine humorously commented on her experience playing the infamous cavalier, Coco Chanel, and left the guests in stitches over her farewell: “Goodnight, enjoy the bitch.”

The film itself was a bit of a letdown in comparison to MacLaine’s enchanting description of the role. The audience expected scenes filled with dazzling garments, couture fashion and the industry’s drama. What they got, however, was cliche love scenes in the snow, awful French accents and sappy quotes about determination. Sorry Coco, but I think what we wanted was a little more of your couture fashion and a little less of your relationship passion!

 On a lighter note, Shirley MacLaine performed phenomenally as the wicked fashion witch and stirred constant laughter with her sarcasm and believable arrogance.

“Coco Chanel,” starring Shirley MacLaine, premiers on Lifetime on September 13, 2008 8:00ET. If you don’t mind a bit of sap and want to journey through the life this fashion icon, you and your television have got a date!

Thanks Zimbio!