Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Television’s rainbow connection, the lovers and the dreamers of Glee, are once again paying tribute to Lady Gaga with a cover of “Born This Way.” Though a little lackluster at first — much like the original — the New Directions knock it out of the park as soon as Amber Riley* takes it to chuuuuch. Happy Easter!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Robyn, my favorite popstar of the new millennium (sorry Gaga), rocks Prada on the cover of Elle magazine’s Spring “Music Issue.”
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
In New York, it is stiflingly gorgeous outside and it’s got us all kinds of cheerful. Luckily, temperatures drop and clouds will descend tomorrow shocking us back into our March misery — we don’t need smile wrinkles this early in the year, thank you. But before that happens, we assembled some of our favorite songs that remind us of spring to keep the good vibrations rolling. The official first day of that glorious season is this Sunday, so you can start digging out the poom poom shorts and burying those chunky knit sweaters.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
We’re channeling another bumping hour of FREE music magic your way. The FashionIndie Mixtape Series continues with DJ Chachi‘s second exclusively ours mashup mix. It’ll have you strutting in your buds from the second you hit download. Just look to the right side of this page for the music player, and 60 minutes of sonic sensation is yours free.
Edited by Saynt
It’s amazing what a little contorted posing and photoshop (I’m assuming) can do for an overweight songbird. Adele is the latest chunk monster to get Voguefied. Annie Leibovitz shot this image of the recent Grammy winner, creating a shape that is a far, far cry for her normal build. Arms stretched, laying on the bed angularly while wearing all black and holding your cheek chunk back while trying to look comfortable is not a shape, it’s a yoga move, but it’s definitely not a shape.
Why can’t Vogue take the route of a soon to be more successful magazine (LOVE) and just shoot the fat girls like their fat? What’s so wrong with showcasing a couple rolls?
For those who don’t know what Adele really looks like with out the Vogue retouching there’s a photo below.
Edited by Kirby Marzec
British soul singer Adele play her part and snagged the Grammy award for best new artist. So, how did Anna Wintour do styling her? Adele walked the red carpet in a custom made Barbara Tfank flared dress and a satin green jacket with tuxedoed Hamish Bowles. Wait…are we sure Wintour styled with Adele in mind or her own personal fashion taste? This looks exactly like something Wintour would wear! Either way, I think the whole look is a bit matronly. The jacket isn’t exactly flattering and the black/green color combo makes me wonder why Adele is on the red carpet and not the Broadway stage of Wicked. Well Wintour, you tried…and failed. Moral of the story: never try.
Thanks for the photo Fashionologie!
Edited by Kirby Marzec
Either the woman is taking serious happy pills or had a revelational change of heart, but we all know that Anna Wintour rarely does anything without making someone cry, require a full-time therapist or consider jumping in front of oncoming traffic. But get this (I suggest you sit down)…Anna Wintour actually offered to style British recording artist Adele for the Grammy Awards this Sunday! The singer is up for best record and apparently was approached by Wintour while visiting the Vogue offices for her final fitting (Adele will appear in an upcoming issue of Vogue). The singer, who typically dresses in tights, flats and cardigans is more than ready for Wintour to spice up her style! but be careful, Adele…I hear it burns when she touches your skin…
Thanks NY Mag!
