Karlie Kloss Gets Sex-Rated in “Fuck Me” by Ruth Hogben and SHOWstudio

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

It’s been a few days since we’ve wanted to scream in Karlie Kloss‘ face — out of love — but we knew it wouldn’t be long before there was something worth yelling about. In SHOWstudio‘s latest film series, “Fashion Fetish,” women in fashion — including Daphne Guinness, Lily Donaldson and Amanda Harlech — create performances and multi-media pieces “that comment on the contentious and provocative fusion of fashion with fetish.” Here, filmmaker Ruth Hogben directs Karlie, Ms. Kloss ’cause we’re nasty, playing with herself in Fuck Me. If the title doesn’t say enough, kinda NSFW. 

Karl’s Got a Fairy Tale Ending for Chanel Cruise 2011

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Kalr Lagerfeld, fresh off his recent cinematic triumph (?) with a series of short films for Magnum Ice Cream, will debut his new 30-minute film, The Tale of a Fairy, at the close of the Chanel Cruise 2011/12 collection on Monday,  May 9th.

Karl Lagerfeld Takes On Coco Chanel, In Black and White

Edited by Saynt

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Remember the good old days when you could by a gallon of milk for a nickel, when horse-drawn carriages were still a better transportation choice than those god-fangled Model T’s, when you could slap your kids around and not get caught. No, well Karl Lagerfeld does.

He’s trying to bring back the silent movie. He’s creating a ten-minute movie based on Coco Chanel’s early years. Karl decided to skip out on booking real actors and decided to fill the movie with a couple of his own friends — muse Amanda Harlech and daughter Tallulah Ormsby-Gore as customer and model, Brad Kroenig as Chanel lover Grand Duke Dmitri Pavlovich, and bodyguard Sebastien Jondeau as a Russian general. Coco Chanel’s role was filled by Lithuanian model Edita Vilkeviciute.

I’m trying to feign interest in this 10 minute commercial slightly disguised as a movie, but I’m not supporting any designer films until Tom Ford gets his movie on the big screen. Plus, black and white silent films are just a bit to 1920′s for my millennial ass. I was more impressed when Chanel came out with an iPhone App.