Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Terry Richardson disease is now a full-blown pandemic infecting the nation’s youth. [Styleite]
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Jack of all fashionable trades and modern-day Renaissance man Milan Vukmirovic describes his new bi-annual magazine, Fashion for Men, as “very elegant, simple, modern and,” above all, “masculine.” Truly, its 620 pages are dripping in testosterone with collaborations from guest of honor Givenchy’s Riccardo Tisci (hence the snarling rottweiler on the cover) and streetstyle auteur Tommy Ton and the manliest of them all, Anna Dello Russo – the only (alleged) woman in the mag . This Male Model Humpday, we take a look inside the mega-tome’s premier issue with three strapping spreads starring Chris Moore, Eric Puzio, Ian Mellencamp and one of our fave gents, Travis Cannata.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Though wildly hyped and nearly universally panned — but at least his homegirl Anna Dello Russo had his back — Kanye West‘s fashion line, Dw, is still alive and kicking. Not only does it have a Twitter account, a prerequisite for anyone’s official existence, but now rumor has it the Louis Vuitton Don is moving his design studio to London to be closer to the comforting glow of Central Saint Martins.
Edited by Samantha Lim
In what may be her quirkiest video yet, everyone’s favorite eccentric editor Anna Dello Russo brings you her Christmas video card. Between the couture, the questionable tension she has with a very slim Santa (how fashionable), and the coughing that happens when a fog machine loses control, we love every single thing about this video. Merry Christmas!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
‘Twas one hell of a year for fashion, 2011. Alexander McQueen triumphed this year thanks to a pair of well-documented dresses and a bona fide cultural phenomenon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Christian Dior tried to rebound from a potential PR nightmare, to varying degrees of success. Diffusion lines easily out-shined their designer homes. An editrix reinvented herself amidst a sea of rumors without losing a beat. And underaged fashionistas grew up in front of our very eyes. Here are our picks for the 25 most memorable and stylish moments of 2011.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
And that is the main career question you should be asking yourself. Only the most fabulous fashion peeps have a Fashimal, and we’re slightly obsessed with these hilariously clever doppelgängers. Including such famous industry heavy weights like Anna Wintour, André Leon Talley and Anna Dello Russo, we’re totally inspired to make our own FashionIndie Fashimals. Check out the gallery after the jump.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Resembling the classic ski goggle but with a much chicer edge, the Prada Illusion Sunglasses are the only shades you’ll need to protect your peepers from the winter wind and sun. Originally shown with the Fall 2011 collection, the sunglasses are now on being shown at the Prada Aoyama Epicenter on an army of mannequins. The display was exclusively designed by Anna Dello Russo on November 5th during Vogue Fashion’s Night Out. Click through for the gallery.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Sprinkled throughout W’s November issue are some eye-catching ads featuring Linda Evangelista shilling shampoo, Joan Rivers (airbrushed into near oblivion) hawking furs and Anna Dello Russo slathered in anti-aging cream. These and six other tongue-in-cheek fauxmmercials were shot by Steven Meisel and styled by Edward Enninful, creating the kind of consumer confidence that only a toddler in a tiara and a naked drag queen can foster.
