Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- For W‘s March issue, Steven Klein explores the light and dark side of Kate Moss . Hint, there’s not much of a difference between the two. [W]
- Andrej Pejic perfected his tuck to model a bikini on a rooftop in New York. All in a gay’s work. [Telegraph]
- Wet Hot American Summer 2. Happening. Get into it. [Huff Po]
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Fashion Week is here in all its sequined glory, and we’re carefully but surely finalizing our wardrobe for the week. If you’re still searching for that special pair of statement shoes for the occasion, look no further than Miss Bernadette 2 from Opening Ceremony. Standing on a 140 mm velvet platform heel, this leather retro t-strap pump has a double buckle ankle strap for extra support when trudging through the tents. Get them now before those other bitches do.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Leave it to Barney’s to make being single on Valentine’s Day a good excuse to go shopping and spend the day pampering yourself. When you spend $200 (or more, which frankly, how can you not when you’re in that store?) from February 9 – 11, you’ll get a swag bag full 33 of their best beauty samples. We road tested them ourselves and here’s what we thought:
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
They’re sweeping up at the award shows and stealing everyone’s hearts, and the cast of The Artist is shining under a spotlight that grows brighter each day. But behind the Oscar nod for Best Picture (among many other nominations it has received) is that killer fashion from the 1920s — flapper, avant garde, art deco glam. And The Artist isn’t alone – think about how Midnight in Paris, Boardwalk Empire and soon enough The Great Gatsby are full of 1920s fashion glam. Here are a few ways to channel it.
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Proceedings are under way in the case of Macy’s v. Martha Stewart Living and it’s already getting ugly with the former bringing up the latter’s prison record and referring to rival J.C. Penney as a “less upscale retailer.” Meanwhile, sounds like someone got a few high profile diffusion lines and thinks they’re ballin’ like Barneys all of a sudden.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
It may be cold and the trees may be bare, but it’s possible to create your own tranquil spring garden before the first April showers arrive. We’ve rounded up eight of our favorite winter floral pieces that will carry you from winter to spring and right into the warm rays of summer.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
During Tech Month at FashionIndie, we’ve been exploring the excellent scientific advances in fashion and looking to the future for what we might be wearing tomorrow. In today’s Look of the Day, we thought about what a super duper, crime-fighting, futuristic femme fatale should look like. Click to see her badass style.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Daphne Guinness is going on display once again. But this time it’s not a window performance piece at Barneys nor an exhibit dedicated to her enviable collection of couture. Paris department store Printemps has teamed with the heiress and photographer Nick Knight‘s SHOWstudio to create virtual mannequins of Guinness for their store windows, using photographic images rendered using cutting-edge three-dimensional scanning technology.
