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- Christina! Bring me the heels! Steel your nerves and hide the wire hangers to take a peek inside Joan Crawford‘s shoe closet. [Stylelist]
- In anticipation of The Costume Institute‘s upcoming “Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations” exhibit, Vogue threw some models in Prada collections from spring 1996 to fall 2011. [Vogue]
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Baz Luhrmann‘s The Great Gatsby promises to be a major fashion event — Luhrmann and his Daisy Buchanan, Carey Mulligan are already involved with next year’s Costume Institute Gala — complete with a 20s fashion revival, an inevitable Vogue cover and an awards season full of red carpet gowns. And Tiffany & Co. just added another layer of blinged out glamour.
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Elsa Schiaparelli and Miuccia Prada: On Fashion is the Met Costume Institute‘s next undertaking after the rip-roaring success of Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty. The exhibit will feature imagined conversations with the two iconic Italians on various subjects, from art and politics to women and creativity.
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Jessica Biel attended a gala event last night at MOMA honoring Oscar and Golden Globe-nominated Australian film director Baz Luhrmann.
Love the simple black dress, paired with black pumps (happy that they aren’t Louboutin’s), and the hair is gorgeous. Hoping that she didn’t do too much sitting, since the back is ruffled and would easily get wrinkled.
Thanks Just Jared for the pics
Edited by Lauren Garroni
Not long ago I posted photos of Nicole Kidman in Vogue promoting the yet to be released epic Australia. The film, which also stars Hugh Jackman, reteams Kidman with her Moulin Rougue director Baz Luhrmann.
Here are some newly released stills from the movie. It film won’t be out till November but I am already deeming it a film of style. Look at these costumes!
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Guess who’s on the cover of the new Vogue? Nicole Kidman! Who else could it be? In preparation for new film Austrila, directed by Baz Luhrmann (which doesn’t come out until NOVEMBER), Annie Lebowitz went down to Oz to document the period-piece extravaganza. However from the looks of these photos it seems like someone from Lebowitz’s crew photoshopped Nicole Kidman into the frame. How fake do these pictures look? Can we all agree that airbrushing has gone way too far? No one wants to see wrinkles (i.e Sarah Jessica Parker’s June Cover), but then again no one wants to think someone photoshoped Nicole Kidman into the Australian outback.
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