Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Olympic fever has officially gripped the world of fashion with US Olympians invading the June issue of US Vogue. In “Country Strong,” Annie Leibovitz captures Karlie Kloss with a handful of male athletes as she meets them on their respective turfs.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Two lucky so-and-so’s from the graduating class of the Parsons School of Design will get the internship of a lifetime thanks to a partnership with luxury conglomerate PPR and the website, The Fancy.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
It’s that time again, kids! Time for the only awards presentation of any merit, the Fifis. Celebrating the best in perfumes, colognes, eau de toilettes, body sprays and pretty much anything that covers up the smell of failure and/or shame, this year’s nominees naturally include a number of celebrity vanity fragrances such as Beyoncé‘s “Pulse” and Justin Bieber‘s “Someday,” both finalists in the Luxe Women category. While Bey may have the biological advantage, if you ask me there’s no woman more luxe than the Biebs.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Nature took its course on the runways from New York to Paris. Bushy brows and bare faces wiped the palette clean. Makeup was used sparingly; a vivd lip here, a midnight eye there. They were brought forth singularly. And the effect breathes refreshingly. Learn how to get the looks, and see which makeup artists put what products on which designers’ runways.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
All right, class, everyone settle and take your seats. And by take your seats, I clearly mean sit without sitting. We don’t want those thighs spilling over. Anyway, today’s lesson is on the handbag. Every lady needs one, large or small, designer or (god help you) designer knock off. But how do you sell that bag in an ad or editorial? It’s an accessory but that doesn’t mean it can’t be the star of the show.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Milano bared its wild side, and also the desire to restrain such urges. With leg bombing slits and curvature illusions sauntering about, it got a bit catty. Then strength in numbers and uniform brought it down to a demure, modest place. These five trends from Milan Fashion Week are fighting to be worn in harmony.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Well, Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks. So, your resolution is to hit the gym on the regs? You’re going to need a sensible platform sneaker to get you there. Vogue China suited Ji Lili up sporty ready for some athletic action. Take a page out of this for your own look. Think graphic lines, contrasts and sheer layers with depth. Because you’re obviously going to have a smokin’ hot personal trainer (and/or hot muscly men staring back at you from the weights section). These looks from Ohne Titel, Celine, Alexander Wang and Bottega Veneta will have them winking from the bell bars.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
The top runway hair trends of Fall 2011 were wielded by the hair stylist superstars of Windle and Moodie. This London based salon by Paul Windle and Neil Moodie is truly run by masters. Paul Windle was the principal of the Vidal Sassoon schools back in the 80s, and left in ’88 to open his own Salon. His prominence grew in the 90s in editorial and on the runway, styling a good number of Vogue covers. He’s also the reason his swear-by products Bumble and Bumble got so popular in the UK. If you’re in Londontown, you may even snag a coveted appointment for a haircut by Windle himself. Neil Moodie took a moment to shows us how to get the season’s coolest hair. From the tough ponied tomboy girlfriend to the teased, hurried and extreme hair of the Fall ’11 runways, Moodie takes you step by step here.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Scarlett Johansson tries some bondage-inspired looks for her latest spread in the December 2011 issue of Interview Magazine. Photographed by Sølve Sundsbø, Scarjo, as usual, is looking a little lifeless in her expressions. But thanks to stylist Ludivine Poiblanc, her wardrobe is fab with the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Miu Miu and Bottega Veneta on her side. See the gallery after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
It’s a multi-national, mutli-continent affair in Vogue Australia‘s December issue as photographer Max Doyle, stylist Naomi Smith, actress Isabel Lucas and model Katie Fogarty pack up for the African frontier.
