Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The drama of the business, the transcendent beauty of the clothes, and the backstabbing bitchery of the fashion world have always been popular subjects in film. Whether it’s a satanic editor with a taste for Italian couture, a young fashionista dining with diamonds, or a group of disenfranchised queens hoping to set the City of Lights ablaze, these 10 movies are the greatest odes to fashion.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The drama of the business, the transcendent beauty of the clothes and the backstabbing bitchery of the fashion world have always been popular subjects in film. Whether it’s a satanic editor with a taste for Italian couture, a young fashionista dining with diamonds or a group of disenfranchised queens hoping to set the City of Lights ablaze, these 10 movies are the greatest odes to and about fashion.
Edited by The Fashion Web
Today the Kardashian sisters announced their global partnership with leading international designer Bruno Schiavi and his apparel company, Jupi Corporation. Kim, Khloe and Kourtney will collaborate with Schiavi on a complete brand launch encompassing apparel, home…Read more…
Edited by Saynt
Rielle Olsen went after Sacha Baron Cohen, claiming that she and Bruno had gotten into a physical altercation that left her stuck in a wheel chair dealing with brain bleeds. Turns out she was just lying and now she’s stuck paying Cohen $17,000 in legal fees. Lesson learned; don’t fuck with Bruno.
Edited by Hillary Frazier
We sat down with Jeff, Ayad, and Ian of Passion Pit to rattle off a few questions before their set, and found out everything you really wanted to know:
Fashion Indie: So rumor has it you guys are sponsored by Marc Jacobs?
Passion Pit (looking shocked): No, we’d like to be sponsored by some dorky stuff (Ayad).
Manager- Marc Jacobs may be sending them some free stuff.
Ian- Usually what happens is that we endorse something, and then we get free stuff, like instruments.
Fashion Indie: Who is the most fashion-conscious member of your band?
PP: (Disagreement) Ian thinks he’s the most fashionable but Jeff and Ayad agree that it’s Mike. Mike took a fashion class, which is where the name Passion Pit originated from. Fashion Indie agrees that it is most likely Mike.
FI: Cobra Starship did a collaboration with Leighton Meester (who we actually had to explain to the guys that she was from Gossip Girl, they had no idea who she was). If you could do a collaboration with a celebrity, who would it be?
PP: Beyonce.
Jeff- No Solange.
Manager- …you probably could do that.
Ayad- We should stick with the original.
Jeff- Yeah, we might as well reach for the sky.
FI: Have you guys seen the movie Bruno? (No, not yet). If he were to style your next photo shoot, would it be the full velcro suit? Or the kilt with angel wings from the MTV VMAs?
PP: Neither, the banana hammock
FI: If you were to do a collaboration product or line with Diesel, what would it be?
PP (after some muttering, something about not liking the pricing too much, I think):
Ayad- I’d do more stuff for broad shouldered, shorter guys. (Clearly making reference to his stature).
FI: Alright, last question; who had better style as a TV father figure, Mike Brady or Bill Cosby?
PP (In up-roaring agreement): Bill Cosby, he had a bad ass sweater collection.
Passion Pit put on a killer performance. Corey is uploading videos to the Fashion Indie Youtube channel as I type! Check out more photos from their performance on Cult
Edited by Hillary Frazier
After being convinced by Corey and friends that going to Jersey with them was a good idea, we decided to go to the mall and see Bruno. There were a plethora of zeroes to be found, but my phone wouldn’t let me capture them all. At least she matches?
Edited by Hillary Frazier
Attention twitterverse: Universal is mad that no one is going to see movies because everyone is tweeting 140 character opinions about how all of the movies out right now suck.
“According to social media specialists, Universal is mad at you for driving away 73% percent of Bruno’s ticket sales! When movie-goers take to their micro-blogging sites and hurl instant critiques at helpless studios, all their marketing machinery is rendered impotent. Some of this summer’s alleged victims have included Bruno, Land of the Lost, and Year One.”
To quote ‘ohnotheydidnt’:
“So really there’s only one way to combat the Twitter effect: Stop making shitty movies.”
Nice.
SOURCE: Livejournal
Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student
You saw Bruno on Marie Claire, but now it’s time to see just a bit more of him on the cover of Attitude Magazine for July 2009.
LINKAGE: Beauty Confessional
Edited by Corey Moran
A simple color palette, but amazing none the less. Dolce & Gabbana DUH! (reference Bruno for proper effect).
Gallery: RUNWAY RUNDOWN: Dolce & Gabbana Spring 2010 Collection
via GQ
