Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Burberry is the most popular girl in school. That is, if school was the world of luxury labels and popularity was measured in your number of Facebook friends…well, at least one of those holds true. The Brit brand has convinced 10 million people around the world to “Like” them — I’m still on the fence.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me, 12 pairs of tatas! It’s been a great year for topless editorial and no better time to celebrate our favorite snapshots than on the final day of the Christmas season. These ladies are celebrating in their birthday suits, and we love them for it. That’s right, even you Lindsay.
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
DROOOOOL. That is what’s happening as we look at these Burberry Prorsum Beaded Leather Sandals, wishing the office was somewhere tropical where they so rightfully belong. Chunky black leather straps stand tall on 5.5 inches of red-orange heel while tricolor beaded strands graze the center of the foot. Can you hear the beautiful sound they make when knocking together?
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Decked out in leather, fur and head-to-toe animal print, Monika Sawicka stars in “Upper Wildside” for Tush Magazine‘s issue #28. Expertly captured by photographer Txema Yeste, black and white pictures deliver sullen cheekbones for miles in and a blurred line of where garments end and city begins. Bernat Buscato set the mood with Valentino, Burberry Prorsum and J. Mendel, some sheer enough to read a runny newspaper. The drama would be less without striking hair by Akki Shirakawa and nearly skeletal makeup by Tyron Machhausen.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Illustrator Sandra Suy renders the 20th century’s ultimate style icons in today’s chicest looks for Chinese pub, ROGUE Magazine. Grace Kelly, Brigitte Bardot, Audrey Hepburn, Coco Chanel, Jackie Kennedy and Marilyn Monroe get modern makeovers in Burberry Prorsum, Gucci, Salvatore Ferragamo and of course, Chanel.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Highly-paid “actress” Sarah Jessica Parker covers U.S. Vogue‘s August issue in Burberry Prorsum, photographed by Mario Testino while striking a pose that says, “Yeah, I don’t know why I’m here, either.” [Design Scene]
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2 opens this Thursday/Friday at the stroke of midnight, and we have our tickets ready to go. Though devastated to see the seven-part series coming to an end, we know there is one good thing to come out of the emotional rubble – we can see our favorite actors from the films spread their wings and move onto other projects. As a tribute to both her Harry Potter character Hermoine Granger and her fantastic sense of style, here are 10 favorite Emma Watson fashion moments from the past few years.
