Paul and Stella McCartney Harmonize Music, Fashion and Ballet: Stars Stud Premiere

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

The stars shone brightly over the McCartney family affair at Lincoln Center last night. Sir Paul McCartney premiered Ocean’s Kingdom, the first ballet of his own composing. His daughter, the fashion formidable Stella McCartney exquisitely costumed every ballerina in the production. From the red carpet poured in talent after beauty after me; Jon Bon Jovi, Sarah Jessica Parker, Alec Baldwin, Ralph Lauren, Candace Bushnell, the fabulous list goes on. Not only did we discover the sensational dresses that sauntered in on socialites and dancers, but the ballet was an emotional rush from all perspectives. See the fabulites, the costumes, and our close brush with Paul as he radiantly enters the building.

Could Blake Lively be the Next Carrie Bradshaw?

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

It looks like Carrie Bradshaw may have a new actress to fill her fabulous shoes. But wait, replace the brilliant Sarah Jessica Parker, a fashion icon to young and old alike? Never. However, rumor has it that some big guns out in Hollywood want to make Candace Bushnell‘s The Carrie Diaries, a young-adult book that chronicles Carrie Bradshaw’s teen life, into a film. But who is stylish enough to play the young fashionista? Blake Lively, of course!

Candace Bushnell Won’t Get Sex in Any City in That Dress

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

Attention Candace Bushnell: YOU ARE NOT CARRIE BRADSHAW. Cut the crap, that dress is a disaster!

Candace Bushnell to Release ‘The Carrie Diaries’

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Here is the first image of the cover of Candace Bushnell’s The Carrie Diaries, a young adult book series set during the teen years of the Sex And The City protagonist.

Fashion Quotable: Candace Bushnell

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Candace Bushnell, the writer who brought us SATC, has defended the use of designer labels in her work – insisting that they play an integral role in women’s identities.

“I don’t think fashion is part of my work for the sake of it, fashion for many women is a weapon. It’s comparable to men’s suits. There’s the salesman in the shiny suit and then certainly in New York, successful men wear hand-tailored Italian suits. So, as you get older, your clothes express your status as opposed to, ‘I found the right handbag, this is my weapon, get back’. Money and power go together. We as women don’t like to acknowledge that, but it’s true, so when you have money, the power paradigm with men shifts.”

Thanks Vogue UK.