Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Chico’s, that middle-aged, middle brow, middling clothes horse, has signed on Oscar winner/my fairy godmother Diane Keaton to appear in commercials and print ads for their holiday campaign.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Great style transcends space and time. From a 19th century Indian colonel in head-to-toe tartan to a 70s supermodel in bright yellow plaid, significant fashion statements will always circle back around. Elizabeth Walker explores this trend phenomenon through historic photographs in her gorgeously-done coffee table staple Style Book: Fashionable Inspirations (Flammarion 2011). If you’re ever wondering how to wear that menswear-inspired suit, vintage fur shawl or those sky-high platforms, let style icons like Diane Keaton, Elton John and Sue Coddington be your guides.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
My love for Diane Keaton knows no bounds. Aside from starring in two of the greatest films ever, Annie Hall and The First Wives’ Club (and a couple The Godfathers), she just has the aura of ‘cool mom.’ Or at least, ‘painfully unhip cool mom.’
Di Di Keats at the premiere of 'Morning Glory'
Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student
Beyonce appears in the latest L’Oréal Paris commercial with a “behind the scenes” setup as she shares notes with her background singers. The singer appears wearing a bold red lipstick from L’Oréal’s line of Infallible Never Fail Lipcolour Compacts, a line that is completely “spokesmodel-inspired”. Who else made the inspiration list? Eva Longoria Parker, Diane Keaton, Linda Evangelista, Andie MacDowell, and Kate del Castillo.
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Edited by Kirby Marzec
It wasn’t until I was saw Mikael Jansson’s spread for Vogue Paris September 2009 that I realized what my favorite fall trend is: timeless androgyny. Inspired by Diane Keaton’s role as Annie Hall, Jansson’s spread features model Anna Jagodzinska dressed in an array of androgynous 70′s menswear. While the androgyny trend is a few seasons running, I love the simple, professional and somewhat preppy feel of this trendy throwback. But remember ladies, keep the hair and makeup feminine and simple to avoid the butch/costume/tranny look!
GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “Diane K” Vogue Paris September 2009
Thanks Fashion Gone Rogue!
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
Vogue Paris’ penchant for dressing up in their September issue is causing me to fall absolutely in love. Anna Jagodzinska pays tribute to Diane Keaton in her Annie Hall days, with a sleek but still casual menswear look. Who will you be playing dress-up as this fall?
GALLERY: Anna Jagodzinska as Diane Keaton
SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rogue
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
I’m not one to become star-struck when I see celebrities or models roaming the New York City streets. But one exception hit me like the M79 as I was waiting for a friend at Astor Place. Diane Keaton, in all her glory, walked right past me looking absolutely stunning. She looks just as young and fresh as Annie Hall in this head to toe black ensemble. I hope I look as great as she does upon reaching that age.
Thanks to Jezebel for the photo.
Edited by Andy Wass
Oh, Diane, I love you no matter what. But when you wandered around Hollywood on Tuesday in a splattered bubble skirt, weird-length leggings, turtleneck, and safari hat, I just couldn’t take it. I know you can’t dress like Annie Hall every day, but…
I think some celebrities who use stylists on a daily basis can come off looking too contrived or too put-together. But mayhaps you should look into it. At least you make everyone else feel better about how their moms dress.
Image from The Daily Mail.
