Edited by Andy Wass
I hate Katie Holmes’ short hair but she sure does photograph well. Oh, and several of the shots in her editorial for the April 2009 issue of Glamour are far better than her cover shot. The spread is simple and features Katie in black and white pieces that really bring out her natural beauty.
Photos by Brigitte Lacombe.
GALLERY: Katie Holmes for Glamour, April 2009.
Edited by Andy Wass
Jennifer Connelly is the cover girl for the March 2009 issue of Glamour.
They ask her a million annoying questions about single life vs. married life, but she still remains one of the most photogenic and interesting-looking actresses out there.
They put her in a lot of white outfits (spring!), which ends up being a great contrast with her dark hair.
GALLERY: Jennifer Connelly Glamour March 2009
Edited by Saynt
Another day, another tragedy in glossyland. Ads are down and Vogue leads the pack with the largest drop in pages.
Would it be bad to rub it in now, or should I wait for later?
Edited by Saynt
Some major glossies are reporting serious declines in their newstand sales including Conde Nast’s W and Teen Vogue. Apparently, readers are skipping the tree killing medium for a little something called the Internet (a.k.a FashionIndie.com).
Edited by Kirby Marzec
She might not have the eerie, ghostlike look of Tanya Dziahileva or the the deer-face of Gemma Ward, but Emma Maclaren, the blonde hair, blue eyed babe isn’t just any girl. For starters, this 17-year-old British model has more agencies than the typical top model. With bookers in London, New York, Paris and Milan, Maclaren’s career has skyrocketed, especially during 2008′s New York Fashion Week. Maclaren made her runway debut walking for designers like Marc Jacobs, Jill Sander and Givenchy and will be featured in November’s British Glamour and on the cover for December’s issue of L’Officiel. People might call her “generic-looking,” but this girl has got something that the other slender, blonde giants don’t have!
Thanks NY Mag and The Fashion Spot!
Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student
Agyness Deyn
Victoria Beckham
Christian Louboutin designs
Alber Elbaz
Serge Normant
Hitting the newsstands is September is Glamour magazine. Normally Glamour is always hitting the right notes; a fun read to divulge into the world of beauty, fashion, news, and tips (not before Fashionindie of course), but we can’t say we agree with one of their articles in the making. Glamour is set to release an article, in their September issue, featuring “Seven People Who Could Change Your Style”. The list is less than impressive. The seven “fashionistas” include Pat McGrath, Victoria Beckham, Christian Louboutin, Alber Elbaz, Takashi Murakami, Serge Normant, and Agyness Deyn. Though many of these men and women have made significant names for themselves, I think it’s a little overboard to say that these seven people would change anyones style. Don’t get me wrong, their individual and unique and they let their clothes speak for themselves, but to say they start the trend? It’s ridiculous!
Thanks to fashionista for the pic!
Edited by Lauren Garroni
If you’re a mag-o-phile (one who likes magazines) like myself then this post is for you. Here is a round-up of the magazines that will be on your newsstands shortly:
US Harper’s Bazaar August 2008 : Jessica Biel by Peter Lindbergh
Allure August 2008 : Victoria Beckham by Michael Thompson
US Elle August 2008 : Mariah Carey
US InStyle August 2008 : by Robert Erdmann
Lucky August 2008 : Leighton Meester
US Marie Claire August 2008 : Maggie Gyllenhaal
US Glamour August 2008 : Christina Aguilera
Interview August 2008 : Eva Mendes by Mikael Jansson
US Cosmopolitan August 2008 : Scarlett Johansson
Vanity Fair August 2008 : Hollywood’s Next Wave by Mark Seliger
Vogue China August 2008 : Maggie Cheung by Mario Sorrenti
i-D August 2008 : Naomi Campbell & Stefano Pilati by Inez & Vinoodh
