Tan Mom Tells It Like It Is…or Something, Manish Arora Exits Paco Rabanne and Beyonce’s a Literary Prize-Winner

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- When you exit through the gift shop of The Met‘s “Impossible Conversations” exhibit, you’ll find surreal (and severely overpriced) souvenirs like a lips pin and a Prada flame shoe ornament. [Met Museum]

- Tan Mom may well be the best thing to come out of New Jersey since…well, my mind’s gone blank on that front. While discretely hiding the box of Franzia in her handbag, Patricia Krentcil lashed out at those who accused her of taking her 5-year-old daughter into a tanning salon, saying that “they’re jealous, they’re fat and they’re ugly.” [Jezebel]

Oy-vey! Galliano’s Back, Lindsay Makes Dirty LOVE to Terry & Beyonce’s Boobylicious

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

- David Beckham says he “didn’t know where to look” when the ad for his new bodywear collection at H&M aired during the Super Bowl. Funny, my eyes knew exactly where to zoom in. [Telegraph]

- David’s wife Victoria, however, knows exactly what she’s doing on the cover of i-D. [Telegraph]

- John Galliano resurfaced recently to fete the birthday of a close friend. And not a single Jew was harmed — it’s called progress, people. [Page Six]

Fei Fei Sun’s Guide to Shanghai and Designers to Watch

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

About three years ago, Fei Fei Sun was just a gal about China, hangin’ with her boyfriend in Shanghai. Several Paris Fashion Week video viewings later, and she’s got the bug to wear it all; to be there in it. Fortunately her razor sharp jawline and chameleon abilities have allowed just that and she skyrocketed her to the fashion stratosphere.. Her first season out, she walked 30 shows without knowing a lick of English. Which I suppose proves the point that you can get by on just your good looks (and in this case, polite, intuitive silence and a fearsome smize). If you turn the tables and find yourself in Shanghai without knowing a damn word in Chinese, check what Fei Fei Sun advises you eat, see and shop in her city.

SHOE ENVY: Moonspoon Saloon x Buffalo Platform Sneaker

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

If Spice Girls collaborated on a collection for Moon Shoes, the components would look something like this. Built to reach another level, and that level may be another planet, Moonspoon Saloon decided to get it on with Buffalo and make these beautifully bizarre babies. Already featured in i-D, V  and Dazed and Confused, you better slip into these platforms before their 15 minutes of fame runs out. Zigzags, crushed velvet and splattered paint are all your for the taking.

Nailed It: Sophy Robson

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

Over the next few weeks, we are going to look at eight incredible manicurists and their over-the-top art in a new feature called Nailed It. Today, let’s explore the incredible manicure designs of London-based artist Sophy Robson. Pulling inspiration from music, fashion and street art, Robson’s nails are some of the boldest we’ve seen. Her designs have even landed her a gig with beauty powerhouse Sephora to curate its Sephora by OPI nail art. Click through for a gallery of our favorite Robson designs.

Abbey in Wonderland: Kershaw Dreams Big for i-D

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

With a Twiggy-eyed wink in black and white, Abbey Lee Kershaw covers the “Dream Big” issue of i-D Magazine. Inside comes a vibe straight from Alice in Wonderland as Abbey complements her 60s swagger with larger-than-life accessories that could only be induced by an “Eat Me” pill. With Richard Bush behind the lens and Sarah Richardson behind the wardrobe, it’s one dream we’d like to step inside.

Carine Winks for i-D

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Hardworking freelancer Carine Roitfeld covers i-D, shot by good friend…I guess, Terry Richardson. 

Kreayshawn’s Ovary Swaggin Slideshow

Edited by Samantha Lim

From adderall slinger to internet sensation to record deal rapper, new pop culture icon Kreayshawn further cements her image on the new cover of i-D magazine.  Her ovary pumping swag (her words, not ours) is captured above via two toned hair, gold star emblazoned eyelashes, finger tattoos, and a triple toned leopard print manicure.  All bad ass you say? We thinks a not.  Her Debbie Harry haircut, ski slope wardrobe, and constant cat references (Gucci Gucci ends with a meow and refers to catnip, kitty cats, and kitty litter), however vile they may be, make us think that she’ll grow out of her rapper phase and turn into one crazy cat lady.  Either way, we are having a love affair with her right now so…here’s a style slideshow!

I’m Ready for My Close-Up, Mr. Testino: The 10 Most Editorial Actresses

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Anna Wintour has been credited/blamed/lauded/criticized for the current proliferation of celebrity-driven magazine covers of the past 15 years or so. Love it or hate it, a model has a better chance winning a Pulitzer than landing a U.S. Vogue cover — with a few notable exceptions. While stars are rightfully and contractually beautiful, however, not all of them can cut the couture mustard. Then there are those ladies who love the camera and the camera is kind of obsessed with them. Here, the 10 actresses who give the best editorial — and give models a run for their money — are given the countdown treatment. 

i-D Magazine Paints the Town

Edited by Megan Turley

Harry Goodwins (Ford), Matthew Hitt (Wilhelmina), and Patrick O’Donnell (Models 1) mug playfully for this fantastically colorful spread for i-D Magazine, shot by Haruki Horikawa.