Bonnaroo Manchester, Tennessee. Headliners include Radiohead, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Phish and The Beach Boys

HBO Bryant Park Film Festival Showing classic films like Psycho, On the Waterfront and All About Eve

Lollapalooza Chicago, Illinois. Featuring Florence + The Machine, The Black Keys, Black Sabbath and Jack White

Coney Island Mermaid Parade 30th anniversary of the nation's largest art parade

Midsummer Night Swing Lincoln Center's outdoor dance party

Gay Pride Parade They're here, they're queer, get into it with Grand Marshal Cyndi Lauper

Rockaway Beach Under the boardwalk, you'll be having some fun

Shakespeare in the Park 50th anniversary season with performances of As You Like It and Into the Woods

Smorgasburg Some 100 food vendors hocking their wares at the Brooklyn Flea Market on the Williamsburg waterfront

Snow White and the Huntsman Charlize Theron and Kristen Stewart in a retelling of the classic fairy tale

Vans House Parties Free concerts in Brooklyn at the House of Vans, located at 25 Franklin St. Line-up to be announced

Whitney Art Party Benefiting the Whitney Art Museum's Independent Study program and various other initiatives

Jack White's resemblance to Edward Scissorhands is quite cutting.

Jack White, literally stands in the shadows, channeling Barnabas Collins in Dark Shadows.

White's got crazy eyes like Ed Wood.

Don't trust a man in a Marc Jacobs Fall 2012 hat to cut your hair. He's a total Sweeny Todd.

Through the looking glass, everything appears backwards. White becomes the Mad Hatter.

All Johnny Depp uncanniness aside, the conversation between Jack White, legendary astronaut Buzz Aldrin, and Interview contributing music editor Dimitri Ehrlich shows that White is still soaring in the realm of music, not acting. He talks about songwriting, love, growing up in Detroit and walking on the moon. See more (Depp-like) photos, a short film, and read the

Abbey Lee Kershaw - member of Our Mountain Kershaw plays tambourine in Our Mountain and allegedly also contributes keys and vocals. The band released theirdebut single "Wooden Hearts" in 2011 and appeared in Pierre Balmain's spring 2012 fashion film directed by Inez and Vinoodh.

Agyness Deyn - featured on "Who" by Five O'Clock Heroes The single wasn't very well received, to say the least -- though NME said it succinctly enough: "she sings on this and it’s shit." -- and peaked at #109 on the UK charts. But Deyn made somewhat of a comeback, providing the opening monologue to Rihanna's "We Found Love" video.

Baptiste Giabiconi - "One Night in Paradise" (2012) I guess we can consider Baptiste's brief dalliance with Katy Perry as a fact-finding mission as the male super is determined to get his music career off the ground. But while the video for the midtempo ballad "One Night in Paradise" -- off his debut album Oxygen -- has over 2 million views, it lacks the pizzazz of his magnum opus, "Showtime."

Carla Bruni-Sarkozy - Quelqu'un m'a dit (Someone Told Me) (2003) Before she became the First Lady of France, but after she had hung up her runway heels for good, Carla Bruni released Quelqu'un m'a dit. A huge hit in France where it debuted at number one and spent 37 non-consecutive weeks on the charts, "Le plus beau du quartier" was used in a 2006 H&M commercial and the title track appears on the soundtrack of (500) Days of Summer.

Karen Elson - The Ghost Who Walks (2010) Aside from having married -- and divorcing -- rock royalty in the form of Jack White, Elson has her own musical credentials on which to stand. A founding member of New York-based cabaret act The Citizen's Band, Elson released her White-produced solo album in 2010, The Ghost Who Walks, to positive reviews. The album's title track was released as a single and the accompanying video was also directed by White.

Milla Jovovich - The Divine Comedy (1994) Though best known today as an "actress," Jovovich was already a model veteran when she released her critically-acclaimed debut album in 1994. It didn't do so well commercially, but Jovovich continues to contribute songs to the soundtracks of her own films as well as others, such as 2003's Underworld.

Naomi Campbell - babywoman (1994) Naomi made her music video debut in 1978 when she appeared in the clip for Bob Marley's "Is This Love." She went on to appear in videos for Culture Club, Madonna, Michael Jackson and most famously George Michael. So naturally she decided to try her hand at a music career of her own with the critical and commercial failure, the horribly-titled babywoman. Peaking at #75 in her native UK, the album was a hit in Japan and went on to sell a million copies worldwide, producing the single and video "Love and Tears."

Nick Kamen - "Each Time You Break My Heart" (1986) Famous for stripping down to his undies in a classic Levi's ad in 1985, Kamen had a top 5 UK hit with "Each Time You Break My Heart," written and produced by Madonna and her frequent collaborator Stephen Bray. I'm sure the Material Girl's decision to get involved had nothing to do with the undies. What was inside of them, however...

Twiggy Twiggy has been steadily releasing albums since the 70s after she officially retired from modeling following an iconic four-year run. She released her latest album, Romantically Yours in 2011, a collection of her favorite tunes and standards such as "My Funny Valentine" and "Bewitched, Bothered & Bewildered."

Tyra Banks - "Shake Ya Body" (2004) Banks -- a jill of many trades and a Harvard grad to boot -- couldn't quite master popstardom, though she tried her damndest with the Beyoncé-aping "Shake Ya Body." She also recorded a single with Kobe Bryant, "K.O.B.E.," which besides being an embarrassment for everyone involved, proved that not even two superstars can make one serviceable hit.

Take a style note from these four iconic legends: Keith Richards, Steven Tyler, John Lennon and Jack White.

Even if you're just rocking a(n unbuttoned) white button up and slim pants, some silver pendents, belt buckles, rings and bracelets will seriously enhance. Get them leaning to the pewter end, even a touch tarnished. Jewelry that has a story, or looks like it does makes you looked well traveled. This was bling before bling was bling. Keith Richards acquired thick jewelry around the world as a Rolling Stone and embraced it like a pirate does booty. If you’re in the gold, check independent jewelry designers like Henson and Annie Costello Brown. If you’re playing blister-fingered for your loot, hit up estate sales while on tour or try your luck at flea markets. Sidenote on the power of jewelry: Keith Richard's skull ring has much mythology surrounding it. Legend holds countless tales of its discovery, and an ever larger number of copies. The truth* - David Courts and Bill Hackett were studying the anatomy of the human skull. They made a mold of a real skull and sized it down. They turned it into a ring and gave Keith the only one they ever made. Now they make a new variety of skull, but Keef is the only human alive with that very design. *as far as we know.

Dizzy the eyes along with the ears as you wear layers of prints and scarves on stage. Like Steven Tyler and his mic of a thousand silks, you can pile pattern on print on Prince. Your best bet is to hit it thrift – parking garage summer market places, the out of town Salvation Army, or any local vintage haunt. But another secret – go right to the source at the fabric store. Find a pattern that hits your beat, and get a half-yard for a one of a kind scarf. It might be tattered around the edges, but so are you.

As a rockstar, you presumably wear your sunglasses inside, outside, morning, noon and night. John Lennon took a shape rarely worn and made them his signature. Try the same with a unique frame to don eternally. Sidenote on rockstar power: This is May Pang, Yoko’s approved mistress while they were away. I suppose it also helped that Yoko is a highly open-minded artist.

Especially if your hair is super stringy like Jack White’s, a hat will give you star quality and a quick cover up. Hats command attention and show you’ve got class. The less typical, the better. Like an Amish wide brim, or a fancy top hat. Estate sales are key for super unique finds. Or else try these spots for the top hat.

The Kills in 2008 were mashing up plaids, the other's musical other half. Next month on February 11th, catch the duo at

(EMBARGOED FOR PUBLICATION IN UK TABLOID NEWSPAPERS UNTIL 48 HOURS AFTER CREATE DATE AND TIME) XXX attends the launch party of Uniqlo's new flagship store on Oxford Street, at Uniqlo on November 6, 2007 in London, England.

Varvatos’s Soho store in NYC. Photo courtesy of John Varvatos

Menswear designer John Varvatos is a big fan of strings. Not the kind that dangle loosely from fabric, silly! The kind that are attached to guitars.

That’s why the edgy Designer of the Year award winner — whose ads have included the likes of Iggy Pop, Slash, ZZ Top, and Franz Ferdinand — is celebrating three decades of Guitar World magazine with some really rockin’ window displays at his store in New York City’s Soho.

“As Guitar World celebrates a milestone in the music industry with their 30th anniversary and we celebrate our 10th anniversary in fashion, we felt it was a great way to bring together both worlds in a nod to the ultimate guitar ‘bible,’” Varvatos, who has outfitted today’s hottest players including Lenny Kravitz and John Mayer, said in a press release.

The store’s windows show mannequins dressed in Varvatos‘s signature cool-cat clothing, with Guitar World covers featuring music greats like John Lennon, Prince, the White Stripes’s Jack White, and Eddie Van Halen splashed against the walls behind them.

John Lennon, Jimi Hendrix, and Eddie Van Halen rock the covers of Guitar World. Photo courtesy of John Varvatos

“In the world of rock-and-roll it’s the guitarists who always push the boundaries and set the trends,” Brad Tolinski, Guitar World editor in chief, said in a statement. “Nobody ever looked better — or more dangerous — doing this than icons like Jimi Hendrix, Jimmy Page, and Joe Perry. It’s a thrill to have a fashion house like John Varvatos acknowledge Guitar World and our role in creating those indelible images.”

StyleList loves the idea of Varvatos celebrating magazines with window displays — just as long as he stays away from Bird Fancy. That could get messy.

In related news, read how Interview magazine celebrated its 40th anniversary.

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Musicians and real-life couple Jack White & model Karen Elson star in in 'Frock & Roll' in the June 2010 issue of American Vogue, photographed by Annie Leibovitz and styled by Grace Coddington.

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Music’s busiest man, Jack White from The White Stripes, takes time out from the recording studio to show Ben Cobb around Third Man Records, his new headquarters in downtown Nashville, Tennessee.  Check out the article here.

My latest style muse! Huge fan of The Dead Weather, and the combination of machine guns, amazing music, Jack White, and the purely love/hate relationship that is shown is this video is really everything I strive for on a daily basis. There’s something about the facial expressions, body language, and the way that both White and Alison Mosshart are walking that has me obsessed with this video all over again. Throw in these promo pictures and you officially have what I invision both my current and future life as being. Now if I could only find myself a machine gun!

Irina Lazareanu

Jack White with Karen Elson

From models turned actresses and vice versa, we now have models turned music artists. With the earlier news of model Irina Lazareanu’s (album debuting this Fall) and Nadja Auermann working on a music career, it is easier to grasp that former model Karen Elson (and wife of Jack White of The White Stripes) is also currently pursuing a music career. Also on her plate, the opening of her Nashville vintage boutique in which she plans to sell everything from Ossie Clarke to Valentino couture.

It is soo easy for these girls to do what they want once they have made a name for themselves in the biz, all about the people you know (or are dating, rumor has it that Irina and Pete Doherty are getting cozy). Her album is being produced by Patti Smith, in collaboration with Sean Lennon, and word is circulating that performance outfits will be courtesy of Mason Martin Margiela, Balenciaga, and Ann Demeulemeester, how convenient!