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CULTURE, Music / May 22 2012 10:45 AM

Videography: Britney Spears

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It’s Britney, bitch. The lady Spears shimmied along in 1998, following in the syncopated dancesteps of Janet and Madonna to become a pop culture icon in her own right. Like those enterprising queens, Brit employed a series of reinventions throughout her career and suffered a few bumps along the way, but she’s back and still churning out the hits nearly 15 years later. Let’s take a tour of Britney Spears’ greatest — and most questionable — video looks. 

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FASHION, Music / May 8 2012 11:00 AM

Videography: Janet Jackson

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Videography charts an artist’s fashion evolution through their music videos. First up, her name’s not Baby, it’s Janet. Ms. Jackson if you’re nasty. Janet had a string of classic hits and equally classic videos throughout the 80s, 90s and early 00s before being sidetracked by Nipplegate. But not even the sun medallion seen round the world could keep the youngest member of the Jackson clan down and out for too long. Over the past 30 years, Janet has made an indelible impact on the pop culture landscape through her genre-bending music, groundbreaking videos and cutting-edge style.

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MODEL LUST, Music / May 2 2012 11:58 AM

MALE MODEL HUMPDAY: Video Bros

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Christie Brinkley was Billy Joel‘s “Uptown Girl.” Cindy Crawford, Naomi Campbell, Linda Evangelista and Christy Turlington helped George Michael declare his “Freedom.” And Helena Christensen played Chris Isaak‘s “Wicked Game,” as directed by the legendary Herb Ritts. Models have been appearing in music videos nearly as long as the form has been alive, lest we forget Calvin Klein brief-fillers  Djimon Hounsou and Antonio Sabato, Jr. in Janet Jackson‘s “Love Will Never Do (Without You),” also directed by Ritts. So in honor of our May month of music, Male Model Humpday takes a look at the hunky men making beautiful music…videos.

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FASHION / March 15 2012 9:42 AM

Pinspiration: Stylist Robert Behar

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What becomes a legend most? Stylist Robert Behar should know, having outfitted Janet Jackson in her controversial Blackglama ad campaign. Behar has also worked with Ms. Jackson — ’cause at this point we’re all nasty — on newsstands, in concert and on the red carpet. He’s the dude responsible for this, a look I  like to call “Diva Shutting Shit Down.” When not staying in Control, Behar  divides his time between commercials, editorials and apparently Dollywood. This morn, pique your Pinterest – it’s the best part of waking up.

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FASHION / December 8 2011 5:33 PM

THE DAILY GASP: Ciara for Vogue Paris

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I’ve always loved rooting for an underdog and since her debut in 2004, Ciara‘s been steadily churning out booty-shaking hits while never quite attaining the level of success of say, a Rihanna, a Beyoncé or even an Ashanti. Luckily, Givenchy‘s brooding creative director Riccardo Tisci is similarly obsessed with Cici and, known for his love of dogs, has annointed her one of his muses. Fashion has fully-embraced the songstress with a stunner of an editorial in Vogue Italia now Ciara returns with this shot from Vogue Paris. 

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FASHION, NEWS / November 23 2011 12:30 PM

Janet Jackson Designs All Fur You

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Nevermind Rihanna being the latest celeb to collab for a collection. After being the spokesmodel for Blackglama‘s What Makes a Legend Most campaign, Janet Jackson has teamed up with them to make their newest line of mink. Janet explains this sudden urge to design: “The art of fashion is one of my great passions. I’ve worked for years to bring a collection into the world.  Partnering with Blackglama is very exciting.” Let’s just hope this wardrobe doesn’t malfunction. Or that PETA doesn’t pull a Justin Timberlake and rip it by force.

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CELEBULITE, CULTURE, FASHION / March 9 2011 3:15 PM

Haider Ackermann’s ascension to… Christian Dior?

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Haider Ackermanns ascension to... Christian Dior?
Haider Ackermann for W Magazine © Inez van Lamsveerde & Vinoodh Matadin

I have been observing the evolution of Haider Ackermann for several seasons, as he is one of my favorite new designers when it comes to womens’ clothing. In my humble opinion, his last two seasons in Paris outclassed all of the other Designers’ Women Collections by a long shot.

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