20 Fab Fashion Moments in Beatles History

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

The Beatles are number 1 on countless lists counted in the past 50 years, not least FashionIndie’s Best Dressed Man Bands of All Time. The band that changed the world had a look that evolved with their music; always the classiest. Their look was no accident, and their intensely interesting photos had purpose behind them. Some for which were just smiling for national press, but others like with their friend and photographer Robert Freeman (who shot the first 5 album covers), they delved into deeper emotional imagery. On the heels of Paul McCartney’s 8-city tour (3 hours each night, not 1 sip of water #werq), and The Fest for Beatles Fans this past weekend and Beatles Week coming up in Liverpool, we’ve got the Fab Four on the mind. With thousands more photos in books, see John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr in looks that shaped the world.

MUSIC REVIEW: Born This Way – Lady GaGa

Edited by Alex Kazemi

 

 

Lady GaGa has held pop music hostage since her debut of 2008′s shameless club splatter “Just Dance,” a four minute pop song with the power to change everything from how music-fandom is represented in media in the form of the almost cult-like Little Monsters to, most importantly, changing the way we hear music on the radio, by transferring simple, underground beats to the Top 40 generation.

10 Easter Hats to Resurrect Your Style

Edited by Josh Linam

Raised a Southern Baptist in a Texas town of population 432, I’d like to think I know a thing or two about Easter hats. An unwritten rule reigns supreme where I’m from: the wackier the Sunday hat, the worthier of praise. Here are 10 hats fit to crown the saintliest of heads.

Guys Guide To Easter Sunday Mass

Edited by McArthur Joseph

If you hadn’t noticed all the store displays, abundance of candy, and students being out of school then you might not know that Easter is happening this Sunday. For some it may mean going to church for the first time this year, having a eater egg hunt with family & friends, or just going out for a nice brunch to enjoy another Sunday. This post is focusing on church wear.

Top 10 Best Dressed Man Bands of All Time

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

Music is just about the ultimate sensory satisfaction. The songs that enliven your soul are created by gods of rock that don’t dare stop at the auditory; the sensation is full faceted. They may not call it fashion, but the greatest bands on the planet know in their blood that how they look helps drive the succes of the music itself. That way, when chicks like me are getting their groove on in the audience, we’re dancing with the pure sexiness on the stage before us – sound, body and soul. Here are the 10 bands* that do it best; fusing their sound to their clothes, dressed the way they rock.

Jesus Luz Makes music

Edited by The Fashion Web

 
We were the first blog to bring you the news that Baptiste Giabiconi was working on a music album. Well now we have also heard that  Madonna's toyboy, Jesus Luz has  created the music for a video he did with VS Magazine. The video is of a shoot he…

Jesus Luz For Chenson Ad Campaign

Edited by The Fashion Web

Wow, I must say I am really glad to see Jesus Luz again. Actually, I am THAT glad I’ve even forgotten to mention Alessandra Ambrosio’s name. I am head-over-heels Madonna is not that selfish and she doesn’t keep her toyboy all to herself. Have a look at…

Miranda Kerr in 3D For Vogue Italia

Edited by lookbooks

Miranda Kerr is an unavoidable fashion presence these days. Not only is she mainstream glossy tabloid fodder for her recently-announced pregnancy (the father is Orlando Bloom , if you seriously haven’t heard), she’s leading the pack of Victoria’s Secret models making the move to more editorial work. So what…

David LaChapelle Celebrates His Own Personal Jesus

Edited by The Fashion Web

David LaChapelle has his own way of doing an art opening. Last night at Paul Kasmin Gallery, for the vernissage of his American Jesus show, he had cameos from Julian Schnabel and Lenny Kravitz (pictured above, with LaChapelle and Amanda Lepore) and a crowd of people photographing him as he danced—in a white caftan, no less. As it happened, there was a Jersey Shore party going on at the same time next door at Marquee—”probably a metaphor for my life,” LaChapelle shrugged.

That life is a busy one at the moment, with Chelsea the latest stop on the attention-getting show’s world tour. The abridged American Jesus exhibition at Paul Kasmin puts extra focus on three photos depicting the late Michael Jackson (well, a lookalike) as Christ and features a striking image of Naomi Campbell as Cleopatra. A broadly expanded version of the show opens at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art later this month. “It’s going to go on until people don’t want to see it any more, I guess,” LaChapelle said at the Standard’s High Line Room, where he was joined by the likes of Cynthia Rowley and Rory Tahari for the post-opening dinner. Speaking of going on, so did the party—the LaChapelle crew adjourned upstairs to the Boom Boom Room for some postprandial dancing, where they mixed with the likes of Yigal Azrouël and J.Crew’s Jenna Lyons. It was the last Boom, so to speak—the final late night of BBR revelry before the space is reborn as a private club after the summer. LaChapelle’s own take on resurrection? “I believe that there’s more to me than what’s contained between my hat and my shoes,” he said.

Terry Richardson Finds Jesus

Edited by McArthur Joseph

Forget waiting for a second coming, Jesus is already here. He’s trolling around Sunset Blvd looking for God knows what and got snapped by Terry Richardson.