Edited by Lester Brathwaite
New York, London, Milan and Paris. As any follower of fashion knows, those four cities are the main fashion capitals of the world and in that order their fashion weeks have progressed for what seems like time immemorial. Well, New York’s moving their fashion week to Sept. 13th to avoid conflicting with Labor Day, but that leaves Milan in a time crunch. And the Italians are not standing for it.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The editrices-in-chief of Vogue worldwide — including US‘s Anna Wintour, Italia‘s Franca Sozzani, Paris‘ Carine Roitfeld Emmanuelle Alt and UK‘s Alexandra Shulman — will all attend Tokyo’s Fashion’s Night Out in November.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
It’s a very Vogue Friday: Was Carine persona non grata in Paris last week? Inez and Vinoodh snap Gisele for Emmanuelle Alt‘s first cover. And RiRi makes her debut as a Vogue cover girl while Anna rolls over in the special grave she uses to keep from aging . Oh, and contrary to popular belief, Charlie Sheen is alive…and will be on the cover of Vogue Italia’s “The Crack Issue” next month…Everyone, strike a pose!
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Ex-Editrix-in-Chief of Vogue Paris, Carine Roitfeld took off the kid gloves and addressed the rumors surrounding her abrupt exit from Vogue, her relationship with Tom Ford, the Balenciaga controversy and the cold war between her and incoming replacement, Emmanuelle Alt. The self-proclaimed “Queen of Porno Chic” strips down.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
In his latest Humor Chic illustration, aleXsandro Palombo has three fashion publishing heavy-hitters up to bat. They are only pretending to play nice in “Jonathan Newhouse, Carine Roitfeld and Anna Wintour – Au Revoir Vogue Paris, Oh, smash!!”
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
The rumor mill continues to turn and behind the crank is none other than Racked, which claims that Carine Roitfeld‘s sudden departure from French Vogue last week was not made of her own volition.
Edited by Marissa Moshell, Student
GQ magazine will begin publishing in China! The first issue is expected to hit stands this coming October, as international Condé Nast chairman, Jonathan Newhouse, expects great things from the operation.
LINKAGE: WWD
