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With summer comes an abundance of concerts. From festivals to nightclubs, artists from every genre are booking themselves up for the next few months. From mosh pits to classy, sit down performances, here are 5 looks to wear to each type of concert.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Weddings: a time of joy and extraordinary inebriation. We love a good wedding (reception), especially when it comes to getting gussied up for the occasion. Unfortunately, not everyone is aware of appropriate wedding attire. At the last one I attended, I saw someone wearing jeans. JEANS! Granted this was in Ohio where the hillbillies roam free (love you homeland!), but the real truth stands, no one knows how to properly dress anymore. But if you need some assistance in this area, don’t fret. Here are four types of wedding – black tie, cocktail, daytime and casual – and the breakdown of what to wear for each.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Crimson-soled cobbler Christian Louboutin is venturing into the realm of beauty with a new luxury line, Christian Louboutin Beauté, set to launch in late 2013.
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- Seven for All Mankind has renewed its love affair with James Franco, hiring the multi-hyphenate slacker to film and photograph its fall campaign. [WWD]
- Marchesa is launching a lower priced contemporary line with prices ranging from $150 to $750. [Styleite]
- Now that her body is allegedly back, Mariah Carey has turned to legendary bod-con designer Azzedine Alaïa to design an exclusive wardrobe for Mimi’s upcoming events. But for Mariah, an event can mean anything from an awards show to a trip to the laundo. Either way, she’ll be doing it in style. [Vogue.it]
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If you’re like this gal, you’ve always wanted/desired/demanded a ticket to the Metropolitan Museum’s Costume Institute Gala. Well get ready for the next best thing as this year’s Gala red carpet will be live streamed.
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- Tyra Banks addressed the recent mass firing on America’s Next Top Model saying that they’ve “reached a point where we feel that the show just needs a new boost.” Yeah, and that boost was called André Leon Talley, after which Top Model should’ve smized its last smize and hunched into obscurity. [The Cut]
- Now that motherhood has her feeling “more beautiful than…ever,” People has acknowledged Beyoncé’s newfound hubris by naming her the “World’s Most Beautiful Woman.” It also didn’t hurt that she’s back to her pre-baby weight. I guess taking that cushion out from under her Dereon was a laborious process. #Kidding #NotReally [People]
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In the spirit of “Fashion Behind Closed Doors,” photographer Nick Waplington captured Nadja Bender backstage at the Lanvin show for the cover of Style.com/Print‘s second issue, hitting newsstands April 2. And since this season has been notably turbulent, the biannual mag made sure to emphasize this time around that “the fashion world is, above all, still about the individual people involved, especially the creativity and talent of the designers.”
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
FINALLY it’s here! Who has their tickets for midnight because this girl certainly does. The much anticipated first movie of sensational three-part post-apocalyptic series The Hunger Games premieres tonight, and we can’t wait to see rebel heroine Katniss Everdeen in action. To celebrate, we put together our favorite looks from Jennifer Lawrence on THG tour. From the red carpet to talk show appearances, we can’t get enough of the girl on fire.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Although the awards show itself was fairly underwhelming last night, we’re always going gaga for the Oscars red carpet. If you’re wondering how to get some of your favorite looks from the 84th Annual Academy Awards for less, Unique Vintage has an impressive selection of red carpet-worthy dresses. Click for a gallery of our favorites after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Well, the Oscars literally put me to sleep. Maybe I saw too much Marchesa on the red carpet and I succumbed to the proliferation of shots, but I was comatose by 10, 10:30. Billy Crystal did what he could in his 9th stint as host, a thankless job if there ever was one, but the show nonetheless dragged on and I tapped out around Best Cinematography. Therefore I missed Meryl Streep picking up her third Oscar, Jean Dujardin sticking it to George Clooney and The Artist becoming the first silent film to win the Best Picture Oscar since 1929. Damn you Georgina Chapman.
