Carine Roitfeld’s Barneys Lookbook For Less

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

While she is no longer the editrice of Vogue Paris, Carine Roitfeld is still turning it out, now on her own terms. In her latest project, she styled the Barneys lookbook, gathering a collection of werqing women that move her, and dressed them in that way that made French Vogue so epic. Here, we’ve taken five of our favorite looks and (though we’d love to go to Barneys for them, a. these pieces are not available online, and b. pshh we wish) found their essences for less.

ADDICT: Robert Cavalli Class Spring/Summer 2010

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Egle Tvirbutaite and Patrick Kafka are the faces of the S/S 2010 Roberto Cavalli Class’ campaign. Styled by Marie Amelie Sauve and photographed by Giampaolo Sgura.

INTERVIEW: Lara Stone for Louis Vuitton

Edited by Saynt

Marc Jacobs gets interviewed for the latest Louis Vuitton campaign featuring the “plus-sized” Lara Stone. I can’t understand how people consider this girl fat. I’m really loving her lately.

ADDICT: Balenciaga Spring 2010

Edited by Rebecca Alexander

Iselin Steiro and Patricia van der Vliet are interspersed among a sideways image of Mirte Maas for Balenciaga’s Spring 2010 campaign, shot by Steven Meisel and Marie Amelie Sauve.

SPREAD UM: “L’étoffe De La Création” Vogue Paris May 2009

Edited by Kirby Marzec

If you could see me right now, I’m up on my feet giving the Vogue Paris May 2009 spread ”L’étoffe De La Création” (The Fabric of Creation) a well deserved standing ovation. It’s safe to say that this is some of the best spring styling and accessorizing to date. Stylist Marie-Amélie Sauvé kept the androgynous look going, layering with boyfriend-style overalls, oddly buttoned suits, layered button ups and the piece de resistance, the “hairy” top hats and fedoras. Shot by David Sims, model Karlie Kloss pulls off the looks in ”L’étoffe De La Création” fabulously, appearing angsty with subtly boyish features. Would anyone else besides me totally wear any of these looks?! 

GALLERY: SPREAD UM: “L’étoffe De La Création” Vogue Paris May 2009

LINKAGE: Fashion Copious 

MagHag: Vogue You’re So Silly!

Edited by Lauren Garroni

What do fur coats, mountain climbing, and well groomed models have in common? Why it’s the latest editorial by Steven Miesel for the October issue of American Vogue. If these photo’s look a little too high concept for the bland Vogue, that’s because the editor is Marie Amelie-Sauve (on loan from French Vogue). So this Fall strap yourself into some 5-inch shoes, put on a dead animal, and go hiking. It’s the Vogue way.

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