Mugler Super Man Fall 2012 Takes Paris

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

It’s the SuperTailor look. You know, the kind of tailoring made out of superhero materials like neoprene, rubberized cotton, jacquard… okay that last one was more for the Marie Antoinette type, but she was a cake eating hero, too. Nicola Formichetti and Romain Kremer put out a collection of modern party-after-businessman looks for Mugler Fall 2012. It’s not as wild as the typical Thierry, but the textures carry historical silhouettes into overtime. 

Extreme Beauty: Colossal Beehives

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

The beehive - just about as much fun you can have with a hairstyle since the days of Marie Antoinette. From the women of Mad Men to the late, great Amy Winehouse, this up-do is certainly a tall order… and we could never get enough. Today’s extreme beauty is a tribute to those larger-than-life beehives –  the square, the braided, the striped and everything in between.

12 Days of Christmas: 12 Pairs of Tatas [NSFW]

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

On the twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me, 12 pairs of tatas! It’s been a great year for topless editorial and no better time to celebrate our favorite snapshots than on the final day of the Christmas season. These ladies are celebrating in their birthday suits, and we love them for it. That’s right, even you Lindsay.

The Fascinating History of the Fascinator: How Long will they Linger?

Edited by Jessica Lapidos

Since the moment Kate became Catherine, we’ve been a world fascinated by fascinators. This feather headdress is drenched in history, fluttering in and out of fashion over time. But as the summer of the fascinator has flown us by, is this trend is still flying? Come New York Fashion Week, will they run the way? Style the street? Or have these birds migrated on? Let’s look at where they came from, to see if we can tell where they’re going.

SWEET TREAT OF THE WEEK: Maison Ladurée Macarons

Edited by Amanda Gabriele

In terms of cuisine, New York City has everything you could possibly want- if you starve here, it’s your own fault. But one thing was missing from the NYC food scene until this morning when the world’s most renowned macaroonery finally opened its doors here in our fair city. Established in Paris in 1862, Maison Ladurée patisserie has finally landed stateside.

Persol Unveils First Installments Of Film Exhibition Series

Edited by McArthur Joseph

Last night fellow editor Samantha Lim and I ventured to the West Side to see Persol unveil the first of three installments in its PERSOL MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS: 30 Stories of Craftsmanship in Film exhibition series.

Haute Couture with Marlena Szoka by Benjamin Kanarek Published with Bonus Images in Harper’s BAZAAR en Español, May 2011

Edited by Benjamin Kanarek

Source Benjamin Kanarek Blog

Elisa Sednaoui for Harper’s Bazaar en Espanol Cover – May 2011 issue 

After being published in the April issue of Harper’s BAZAAR China, the Spring-Summer 2011 Haute Couture editorial shot in the magnificent decor of Le Bristol Palace Hotel in Paris with model Marlena Szoka lensed by Benjamin Kanarek has also been published in Harper’s BAZAAR en Español, May 2011 Issue.

Heads Rolled at Alexander McQueen

Edited by Lester Brathwaite

Sarah Burton has done something truly amazing at Alexander McQueen. Not just this season — which she has — but also in facing the daunting task of stepping into the lobster claw tranny heels of one of fashion’s last great visionaries. Sure she worked hand in hand with McQueen since her days as a Central Saint Martins student, but how to respect his legacy at the same time creating a distinct voice of her own?