Mick Jagger
COVER: Georgia Jagger for Vogue Nov 09

Fame girl Georgina Jagger (father is Rolling Stone front man Mick with eighties model mother Jerry Hall) covers this brightly colored Vogue for November 2009…must be the Thanksgiving fever!
Ben Westwood Brings Celebrity Spawn Worship to Hollywood

Enfant terrible son of Dame Vivienne Westwood, Ben Westwood, is creating an American version of his Spawn: Bound exhibition which will open in New York in September 2009. Subjects will include Paris Hilton, Liv Tyler, Gwyenth Paltrow and Kate Hudson, “all ?bound by the umbilical cord of their parents fame”,? says Ben.
The British version of Spawn:Bound is currently showing at the Bodhi Gallery, 214 Brick Lane in London until the 10th June where his subjects include Sting?s daughter Coco Sumner, Rod Stewart?s daughter Kimberly Stewart, Sir Paul McCartney?s daughter Stella McCartney and Sir Mick Jagger?s offspring Jade & Elizabeth Jagger etc.
Finally some art I actually care about. Wonder if he’s working on all celebrity spawn in the US. Nicole Richie and Miley Cyrus definitely need to be bound.
MAG HAG: Egoiste Magazine
French magazine Egoiste, created by Nicole Wisniak, is the ultimate Parisian fashion collectors item.
Nicole Wisniak, who is the editor, consultant art director, advertising director, production controller and distributor also creates ads specifically for her advertisers for the magazine.
Princess Caroline of Monaco , Ricard Avedon , novelist Marguerite Duras, Helmut Newton, Mick Jagger, Francoise Sagan and so many more aided in the elevation of Egoiste.
Style Icons: Georgia May Jagger
At the tender age of 16, Georgia May Jagger has already found herself sitting front row at some of the biggest shows during London Fashion Week. I will tip my hat to this young lady, she knows how to dress. With a trendy father like Mick however, I guess it’s pretty easy. Georgia has already signed a major deal with the top modeling agency in London, and will only further develop into the style icon I foresee her becoming. So for all you little teens out their, burn your Hannah Montana posters, Wal Mart collection, and albums and jump on this bad girl bandwagon!









