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In the spirit of the Halloween season our favorite Canadian snow angel Jessy Lalancette gathered another gaggle of guys she thought you would like. The theme for this is military because everyone is looking for a few good men. (Even if they are just dressing up as one of the finest for the night.
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Brooklyn Decker is tapping into military mode with her olive utility vest. She femmes it up with a cap sleeve, embroidered frock and the little leopard chain handbag. Two tones nude pumps, however, show she may be neutral after all.
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Most of the world stood still as the prince and princess got married this morning. I was not one of those many people because I don’t get enough sleep as is. The wedding did however inspire this edition of Men Trends.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
All week you’ve seen the debut of this new column, Boutique Critique, and today brings our first shop Début to the final outfit. This look has a whole lot of that green buzzword about it: Sustainability. Storeowner Lisa Weiss runs her store to be socially and environmentally conscious with the small batch runs of new lines alongside handmade jewelry. Reaching even deeper, Début features several designers who take more radical steps to be sustainable. Such as Christopher Raeburn who takes the philosophy of repurposing to warrior status, and Monisha Raja who brings a whole new meaning to outsourcing with her line Love Is Mighty. Read ahead to see the most eco-loving look yet. And a dash of of pattern mashing.
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Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Music is just about the ultimate sensory satisfaction. The songs that enliven your soul are created by gods of rock that don’t dare stop at the auditory; the sensation is full faceted. They may not call it fashion, but the greatest bands on the planet know in their blood that how they look helps drive the succes of the music itself. That way, when chicks like me are getting their groove on in the audience, we’re dancing with the pure sexiness on the stage before us – sound, body and soul. Here are the 10 bands* that do it best; fusing their sound to their clothes, dressed the way they rock.
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Running just a touch later than fashionably late, I sprinted through Lincoln Center in my five inch platforms, scanned/printed my ticket and thank the fashion gods I had a seat! The Theatre was well beyond capacity for the 8PM show, and at 8:25 (eek!) they were refusing entry to the straggling standers and forcing photographers waiting for a no-showing Matt Damon on the runway back into the pit. A security guard helped me to my seat, ejecting the Standing ticket holder out of my spot. Moments later, fog poured onto the entrance of the runway and the blazing L.A.M.B. insignia that was roaring on the giant screen melted into a visual feast. Fabulites like Joe Zee, Taryn Manning and Christian Siriano got the fullest effect from the front row, but I was plenty pleased with my partially obstructed view from A-8-4. Gwen Stefani staged a show of six musically engineered fly-styled vignettes.
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In a 65-31 vote, the Senate abolished the ban on gays openly serving in the military.
This marks a historic day, ending “unfriendly fire” and could potentially mean better style for a group of notoriously unkempt military men.
How long ’til we see a Queer Eye for the Army Guy edition at bootcamp?
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Take a cue from Olivia Palermo and Alexa Chung – everyone looks good in a military jacke t. SHEfinds rounded up the 9 best military jackets from around the web. It’s payday–what are you waiting for? Allie is Wired reports on the Rachel Zoe / Brad Goreski break up . Alternative Consumer …
Edited by The Fashion Web
Edited by The Fashion Web
