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The 2012 SAG Awards took place last night, and our applause goes out to all the big winners. As always, we were super excited to see what everyone was wearing on the red carpet from the couture dresses to the 6-inch high stiletto platforms. See what all the Screen Actors Guild talent wore to the awards in our gallery after the jump.
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As we run headlong into 2012, Vogue Germany is flapping back to the 1920s in their January issue. With a futuristic twist brought on by Chanel, Etro, Lanvin, Pucci, Tom Ford, Eddie Borgo and fabulous others, stylist Katie Mossman nails now’s twenties vibe. Meanwhile this Daga Ziober is stunning in a cropped red bob and irreverent attitude.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
It’s a multi-national, mutli-continent affair in Vogue Australia‘s December issue as photographer Max Doyle, stylist Naomi Smith, actress Isabel Lucas and model Katie Fogarty pack up for the African frontier.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Bring me…my girls. From fresh faces to bona fide supers, these seven models are not only having a moment, they are the moment.
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In this edition of Red Carpet Report Card, Abbie Cornish will be graded on her Emilio Pucci Resort 2012 look worn at the Lanci Café during the 2011 Venice Film Festival. See how she looked after the jump.
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Your little blacks are your solid steady and you know to use your accessories to shift the shape. These bags have gorgeous hues that will seriously enhance the whole attitude.
See them paired with fantastic LBDs to add to your collection.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Summer is the time for bright colors, short shorts and bold prints. If you haven’t jumped on the tribal train yet, it’s definitely a trend to try before summer’s end. Here are 10 reasons to love tribal and integrate it into your wardrobe.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Condé Nast is going down in flames, mostly because I’m burning it to the ground as we speak. On the heels of Rihanna disgracing the cover of Vogue and Justin Bieber bringing his fever to Vanity Fair, Katy Perry is the latest popstar to cheapen the CN brand, tarting it up on the cover of June’s Vanity Fair as shot by Annie Leibovitz. Meanwhile, Liz Taylor’s Final Days are relegated to a banner. Give me “Diamonds, sharks, gay bars and the most bizarre road trip ever” over an alleged singer any day of the week. [Vanity Fair]
