Edited by Nicole Vardo
Fun and promiscuous, what else could you ask for from a new spring/summer 2012 ad campaign shot by fashion photography guru Terry Richardson? The ad stars beautiful people such as Lindsey Wixon, Ruby Aldridge, Jac Jagaciak, Benjamin Eidem, Josh Beech. Fashion babies couldn’t ask for a group of better models just having an amaze time in none other than Just Cavallli.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Daphne Groeneveld is stomping with the big girls now. The 17-year-old holds her own with superstar supermodels Naomi Campbell, Kristen McMenamy and Karen Elson – who are collectively 1,245 years old — for Roberto Cavalli‘s spring 2012 campaign, shot by Steven Meisel. [Vogue UK]
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Last week, Israeli designers rallied together for Tel Aviv Fashion Week for the first time in decades. Roberto Cavalli helped kick off the week by presenting his own spring collection. Oddly enough though, they only invited press – no buyers. According to the shows’ kickstarting organizer Orif Lev, they are not ready to go abroad. The talent for design is there, but independently producing on a large scale is a daunting task in a place that’s been focused on many things other than fashion. Perhaps this fashion week incite a worldwide demand for Israeli clothing? Take a look at some designers who sent their models walking.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Karlie Kloss is one of the hardest working models in the game. From Vogue covers to the Victoria’s Secret runway, the 19-year-old Chicago native has had quite a 2011, crossing over into that rare pop culture terrain occupied solely by bona fide supermodels. So why not close out the year on a high, steamy note by ripping off her clothes and giving the kids a show in Vogue Italia‘s December issue, photographed by Steven Meisel. And there’s a lot of show going on.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
To my surprise as I sleepily browsed my Twitter feed this morning, the 2011 American Music Awards were on last night. I couldn’t care less about the crappy music being awarded, so I immediately searched for disappointing red carpet photos. And to neither my nor anyone’s surprise, I found some pretty disappointing red carpet photos. But what’s an awards show without a Red Carpet Report Card commentary? Check out the gallery below of the best, worst and most snooze-worthy looks from last night.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Arizona Muse is sleek, sultry and a little bit shirtless for Vogue Russia as she vamps for Hedi Slimane in looks from Balenciaga, Roberto Cavalli and Lanvin.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Tian Yi is constantly in motion while donning a wardrobe of black and red for the November 2011 issue of Vogue Vietnam. Lensed by Kevin Sinclair, Yi makes the crimson clothing, styled by Andrew Holden, come alive on the glossy’s pages. With help from the likes of Diane von Furstenberg, Chanel and Roberto Cavalli, Yi is an absolute vision in “Tam Diem.” We were sold when we saw the DSquared2 Ankle Boot Milly Abrasivato on page one. Ice skating anyone?
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Awards season has just begun and while film and the occasional TV stars are busy patting themselves on the back — among other places — we’d like to take some time out to honor our favorite catwalkers and posers of the past year. Roll out the red carpet and break out your best Joan Rivers schtick — “Ugh, Lara! Were you in a car accident because it looks like you left the airbags under your dress!” — we’re going to the FashionIndie Model Citizen Awards!
