Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Whether in a fuchsia lip, a dookie braid, a say-something turban, or an understated pilgrim collar, Solange Knowles has successfully stepped out of big sister Beyoncé‘s sartorial shadow. So in the next logical step of her hero’s journey to style icon status, the singer cum baby mama cum DJ has signed with Next Models.
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Move over Solange, you’re not the only sizzling sibling on the scene. Not with Lottie Moss, Kate Moss’ stunning 13-year-old (half-) sister posing all over the place. Ever since capturing hearts and imaginations at the Moss-Hince wedding, the fashion world’s been abuzz over the younger Moss and now she’s had her first photoshoot, proving that the apple doesn’t fall far from the Moss.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Having watched Beyoncé‘s video for “Party” a dozen times since it debuted earlier today, we couldn’t help but be taken aback by the Sisters Knowle and the hard werq they put in for it.
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We were completely ready to rip into Beyonce this morning when we heard she released ANOTHER video. This is her 3rd in basically less than a month. We will not rip into her however because the vid is kind of amazing.
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Somebody please give this girl a clue. I’ve got nothing against Bey’s little sis; I’m even feeling her new retro-inspired video for “I Decided”. But it seems everywhere I turn, Solange Knowles is committing some serious crimes of fashion. Her wardrobe choices of late lack a natural, spontaneous quality and generally don’t do her much justice. Something is always off kilter, whether it’s disproportionate, ill fitting, overwhelming or just doesn’t make sense. Either she’s trying too hard or not hard enough, and the poor thing just can’t seem to get it right. Here are some words of wisdom I think will ensure that her attempts at looking stylish/edgy/like you give a damn garners cheers, not jeers:
1. Check your stylist’s credentials before you pay her to send you down the red carpet in some repugnant, inexplicable getup.
2. Don’t take fashion advice from big sis. House of Dereon, anyone?
3. Get a 360-degree mirror a la What Not To Wear; you can’t go wrong.
4. Give the curly weaves a rest. It looks as feigned as your sense of style.
5. Understand that just because something doesn’t match it doesn’t mean it goes. And just because something matches doesn’t mean it goes.
