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LOOKBOOKS editor-in-chief Cator Sparks came across these incredible images of our favorite UK designers, and we simply had to share the love. See it all after the jump.
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Tuesday night at the Park Avenue Armory was a site for sore Fashion Week eyes as instillation-goers looked up into 25-foot tall screens for Sølve Sundsbo‘s “The Ever Changing Face of Beauty,” made possible by W Magazine and P&G Prestige. A-listers in attendance used some of P&G Prestige’s renowned brands to create their looks for the evening, and we have their beauty secrets for you right here.
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While, there was definitely a dearth of sexiness on the fall 2012 runway, these dapper — and sometimes disrobed — gents still managed to heat things up.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Walking into the Park Ave Armory last night, one couldn’t help but notice the two 25-foot tall screens, one projecting a male and the other a female, perpetually walking in silhouette. The image alone was striking but guests of W Magazine and acclaimed photographer Sølve Sundsbo hadn’t seen anything yet. The unknown male and female were revealed to be none other than Calvin Klein darlings David Agbodji and Lara Stone, who through the course of Sundsbo’s “Ever Changing Face of Beauty” blurred the lines of race, gender, culture and even species through a series of digital morphs. Lara’s and David’s body parts were mixed and matched while fashion by stylist Marie Chaix beautifully augmented the surrealistic vibe of the piece. The result was a visually-stunning exploration of the many facets — and faces — of beauty and a true highlight of an otherwise lackluster Fashion Week. Click through for photos and video from the exhibit.
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- Now this is a story all about how..this happened. The majority of the cast from The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, including Willow Smith‘s dad, reunited last week for cousin Hilary’s charity and some much-needed family time, although Geoffrey and the Aunt Vivs were sadly not present. [Huff Po]
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Scarlett Johansson tries some bondage-inspired looks for her latest spread in the December 2011 issue of Interview Magazine. Photographed by Sølve Sundsbø, Scarjo, as usual, is looking a little lifeless in her expressions. But thanks to stylist Ludivine Poiblanc, her wardrobe is fab with the likes of Dolce & Gabbana, Miu Miu and Bottega Veneta on her side. See the gallery after the jump.
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The catalog for The Met‘s Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty is appropriately enough, as gorgeous as the exhibit, or so I’m told. The 250-page catalog has a holographic cover of a “gleaming skull,” quotes from the designer (such as “People find my things sometimes aggressive. But I don’t see it as aggressive. I see it as romantic, dealing with a dark side of personality.”), an introduction by Susannah Frankel — fashion editor of The Independent, a Tim Blanks interview with McQueen successor Sarah Burton and photos by Sølve Sundsbø, 20 more of which have just been released for mass gagging.So what are you waiting for, start gagging!
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Most of us will have to wait for Alexander McQueen‘s retrospective, “Savage Beauty” at the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s Costume Institute to open on May 4th (my invite to the Met Gala must have gotten lost in the mail…ahem), but the fashion gods, i.e. Anna Wintour, have blessed us with a sneek peak. The Vogue editrix hosted a preview event at the Ritz in London yesterday morning that was attended by, among others, Stella McCartney and Sarah Burton.
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Anais Mali and Melodie Monrose are close as can be and display some rather unsisterly but very sexy behavior courtesy of Interview.
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I have a huge photocrush on the amazingly talented Solve Sundsbo, naturally my heart did a little flip upon hearing that he shot Angela Lindvall for Muse. I’d like to think of her as a flower child lost in graphicland. Click to see the amazing photos!
