See this spread and more in issue 23 of The Super Super Magazine on newsstands now!

First Hollister & Victoria's Secret- Now, Elle (NYC) offices closed due to bedbugs Page Six 

John Derian for Target. We’ve got a sneak peek at the ceramic mugs, trays, and books, all in the $20 range  The Moment 

 The LBD is an icon and now it finds itself in the Oxford English Dictionary- along with tweetup, cheeseball, and turducken  Daily Mail 

Ann Taylor works on creating a younger look. “We are in the incubating stages of showing women that Ann is relevant again. These aren't just your mom's clothes.” LA Times 

Vogue Italia's oil spill fashion spread was bad enough, but now The Guardian explores what could be some of fashion's worst moments.   Guardian UK 

From frizzy hair to fancy frocks, the NY Times chats about fashion with former Seinfeld leading lady. The New Adventures of Old Elaine NY Times 
 

Love's New Girls: Agyness Deyn, Barbie, and Kelly Brook round out Issue 4  Vogue UK

Going Natural? Women of All Ages Are Using Less Makeup, Research Says Stylelist 

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SHEfinds knows you’re on the hunt for a chic pair of best leopard print shoes–we’ve got 9 awesome–and affordable pairs.

Khloe Kardashian and Lamar Odom are launching a unisex fragrance. Allie is Wired has the details.

Little Treats on Bag Bliss: designer coin purses!

Bag Snob has your bag if you’re looking for simple and effortless, but slightly naughty with a heavy dose of style!

Beauty Snob is all about the bright bold nail colors this summer!

Coquette loves Rachel Zoe’s “I Die” fashion spread in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar.

Fashion Pulse Daily’s top picks from the new Isabel Toledo for Payless Collection (hint: you’ve got to see the rainboots!)

Second City Style is unhappy summer is almost over but we are dutifully putting our fall shopping lists together.

Shopping and Info thinks these Giuseppe Zanotti platform boots look like a piece of art.

The Beauty Stop takes a hard look at the cult-favorite Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion.

The Jet Set Girls are giving away a swank Smythson jewelry roll.

Over-the-knee boots are a must-have for fall, and The Shoe Goddess loves this pair from Report Signature!

If it were socially acceptable, eye4style might just roll around naked in the Shu Uemura Art of Hair Full Shimmer Collection.

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Even at the age that I am I don’t think I would pick any other way to go back to school in the seasons trendiest clothes then with a little twist of some Karlie Kloss inspiration. How could you not love a wild child look, just make sure to check off the dramatic eyebrows, but definitely double check the “too cool for school: hairdo. A bizarre mix of oxford style cardis and some random grungy pieces… this album is nothing but inspiration for any golden child.

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At a quick glance you wouldn’t be able to tell that this seductive looking lady is none other than Blake Lively, onE of the upper East side prepsters that she plays on everyone’s favorite show Gossip Girl; personally not one of my favorites but when you look this good acting promiscuous in a jail cell looking room that reminds me some what of something in a Law and Order SVU episode.. and of course if you decide to throw in the all American package of blonde hair and baby blue eyes… well then yes, this definitely deserves to be on many of your favorites list. Don’t you just love when the true side of all innocent looking girls finally comes out to the world …

Even if this blondie doesn’t play the top bitch of all backstabbing bitches, you know you still love her.

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Even at the age that I am I don’t think I would pick any other way to go back to school in the seasons trendiest clothes then with a little twist of some Karlie Kloss inspiration. How could you not love a wild child look, just make sure to check off the dramatic eyebrows, but definitely double check the “too cool for school: hairdo. A bizarre mix of oxford style cardis and some random grungy pieces… this album is nothing but inspiration for any golden child.

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…Aside from her very exciting twitter account ( @fridafustavsson) you have to love her almost dorky ways and rather grunge look in this photo.

She might have a distinctive, quite ominous look to her blue eyes but you have to admit she is… [ continue if you're addicted: http://www.theyenvy.us/photo/albums/spread-frida-gustavsson-for ]

…Aside from her very exciting twitter account ( @fridafustavsson) you have to love her almost dorky ways and rather grunge look in this photo.

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Channeling: Jessica Rabbit

Channeling: Audrey Hepburn

Channeling: Mae West

Channeling: Marilyn Monroe

Channeling: Catherine Deneuve

It never fails to amaze me how stylish individuals from the past are immortalized through the means of the fashion industry. The former it-girls always pop up as inspiration for a collection or as the muse for a campaign or editorial, as pictured above. Who in our generation do you believe will be immortalized as an it-girl? My bet is on Alexa Chung and Kate Moss!

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Ani neviem, ako opísa? rados? z toho, že si ma ?asopis EMMA vybral ako jednu z troch najinven?nejších slovenských módnych blogeriek pre ?lánok do svojho septembrového ?ísla. O celých 6 fantastických stránok som sa podelila s dámami Tonbogirl a Clementine. Ak si chcete ?lánok pre?íta?, kliknite tu. PS: A odteraz budem svoj ?ervený H&M kabátik nosi? už len naopak!

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It takes a lot for me to gush over a mens editorial since most of them feature the same shirtless models in barely there skivys. To me a good editorial should have: a strong concept, good clothes, clever styling, and amazing photography. Photographer Tomas Falmer and stylist Frank Strachan managed to combine all these elements to make a sleek and sexy post apocalyptic themed photo shoot.

As my idol Rachel Zoe would say “I DIE!”

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Daniel Radcliffe and Our Lady J: The Odd Couple
The star of this season’s most anticipated movie made tabloid headlines last year for his friendship with trans musician Our Lady J. Now, the pair goes public to chat about magic, music, and how to find a date in New York City.
By Noah Michelson

VERY LONG INTERVIEW but Dan talks about girls, the LGTBQ community, and how he likes it when people call him by his real name.

When the Harry Potter franchise sends the eighth, and final, film adaptation of author J.K. Rowling’s multibillion dollar publishing phenomenon to the big screen next summer, expect to hear the collective wail of heartbroken fans echoing throughout cineplexes as the young wizard rides off into the celluloid sunset on his Firebolt broomstick. But don’t expect Daniel Radcliffe to join the chorus. Yes, the 21-year-old actor, who was just 12 in 2001 when he donned Harry Potter’s trademark circular specs after beating out 40,000 hopefuls for the role, happily sacrificed his teenage years to bring the beloved character to life. But along with the fame, adoration, and monster paychecks came the exhaustion of struggling to maintain his own identity and the mounting pressure to ensure that once Potter was finished, his career wouldn’t wither in the long, magical shadow of his fictional counterpart.

That, it seems, is not going to be a problem. Though Radcliffe is in many ways still relatively new to the industry (his first networking trip to Los Angeles took place earlier this year), he’s no stranger to unorthodox career choices. He has already made two of the gutsiest moves a teenage screen actor can make: He starred on Broadway (in Peter Shaffer’s Equus), and he did it completely naked. Next year, Radcliffe will push even further from his decade-long stint at Hogwarts with a return to the Great White Way in a revival of the musical How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, a remake of the 1930 war classic All Quiet on the Western Front, and the lead role in The Woman in Black, a ghost story from the revered (and recently revived) film studio Hammer. These atypical projects suggest an actor who is growing into himself, more attracted to taking risks than playing it safe.

Radcliffe’s personal interests are just as unexpected as his professional ones. He has become one of the queer community’s most visible allies, speaking out against homophobia and filming public service announcements for the Trevor Project, the leading organization focusing on suicide prevention efforts among gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender youth. In 2009, when the British tabloids played a salacious guessing game about the nature of his friendship with American trans singer-songwriter Our Lady J, Radcliffe didn’t jump to fire off a press release to refute the claims, as many straight young leading men would do. He’s better than that. Instead, he simply gushed about how talented he thought she was and left the world to think whatever it wanted about their relationship.

Radcliffe and Our Lady J let Out sit in on a conversation about the upcoming penultimate Potter movie, the thrills and potential hazards of dating when you’re one of the world’s most recognizable bachelors, and why the actor is earning big points in tranny heaven.

Daniel Radcliffe: Hi, J, how are you?
Our Lady J: I’m very well and you?
DR: I’m very, very well. I’ve just finished Potter properly yesterday.
OLJ: Did they let you keep the glasses?
DR: Yes! I’ve got two pairs from the seventh film and the pair I wore in the very, very first movie — which are really tiny on my head now! So what have you been up to?
OLJ: I’ve been in L.A., finishing up my album. There are too many distractions in New York. The only thing to distract me in L.A. is the beach.
DR: I was just in L.A. for the first time in my life. I went for the premiere of the fifth Harry Potter film, but other than that, I’d never really gone there before. So I went for five days and did my first round of meetings and going to studios. It was very exciting.
OLJ: You just made your first trip to Hollywood?
DR: People seem to have a very bizarre perception of me — that I’m a Hollywood actor. I don’t think of myself that way. And when I was out there and telling people it was pretty much my first trip, jaws just hit the floor. They were looking at me like I had two heads.
OLJ: So I wanted to clear up a couple of rumors, if we may. You are not actually Harry Potter, right?
DR: No, not really.
OLJ: And I’m not the transsexual incarnation of Narcissa Malfoy, right?
DR: Laughs No, you are not. I can confirm that neither of those things are true.
OLJ: Laughs OK, OK. Good. It’s funny because with that little tabloid thing that happened a year ago with us, I actually got all these strange e-mails to my website asking “What is Harry Potter like?” And I just thought, I have no idea, actually.
DR: It’s strange. I think it’s a mixture of people who actually do, in some way, think I am Harry Potter and a number of people who can’t be bothered to know my name, which is fair enough. I mean, when you’ve been so identified with one character for so long, it’s natural that it should almost become an alias. But I’ve been encouraged lately to find that people are using my real name more often.
OLJ: You’re coming to New York for your second Broadway show, this time a musical, How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. What is it that you love so much about New York?
DR: I love the city as a whole, absolutely, but I love Broadway. And the community on Broadway is something that you hear talked about and talked about by other English actors who’ve been over there. And you think, Well, OK. How could it be that different or that much better? Because they make it sound amazing. And then you come to New York, and you actually experience Broadway, and it is like nothing else. We were across the road from Gypsy when we did Equus, and we were constantly hanging out with them after the show, and it was fantastic. And we went and met with the cast from The Seagull and Black Watch a couple of times. It’s very, very hard to actually describe why New York is so brilliant. But the community is amazing, and if you get involved with all those events, and you show how much you love and appreciate being there, you really get nothing but generosity and kindness back.

OLJ: I was surprised, actually, when I first moved to New York that these people are doing eight shows a week on Broadway, and yet on their night off, they’re going down to Marie’s Crisis or whatever their favorite cabaret bar is, and they’re still singing or they’re doing a benefit on Monday night. It’s so obvious that they’re in love with the craft.
DR: I’ve got to mention Sean Hayes, who is in Promises, Promises at the moment, which is a fantastic show. Up until he hosted the Tony Awards, he was rehearsing. The hours he was doing and the commitment he showed — because the Tony Awards is not just an awards show, it’s a massive Broadway party, and for him to be showing both huge commitment to that and his own show as well — was amazing.
OLJ: Speaking of which, it’s pretty impressive that you were shooting two films over an entire year and trained for Broadway at the same time. How did you handle that?
DR: Training for Broadway is an ongoing process. I’ve been doing dance lessons for about a year and a half, at this point, and singing for two and a half years. But the singing lessons actually stemmed from having to sing the Milky Bar candy ad theme tune at the very beginning of Equus. For some reason, I kept inventing a new tune every night. So they sent me off to this guy, Mark Meylan, who, among other people, taught Alan Rickman Harry Potter’s Professor Snape to sing. To use Alan’s words, “Mark Meylan teaches through sarcasm.” He sort of just abuses you as you get it right. He’s also just a lovely, kind, and brilliant man.
OLJ: What kind of music are you listening to these days? You’re always passionate about your artists.
DR: An English singer-songwriter called Frank Turner. He’s absolutely brilliant. Oh, the Drums — I quite like a couple of songs by them. The Divine Comedy’s new album is really, really good. It’s called Bang Goes the Knighthood, and it’s very, very funny and sad. And of course, I’m still listening to Florence and the Machine. “My Boy Builds Coffins” was a song I listened to a lot this year when I was playing Harry. It felt like the right tone.
OLJ: I’m obsessed with Florence and the Machine as well. I like depressing music. Do you listen to it when you’re getting ready in your dressing room?
DR: Or on set just before we start filming. I’ve always found music was just the most helpful thing in terms of getting into a scene, other than working myself up into a little bit of a frenzy.
OLJ: Well, aside from music, I have a Miss America question for you. When we met during the last big U.S. election, I was so excited to find out you’re passionate about politics. Have you been able to pay attention to politics in the last year, in between filming and training for Broadway?
DR: I’ve been trying to. Certainly, British politics have been fantastic. I’ve not been keeping up with America quite as much.
OLJ: I’ve paid a bit of attention to the politics of Nick Clegg leader of the government’s coalition partner, the Liberal Democrats. Are you a fan?
DR: I’m a very big fan. I’ve actually met him, and I have to say he’s a really, really good man. I don’t agree with everything he says, but of all the party leaders, he was the one I voted for. I thought he was a great speaker and very charismatic and very statesmanlike. And I’m glad that he is still in a prominent position in British politics because I think he could make a great contribution. He comes from absolutely the right place in terms of what his values are.
OLJ: Traveling the world, I’ve noticed that people are just so ecstatic that Obama is in office. And in the LGBTQ community, he’s making baby steps. But is there anything you would like to see for the LGBTQ community around the world, not just in the U.S. or the U.K.?
DR: Well, obviously, in general terms, yes. The world needs to become better educated, but I would defer to you slightly on that, J, because I would never profess to be an expert. What would be high on your priority list?
OLJ: Well, I was impressed that Obama declared June national LGBT month, because change begins with education. But he also extended benefits for same-sex partners of federal employees, which is a pretty big deal. And then the U.S. State Department has a new policy that allows transgender people to change the genders on their passport to match their identity, rather than their sex, which I’m completely relieved about. It’s a bit of a hassle when you go through an airport.
DR: That really does sound very important and vital to people who are making that transition, because otherwise you presumably, as you say, still have that moment in airports when you’re forced to offer a look of explanation or something, which is totally unnecessary.
OLJ: Exactly. A lot of people keep it light and make a joke of it just to get through. But there have been circumstances where it’s been a little bit more difficult than that. How about your involvement with the Trevor Project? How did that come about?
DR: My family and I have always thought it was best to focus our efforts rather than kind of spreading ourselves too thin across a lot of different organizations — just really picking things that you care about and really, really believe in, and Trevor absolutely was one of them. And when I got to have a tour of the New York call center, my admiration for the projects, but also for the place and the people, tripled. The systems they have in place, the actual way the call center works on a practical level, is so brilliant and efficient. It’s something I’m very, very proud to be able to be involved with.
OLJ: My friend Kate Bornstein has a book called Hello, Cruel World: 101 Alternatives to Suicide For Teens, Freaks and Other Outlaws, and it’s comical but still a sincere way of preventing suicide among youth. Her philosophy is “Just stay alive.”
DR: That is a brilliant philosophy — to just keep going. There was a great quote I heard the other day from Churchill: “When you’re going through hell, just keep going.” I just love it. Why stop?

OLJ: Beautiful. I’ve been traveling the world a bit and getting to know other trans women, and something that they’re all surprised with regarding transgender people in America is that here, we mostly identify with the gay community because of the threat of violence toward us from within the straight community.
DR: Gasps
OLJ: In the world, I find — generally — many transsexuals are technically heterosexual women because gender and sexuality are different things. I wonder if we’re becoming more fluid in gender and sexuality as a whole?
DR: I think that with every generation, people become more open to those ideas and more aware and more educated. But it’s a really, really slow process. If you take any family with parents who are bringing their kids up in a narrow-minded way that includes homophobia, it will take a very profound moment of realization to change those deep-seated views.
OLJ: Do you think there’s a stigma with men who date transgender women, or is it just kept in the dark?
DR: I think to a certain extent, there would be a stigma — it depends on which person you’re talking to. But I certainly think in this day and age it would be less of an issue. I was on the Harry Potter film set when all that tabloid stuff happened with us hanging out last year and none of my friends gave me shit about it. Nobody took the piss. And the film set encompasses groups from every area of society, and I have to say it’s a pretty good cross-section. There was certainly no stigma.
OLJ: The tabloid obsession is something that’s so new. Transgender people are a small portion of the population, but we don’t have a very strong voice right now. And I think people are surprised that we integrate with society just like everyone else does. We’re not just a cluster of people living on Mars, although sometimes I wish we were. Laughs
DR: There is a novelty factor, almost, with some people. I grew up in a world where I was aware of gay and transgender culture from a very young age, because I was brought up with a real mix of people around me. And people who have a huge, different range of experiences. But not everyone grows up in the same circumstances.
OLJ: That’s why you’re getting major points in tranny heaven for doing this interview, because it is exposure and it is important. Are we allowed to talk about your love life?
DR: Yes. It’s very uninteresting, but you’re more than welcome to.
OLJ: What’s happening?
DR: I was in a relationship with somebody for just about three years, and we broke up just shortly before we hit that mark. But the breakup was very amicable. At the moment, I’m just being single and running around chasing girls. Laughs I’m not getting too many responses, but, yes, I’m having a go. I’m also starting to go on dates for the first time. I’ve never really done it because all my girlfriends that I’ve ever met, I’ve met through work. So we got to know each other really well at work and then kind of ended up going out.
OLJ: What is it like to go on dates as Daniel Radcliffe?
DR: It’s quite nerve-racking because it’s not something I’m used to. Not that I struggle with talking, but I have this incredible anxiety about awkward silences and pauses and all that stuff, which I think everybody worries about. But I get quite wound up about that beforehand. I do actually manage to get quite chatty in the end — probably too much — and probably a bit boring. I just try to make girls laugh. That’s really the only thing I’m particularly good at on dates.
OLJ: Well that’ll give the ladies of New York City something to look forward to when you’re in town.
DR: Laughs I can’t pretend I haven’t thought about that a couple of times. I’ve already had people offering to set me up!
OLJ: Well, if you ever need any help, I have a few girlfriends.
DR: Oh, fantastic. You’ll have to introduce me.

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Halle Berry is the first black woman to grace the September cover of Vogue since 1989. Congrats girl! She truly is a classic beauty.

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Check out Gabriel Aubry as he steams up the pages of the September issue of Details.  Aubry was photographed by Alexei Hay in the famed Ziegler House on Manhattan’s upper east side in a fashion spread that shows readers how to give suits a “bad-boy edge.”

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This week, Marc Ecko's Cut & Sew line unveiled an ad campaign starring a 3-D Lindsay Lohan hologram, and in July, Time Out New York joined Dazed and Confused on the growing list of mags embracing multidimensional editorial and advertising. Now Armani Exchange is getting in on the action, launching a 3-D ad campaign for the September issues of GQ, Interview, and V. “A survey we did showed that half our customers had an iPhone or a BlackBerry two years ago,” said Tom Jarrold, who seems to believe that somehow means they'd also appreciate a 3-D ad. But wait — there's more! The 3-D glasses that accompany the Matthew Scrivens–shot print ads will also enhance a futuristic, corresponding web video about a motorcycle rider. Okay, whatever, 3-D or not, it stars Arthur Sales as a biker and Tamiris Souza Freitas as his lusty interest, and it ends with them making out while they undress. How could it not be awesome? WWD

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One of the stars who is now gaining mainstream acceptance in Hollywood is critically acclaimed British actor Tom Hardy, now seen as The Forger in the blockbuster “Inception.” Riding the wave, Men’s Health magazine is running an interview and a stunning photospread with the actor in its latest issue – and it’s a must-read by all counts.
Though his fans must certainly know a lot about Tom, larger audiences may not, which is precisely why all those who liked him in Nolan’s film should not miss out on this interview. In it, Hardy talks about anything and everything, from his life as a young man having just found fame and money, to why he believes hard work counts more than talent in his line of work, and his son.

“There comes a point when the world will stop rewarding potential and talent, natural gifts,” Hardy says when the question of his potential comes up. “There’s only so long that people will put up with the potential of working with someone who could be brilliant… To be told ‘Tom could do it’ was enough.” There comes a point where if you want to participate at a certain level in anything, you cannot just turn up and be respected. We all want to be recognized by people that we recognize. And a lot of the people who I think are brilliant – and who I want to be more like – work their expletive-ing expletiveoff, constantly… Over time, technique wins over natural ability. People who work hard, with constant application, determination and tenacity – although they may not be as interesting, or have as much flair – will win,” the actor says.

He also goes into the details of his past struggles with substance abuse – he was addicted to crack cocaine and alcohol, but has been sober since 2003. Life was very much a rollercoaster for him back then so, to this day, he continues to be amazed by how he didn’t contract some disease or, even worse, ended up dead after a night – or more – of heavy partying. The way in which he’d plunge into this lifestyle is partly due to his fear of failure, he tries to rationalize. Be that as it may, the reason why he’s no longer living like this is to be found in a little boy being born: his son.

“Louis arriving was an absolute godsend. Children need things. Not want things. Want and need are two different things I have always mixed up. When Louis came along he was like, ‘You can’t think about you! I’m here!’ It separated a lot of my selfish behavior,” the actor explains. For the full interview and the stunning photospread, pick up the latest issue of Men’s Health.

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The addicting Tasha Tilberg has not only been featured for advertisements for designers such as Gucci, Fendi, Moschino and everyone in between, now she captures the quintessential elements of pieces by all the great designers we know and love in this month’s Harper’s Bazaar. View the Next Photo Here.

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While the photos are unmistakably well done, one has to wonder what Chesky’s motives were.  Were these done in the spirit of art?  As a denouncement of our society?  One commenter on another blog seems to think so, saying:

This piece is about materialism and consumerism. It’s critiquing the very nature of this blog and it’s (sic) followers.

That’s all well and good, but when reading Chesky’s own quote on the project, it makes you wonder if that’s the case or if she’s just dumb (but skilled!):

“Our lovely model, Chris, has lived on Mercer Street for a few decades by choice. I’m calling this series The Original Hipster because on most days he doesn’t even look like he’s truly homeless.“

Um…what?  Or am I just being an asshole?  Yeah, I’m probably just being an asshole.

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Creepy!

If you watch the behind the scenes video, around the 1:38 mark you’ll see the belly button was just peaking over the top of them.
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by Daniel Saynt Marlon Teixeira plays the urban marlboro man in this spread for issue one of Seventh Man. Lone Legend was photographed by Matteo Zini and styled by Julie Ragolia.

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by Daniel Saynt Marlon Teixeira plays the urban marlboro man in this spread for issue one of Seventh Man. Lone Legend was photographed by Matteo Zini and styled by Julie Ragolia.

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Lazy Thought

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Is it the music?

There are times when I feel so low, as if I want
to hide under the ground.Or build our own giant shoe box just for
myself so I can feel a little comfort in my own safety zone…
Maybe
the truth is, nothing is right…but there’s always time when I was
sitting in my car looking up to the sky, under the partly cloudy
weather…slowly…slowly driving under the constellations of
life…going into the highway, watched everything so far ahead as i saw
many lines spread from the electricity pillars that stands so
high…Then I would start to count every single details I’ve missed in
my drawings…

Or when I woke up in the morning, and drizzles of
rainy day peeking from the window pane. Playing a tune of a wonderful
melancholy sound…a reminder of November month that once feels so grand
to me…my personal treasures…

When I carefully steps
downstairs in the morning to have my breakfast and morning
coffee…Seems like I want to stop the world, right here…just let me
have this moment here a little bit longer…When the sky is clearly blue
and you know nothing is wrong…everything will be quite alright…

Slightly…slightly
you start to hope again…

The past won’t haunt you
anymore…they’re long gone…and the moment you keep…it stays in your
heart…

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Slightly…you know nothing to worry about…

Slightly…

Deep
breath…nothing is wrong

I’m happy

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While the clothes and accessories in this spread are beyond fabulous, for me, it’s less about fashion and more about the beautiful imagery. Colorful, stark, bold and vivid…………….pure artistry!

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Its out, the March issue of Interview Magazine has just hit the stands featuring Waffles + Falafels  Pop Star Sky Ferreira inside! Sporting the Levi Vest and the Bebe shorts, Sky’s never made grunge look so good. So pick up your copy today or read her feature online here.

Loving the styling of this spread, tons of pieces that you wouldn’t usually see together!

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Supermodel Lara Stone covers and is featured in the March issue of Interview Magazine in a spread titled ‘The Most Lusted After Face in Fashion.’

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Love this modern take on an old movie classic!

Gallery of pics after the jump…

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Love the colors, spread for Interview Magazine February 2010, model Sasha Pivovarova photographed by Craig McDean. More photos after the jump…

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“I Sold My Soul to the Devil”

Photography:  Robin Black

Styling:  Brett Bailey

Model:  Heather Sutton

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Model:  Abbey Lee Kershaw

Russian Vogue

Photography:  Willy Vandeperre

Styling:  Oliver Rizzo

Model:  Miranda Kerr

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Another spread featuring my fave model Rosie Huntington…love the dramatic shadows!

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One of my fave models, Rosie Huntington takes most of her clothes off for this spread featured in DT Magazine.

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“The Obsessions: Intentional Absurdity”

Photographed: Richard Burbridge

Styled: Marie Chaix

Model: Elise Crombez

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Although this spread is more photoshop than anything else, we still applaud Vogue UK for attempting to bring innovation to traditional fashion editorials, but next time, they should pass on the weird graphic branches.  We can see that poor Natalia is trying very hard to make them work.

Yup, I’m on the red hair train now. Judith Bedard kills this shoot wearing  Roberto Cavalli, Polo Ralph Lauren, Bottega Veneta and Prada in the December issue of Amica Italia Magazine 2009.

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I used to love Paul Walker, he is pretty damn good looking, and his blue eyes are gorgeous, but this spread is nothing but boring! Sorry GQ, show me some skin!

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U_Mag++ features a structured and hard edge look for their ”Geometric Balance” spread.

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Yes, he still does movies, apparently he has some free time in between having sex with old women and raising teenage children…

In Spread, Ashton Kutcher plays Nikki, a freeloading quasi-gigolo who uses his looks and charm to acquire the luxe life lived by LA’s richest women—until he finds the one who doesn’t fall for him.

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