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- The Quaker on the Quaker Oats box, Larry to his friends, got his hair did in yet another brand makeover. [WSJ]
- And speaking of makeovers, Burger King might be onto something with this stunner. [Buzzfeed]
- Vogue Italia‘s April cover celebrates prom looks and…masks. [Fashion Gone Rogue]
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The August issue of Tatler includes a tongue-in-chic take on some of our favorite fashion icons, from Madonna to a tastefully done Princess Diana (Take note, Newsweek).
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Tatler‘s new editor Kate Reardon wants to create a world wherein “everybody’s got beautiful manners, and quite a lot of them are in gowns, and everyone has got great skin, and is really enthusiastic, and writes thank you letters,” by remaking the 300-plus-year-old British mag into “the most fun girl at the party, not the rich girl you want to slap.” Clearly someone didn’t take into account that the rich girl at the party usually has the coke…I’m just sayin’.
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I’m guessing the Brits must really love The City. Olivia Palermo. Girl of the Year…
Thoughts? Should Whitney be pissed…
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Luis Monteiro shot Jennifer Pugh for this beautiful spread in British magazine Tatler.
I’m not really familiar with Jennifer, and the concept is pretty simple — but she looks great in gothic-inspired styling set against a barren landscape and white buildings.
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I am a little late to the game, but what’s the deal with Maggie Gyllenhaal’s cover for Tatler magazine? Who is the hack editor who would ever let this image be the cover?!
Is it a not so well thought out nod to The Dark Knight? Did the Joker serve as inspiration?
You Decide!
