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EDITORIALS, FILM / April 6 2012 2:36 PM

Knightley in Shining Ardor: Keira Covers Interview Mag

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One of our favorite editorial actresses, Keira Knightley makes a triumphant return in the April issue of Interview, shot by the always dynamic duo of Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott. Stylist Karl Templer adorns the British beauty in Louis Vuitton, Yves Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Céline, Givenchy, Salvatore Ferragamo, Diane von Furstenberg, Chanel and Valentino as she smokes and smolders in the sultry spread. There’s a bit of good old-fashioned 80s androgyny meets Helmut Newton’s stark  sexiness happening that fits Keira’s lithe bone structure perfectly. Full spread after the jump, kids. 

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BEAUTY / March 29 2012 9:10 AM

6 Beautiful Fragrances with Grandiose Bottles to Match

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The art of the perfume bottle has been lost slightly. Gone are the days when women would decant their fragrances into ornate bottles, featuring elegant atomizers of tasseled bulbs or ornate glass stoppers. But many brands have also taken this into consideration, designing their bottles to reflect both the scent inside and the style of the woman who will wear it. Not only are these six fragrances our favorites to wear this season, we love how the bottles look on our dressing table.

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EDITORIALS / February 28 2012 11:32 AM

Karl Lagerfeld Lights Up Numéro Magazine

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Multi-talented multi-hyphenate Karl Lagerfeld recruited a cadre of supermodels, threw them in the latest and hautest couture and invited some light tubes along for the ride for the latest issue of Numéro. Karlie Kloss, Saskia de Brauw, Lindsey Wixson, Daria Strokous and Aymeline Valade model the hell out of Givenchy, Chanel, Maxime Simoens, Jean Paul Gaultier, Atelier Versace, Valentino, Christian Dior and Giambattista Valli et al in the phosphorescent photo spread, “Neo Couture,” styled by Rebecca Bleynie and Vanessa Metz.

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FASHION, MEN'S / February 23 2012 6:14 PM

Designer Daily: Masataka Masumura for Giuliano Fujiwara

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Giuliano Fujiwara shocked Milan when he introduced the concept of minimalism back in 1986, a time when Italy was a nation upheld by Versace and Valentino. Now a new innovator Masataka Masumura is revving up the brand with its new form minimalism. The Fall 2012 collection is based on the Japanese Wabi Sabi philosophy of transience; that beauty is found in imperfection, impermanence, and incompletion. With that, see his men and women in motion.  

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FASHION / February 20 2012 2:36 PM

White House Cabinet Gets a President’s Day Fashion Makeover

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Regardless of whether your political education ends at Michelle Obama‘s wardrobe or you actually know the names and faces of those in our Presidential Cabinet, we at FashionIndie would still like to wish you a Happy President’s Day! After brushing up on our Poly-Sci 101, we realized America has been through a lot.  Our political opinion?  We would be much better suited under a fashion regime, led by the stern Anna Wintour, kept in line by the venerable Diane von Furstenberg, under fiscal guidance by LVMH president Bernard Arnault etc etc… check out our fashionable cabinet after the jump. 

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FASHION / January 31 2012 3:27 PM

Oscar Red Carpet Infographic: What the Nominees Should Wear to Win

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This is definitely the coolest thing we’ve seen today. The folks over at Drive Network created an Oscar Red Carpet Infographic, a synthesis of 220 looks from nominees in the Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress categories from 1990-2011, that breaks down 20 years of Academy Awards fashion. Will a gold or black gown take home the win? Are the odds more in your favor with hair worn up or down? Click to see the remarkable graphic after the jump.

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FASHION / January 31 2012 11:45 AM

The 10 Most (and Least) Oscar-Worthy Gowns from Haute Couture Fashion Week

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As many a starlet is aware, looks don’t always translate well from the runway to the red carpet. Nowhere is this more true than in haute couture. Sure, this gown costs $35,000, was constructed by a team of half-blind old ladies whose skills are so specialized they can be classified as endangered species and contains actual diamonds, but Joan Rivers still thinks you look like a refugee from some drag queen concentration camp. No, events like the Oscars require a little discretion and the simpler you keep it, the better. Of course, there are exceptions, but not every actress is a Charlize Theron, a Cate Blanchett, a Nicole Kidman or a Tilda Swinton — risk-takers who can pull off haute couture with the greatest of ease. For the rest of ‘em, here are 10 safe gowns sure to please along with 10 only the brave of soul and intrepid of style should even consider.

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NEWS / January 3 2012 5:16 PM

INDIE NEWSROOM: Tilda Swinton’s Life to Be a Banquet as Auntie Mame…Rihanna’s Armani Ads Not That Sexy After All…Rachel Zoe Slights Brad Goreski’s Baby Gift

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- Tilda Swinton is putting aside the heavy dramatic roles for the heavy pancake makeup and costume jewelry of filmdom’s greatest drag queen, Auntie Mame. The Oscar-winner is planning to “live, live, LIVE!” it up with her I Am Love director, Luca Guadagnino. [Out via NYT]

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