Edited by Saynt
It’s hard to look at anything bright and tribal without feeling a little like designers are desperate for a little Avatar style attention. Shocking to think that these amazing pieces were designed months before the James Cameron powerhouse hit theaters. Love these looks and can’t wait to see them on the streets.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
I’m taking a wild guess that the theme was blue…Alexa is so effortlessly fabulous!
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
In the ‘Girls Allowed’ editorial for Vogue UK March 2010, Dutch supermodel Patricia Van der Vliet looks like a child who is about to have a temper tantrum over not getting a new pair of shoes at the mall. More photos after the jump.
Edited by Jessica Li
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.
Edited by Lucas Logan, L.A. Correspondent
Lara Stone for VOGUE UK shot by Willy Vanderperre. I love this shoot, then again I’m in love with ANY gypsy shoot. I always saw myself as a gypsy, all i need is a Lara Stone girlfriend to complete the image.
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
Rachel Weisz is on the cover of January 2010 issue of British Vogue. Fashionista commented about her face being behind the title. Anyone else bothered by that?
Edited by Kirby Marzec
We might be a little cutthroat, but there’s no reason for Christopher Kane to be afraid of the blogger cult. If he were a newspaper editor or a magazine columnist, he’d totally have something to worry about, but hey, we’re fashion bloggers and we love the hell out of our favorite designers! This is what Kane told Vogue UK:
“It’s a bit mad, isn’t it? It feels like it’s happened all of a sudden and at some shows this season the front row was just all bloggers. I think it will die down though, and people know what they are doing. No one who wants to read a serious review of a show is going to look at what a 14-year-old thinks. But it has become more critical; people can say what they want about anyone on a blog without consequences and that’s quite scary. There are real repercussions for a designer if a photo of something is leaked by a blog; it can be copied in a fortnight and that can really harm a business. You have to be much more careful now.”
LINK LOVE: Fashionologie
Edited by Rebecca Alexander
I mentioned yesterday that I miss the age of the supermodel, and today Vogue UK has a tribute to one of the greats: Claudia Schiffer.
Edited by Monique Montagnese, Contributor
“The Lady Who Fell To Earth” suggests a surrealist and alien invader vibe, and this editorial does not disappoint. Complete with a UFO, out of this world wigs and a surreal wardrobe Kinga Rajzak is an effortless creature from another land.
GALLERY: The Lady Who Fell To Earth
SOURCE: Fashion Gone Rogue
Edited by Hillary Frazier
She looks so ridiculously hot in this. I love that dress, can’t wait to see the entire spread!
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