Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Actress, rising style star and noted girl crush Emma Watson gets back in the Lancôme saddle, fronting the new campaign for the cosmetic giant’s “Rouge in Love” collection, shot by Mario Testino.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Some gals got it and some gals would sell their first born just to get it — that “je ne sais quoi”, that “It” factor that makes men want them, women want to be them, and magazine editors want to put them on their covers. But even with that hard-to-categorize quality, the magic can fall short. Some gals can sell a magazine and some gals should stick to their day jobs, starring in movies, recording dance-pop hits and whoring their lives out on basic cable. Assembled here are the biggest winners and losers of the Great Magazine Cover War of 2011.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
As we run headlong into 2012, Vogue Germany is flapping back to the 1920s in their January issue. With a futuristic twist brought on by Chanel, Etro, Lanvin, Pucci, Tom Ford, Eddie Borgo and fabulous others, stylist Katie Mossman nails now’s twenties vibe. Meanwhile this Daga Ziober is stunning in a cropped red bob and irreverent attitude.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- David Yurman thinks Kate Moss‘ recent ads for Fred are “embarrassingly similar” to the Peter Lindbergh-shot campaign she stripped down for over a year ago. Meanwhile, Kate is posing topless all the way to the bank. [Page Six]
Edited by Samantha Lim
Superstar singer Adele has dominated magazine covers this year (Cosmopolitan, British Vogue, and The Gentlewoman) and now the rumor mills are stirring that she’ll soon take the magazine cover cake — American VOGUE! What started this gossip? Find out after the jump.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
- Cotton used in Victoria’s Secret underthings is reportedly picked by abused African orphans — which goes to prove that sometimes secrets can be good and other times secrets can violate international human rights laws. [The Cut]
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
After seeing ad pages and newsstand sales take a hit this year, Glamour‘s editor in chief Cindi Leive is giving the pub a much-needed makeover to appeal to a much-needed hipper clientele.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
‘Twas one hell of a year for fashion, 2011. Alexander McQueen triumphed this year thanks to a pair of well-documented dresses and a bona fide cultural phenomenon at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Christian Dior tried to rebound from a potential PR nightmare, to varying degrees of success. Diffusion lines easily out-shined their designer homes. An editrix reinvented herself amidst a sea of rumors without losing a beat. And underaged fashionistas grew up in front of our very eyes. Here are our picks for the 25 most memorable and stylish moments of 2011.
