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SHOE ENVY: DV by Dolce Vita Layna Glitter Boot

Amanda Gabriele — Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:30:38 +0000

Throw on some Ziggy Stardust and strap these fly glitter boots on your feet for a guaranteed glam good time. DV by Dolce Vita puts the funk into chunk with a 5.5 inch heel here and 1.5 inch platform there to make you stand tall above the rest. Wear the Layna Glitter Boots with a mini dress or skinny leather pants for maximum effect.

And for $98 at Nasty Gal, they’re a steal.

THE DAILY GASP: Daphne Guinness for Vogue Germany

Lester Brathwaite — Mon, 02 Jan 2012 16:43:14 +0000

“You’ve got your mother in a whirl/ She’s not sure if you’re a boy or a girl.” Daphne Guinness takes an androgynous turn as a rock star of David Bowie proportions in “Rebel, Rebel” for Vogue Germany shot by Bryan Adams.

Bowie, particularly his high glam Ziggy Stardust era, has been referenced to death in fashion spreads and understandably so — what with all that glitter, silver and shimmer. So it’s fitting that the high glam Guinness should get in touch with her inner Thin White Duke. With help from stylist Lotta Aspenberg, the heiress fits perfectly into the Stardust memory. “Rebel, rebel, how could they know?/Hot tramp, I love you so!”

Photos: Image Amplified

THE DAILY GASP: Kate Moss for Vogue Paris

Lester Brathwaite — Wed, 30 Nov 2011 21:00:23 +0000

Kate Moss has done Davie Bowie for a Vogue cover before, lest we remind you of this stunner from Vogue UK‘s May 2003 issue. And god (i.e. Anna Wintour) knows Vogue Paris covers have only been decent to pretty good since Emmanuelle Alt took over the reins earlier this year, but nothing quite gasp-worthy.

Then under the buzzer, this happens. By referencing/recycling that eight-year-old cover and giving it their own spin, Alt and co. end the year on a decidedly high note. Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott capture Moss in glam rock Ziggy Stardust regalia for FrenchVogue‘s December/January 2012 issue. Freak out, this moonage daydream’s so chic.

Photo: Design Scene

SPREAD UM: Tyler Riggs, Dennis Johnson, And Tommy Cox By Nagi Saki For Tush

Hillary Frazier — Thu, 28 May 2009 16:01:29 +0000

Makeup artist Tyron Machhausen created a cool Ziggy Stardust look for this shoot, with all of that paint and glitter. I love the gender-bending looks, and think Nagi Saki retains the guy’s masculinity throughout. I think this shoot is so cool, and would love to see the whole spread in Tush.

SOURCE: Models.com