Karlie Kloss, Demi Moore, and more photos of celebrities attending the Chanel Art Basel dinner. [Fashionista] And check out my event recap here.
Francois-Henri Pinault comments on Wang’s new position at Balenciaga, ‘we don’t intend to change.’ [Daily]
In case you care, Gisele had her baby, and it’s a girl named Vivianne Lake. [Refinery29]
On this Veterans Day we salute our soldiers who risked their lives in camouflage to save ours. With a formal 21 Garment Salute, we thank our veterans with a nod to the print that got them through the toughest battlegrounds. Turns out, camo is actually a stand out of the season.
As his first retail location outside of the United States, designer Thom Browne is set to open his store in Tokyo, Japan.
Today at Paris Men’s Fashion Week, Rick Owens tucked four maxi dresses into a Spring ’13 lineup of semi-sheer blazers, geometric jackets and harem pants. Since Marc Jacobs and Kanye by Marc Jacobs Givenchy (and a cadre of ballsy every-men) started wearing skirts and lace shirt dresses, we should have guessed that the maxi dress was the next logical evolutionary step. Thom Browne has already started dabbling in dresses for men, but this is by far the most feminine we’ve seen it done yet. Who do you think will wear it first?
Hip hop superstar still on the rise, Theohilus London has been inspiring the likes of Kanye West‘s personal style. Shockingly to some, London is his own stylist. He’s damn near a designer, having so much of his wardrobe customized to his eye’s precision. StyleLikeU invaded his closet to expose his philosophy behind getting dressed, and his Rick Owens skant (skirt/pant) and dip dyed Comme des Garçons. Getting his sartorial start by his Aunt Cleo dressing him up in pink tuxes for church, he’s been a rogue voguer since childhood. Now, Timez Are Getting Weird in his closet.
LOOKBOOKS.com contributor Kenberly Paul highlights an editorial for USED Magazine, featuring a British Marilyn Monroe impersonator. See the gallery after the jump.
For their S/S 2012 issue, USED Magazine called upon British impersonator Suzie Kennedy in their fashion editorial ” Marilyn Moment.” Styled in retro looks by Prada, Commes des Garçons and Dries van Noten‘s spring collections by stylist Katy Lassen, Kennedy gives 100% Monroe with playful smiles and pin-up girl poses, captured by photographer Nik Hartley.
