Edited by Samantha Lim
Snapped by the lens of Greg Kadel, stunner Daphne Groeneveld takes us on a psychedelic Proenza Schouler infused trip in Numero #124. Over the top accessories are highlighted with hair by Duffy and makeup by Mariel Barrera, giving us a heavy helping of innovative inspiration for spring.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Drowning in your busy world with droopy eyes around now? This printastic editorial from DisMagazine just perked us right up. With more prints than all of Spring 2012 combined, two faceless ladies lay tied up in the busyness of layered silk prints from Pucci, Etro, Missoni, Jean Paul Gaultier, Ferragamo and more of our patterned favorites. The spectacle (and an iced coffee) will have your eyes wide open and ready to get back to WERQ.
Edited by Lester Brathwaite
Having paged through my fair share of Vogues since acquiring my first issue some ten years ago, I’ve picked up a trick or two. There are certain poses models always do – poses that are “classic Vogue.” So to master these is to get one horse-like step closer to those hallowed, glossy editorial pages.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Tom Ford got back behind the lens for his Spring Summer 2012 ad campaign starring models Mirte Maas and Mathias Bergh. They took over a Palm Springs, California home to capture playfully naughty shots. Check this look out in blue after the jump.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Well, Happy New Year to you, too! Thanks. So, your resolution is to hit the gym on the regs? You’re going to need a sensible platform sneaker to get you there. Vogue China suited Ji Lili up sporty ready for some athletic action. Take a page out of this for your own look. Think graphic lines, contrasts and sheer layers with depth. Because you’re obviously going to have a smokin’ hot personal trainer (and/or hot muscly men staring back at you from the weights section). These looks from Ohne Titel, Celine, Alexander Wang and Bottega Veneta will have them winking from the bell bars.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Good morning brights! Dazed and Confused Fashion Editor and Stylist of Robbie Spencer saw visions of a thousand layers. Each peeling back to revel a new bright, a wild pattern and a vibrant color. Each image is a slightly different hue coming together with a finality that looks regal, and these royals are busy. Yannick Abrath poses as a kind of bored little prince inside the foofaraw.
Edited by Jessica Lapidos
Behold a glamorous woman. She wears opera gloves to dinner. Hats just because. She has her suits custom made. She uses a muff. She is a Lady in Waiting in the 1950s, and she’s showcased in Elle next month. In fishtail skirts by Zac Posen and Donna Karan, suits by Oscar de la Renta and Armani styled by Christopher Niquet, Susie Bird is captured stunningly by photographer Thomas Whiteside. It’s a glimmer of hope that women can once again be utterly perfectly tailored in outfits akin to yore, yet still reign in our feminist ways.
Edited by Amanda Gabriele
Decked out in leather, fur and head-to-toe animal print, Monika Sawicka stars in “Upper Wildside” for Tush Magazine‘s issue #28. Expertly captured by photographer Txema Yeste, black and white pictures deliver sullen cheekbones for miles in and a blurred line of where garments end and city begins. Bernat Buscato set the mood with Valentino, Burberry Prorsum and J. Mendel, some sheer enough to read a runny newspaper. The drama would be less without striking hair by Akki Shirakawa and nearly skeletal makeup by Tyron Machhausen.
Edited by Samantha Lim
Sasha Beyonce Fierce graces the November cover of Harper’s Bazaar and she. is. werqing. it. (Thanks to our fave Terry Richardson, of course). With hair bigger than her baby bump will ever be, she dishes about her pregnancy, motherhood, marriage, her hip hop hubbie king Jay-Z, and more. And although we are fully aware how those photoshopped Barbie twigs could never be her real thighs, we’ve at least got the best real quotes and behind the scenes pics right here…
Edited by Samantha Lim
Angelina Jolie uses Vanity Fair as her latest attempt in convincing us that her One World styled family is totally normal. Shot by Mert Alas & Marcus Piggott, she accessorizes her fabulous bone structure with Shiloh and Zahara.
