Jezebel: Grazia

Grazia Fauxpologizes For Shrinking Kate Middleton's Waist

Irin Carmon — Fri, 12 Aug 2011 14:00:56 EDT

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British glossy Grazia swore that it didn't put Kate Middleton on a Photoshop diet for its Royal Wedding cover, despite unmistakable visual evidence to the contrary. Now the magazine has been forced to explain — unsatisfactorily — in an editor's note compelled by the UK's Press Commission. More »

Australian Grazia Didn’t Get The Slim-Down-Kate Memo

Irin Carmon — Thu, 05 May 2011 13:05:00 EDT

British glossy Grazia has issued a statement contradicting our post yesterday. We pointed out the shrinking job that had been done on Kate Middleton's waist on their Royal Wedding cover. They say in part, More »

Tilda Smells Like Holidays; Designer Makes Road-Kill Hats

Jenna Sauers — Tue, 16 Mar 2010 12:00:00 EDT

Tilda, on her fragrance: "My son tells me it smells like Christmas." [WWD]
"I like to look at paintings mainly, like those of Francis Bacon. Or Mapplethorpe, Newton, and Penn," says noted hottie/photographer Victor Demarchelier, son of Patrick. [Style.com]

Tempest In A Trilby: Fashion Blogger Tavi Gevinson's Hated Hat

Jenna Sauers — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 16:30:00 EST

We've all been that person stuck sitting behind someone in a hat. It's always awkward. Do I shoulder-tap the person and ask them to take it off? Is that rude? Is it rude to be wearing a hat? More »

Heidi Klum Is Out. (Of Her Clothes. On Your Coffee Table.)

Sadie Stein — Wed, 02 Sep 2009 11:30:00 EDT

Heidi Klum's new coffee table book, Rankin's Heidilicious , is "very naughty." Who doesn't want nudity with their coffee? Oh, wait, everyone? [ElleUK]
American Apparel brings its sleaze to England. England doesn't like it. [The Street]

Manswers

Dodai Stewart — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 15:30:00 EST

Chace Crawford, aka Gossip Girl's Nate, totally failed the Grazia fashion quiz. On video. He couldn't figure out what the four fashion capitals are (Milan, hello?), floundered on the "what's the difference between a wedge and a stiletto" question and thought that Alexander Wang (who has been featured in Teen Vogue, Vogue, Elle and Nylon) was Vera Wang's husband. Worst of all? Chace thinks beige is a "like, dark" color. What would Blair Waldorf say? Clip embedded behind the pic. [New York Mag] More »