In the latest issue of T Magazine, fashion critic Alexander Fury profiled Anne-France Dautheville, the 72-year-old French journalist who, in the ‘70s and ‘80s, rode a motorcycle from Paris to Afghanistan and then across the world—the first woman to do so—before writing Une demoiselle sur une moto, a memoir of her…
You want practical? Designer Clare Waight Keller gives you practical with Chloé's Fall/Winter 2013/2014 Ready-to-Wear collection. If you're looking for functional and straight-laced (with a bit of a wink, this is Chloé), you've come to the right place. This collection shows that all you need to get shit done is expert…
Kim Kardashian flew to Australia not only to "escape" media scrutiny following her announcement that she was divorcing her husband of 1728 hours, Kris Humphries: she also went there to launch her Kardashian Kollection handbag line. Which apparently includes the Kardashians' versions of some of the world's most…
Designer Hannah MacGibbon is out at Chloé. Effective June 1st, the designer Clare Waight Keller, formerly of Pringle of Scotland, will replace MacGibbon as Chloé's creative director. Despite mostly good reviews and some lovely collections — and despite being the entire reason 70s-style camel coats were in all of the…
Here is an internal Harper's Bazaar document that lists the brands to feature in upcoming editorial spreads, ranked according to priority — and helpfully divided between "Advertisers" and "Non-Advertisers." This is how your ladymag sausage gets made.
Chloe, which opens today, starts as a sexy psychological drama, but devolves into a "Canadian lesbian version of Fatal Attraction." It's titillating, but ultimately the film "can't be recommended even to people who just want to see Amanda Seyfried naked."
Julianne Moore and Amanda Seyfried's explicit sex scene in Chloe has dominated the film's coverage. Critics have called it unserious, or part of a "Sapphic psycho" cliche. "It's not like they're just fucking," screenwriter Erin Cressida Wilson (Secretary) told me.
Fearful of going the betrayed-Sandra route, some women turn to a "professional honey-pot." Who, obviously, tells all to the tabloids!
[New York, March 15. Image via Getty]
See this picture? Sure, there were gorgeous, classic, Faye Dunaway-esque separates. But then there were the fringed pants. And the Michelin Man jacket. And the chap-jeans.
The opening of the Chloé LA Boutique, celebrated at Milk Studio, brought out some of the biggest names and the best, most creative clothes we've seen in many a moon! And then about those peepholes...
"What do you think of these?" I asked my boyfriend, showing him an image of the It Shoes of the season, the Prada sandal platforms that, according to a story on hideous heels in today's New York Observer, look "like the work of someone on acid, or at least weed". "I dunno," replied boyfriend. "Guys don't notice…
Editorial assistant Maria tallied up the models of color at Paris Fashion Week, and, much like New York, London and Milan, the runways were pretty white. Here are how some of the most influential designers cast their shows: Ann Demeulemeester: 29 models, all white. Balenciaga: 34 models; 2 dark-haired Spaniards, zero…
