A generational feud is brewing between supermodels. Or, as Tyra Banks calls it, a “supermodel war.” This story involves Kendall Jenner, Tyra Banks, Gigi Hadid, Tyra Banks, Stephanie Seymour and Tyra Banks.
Fans have prayed to their respective gods for new photos of Hot Felon ever since his mugshot and here it is. Looks OK.
At some point in the fairly recent past, getting a job as a model meant being plucked out of relative obscurity by a forward-thinking fashion genius (or employee of Tyra Banks) who declared you as a holder of “the look.” Cindy Crawford’s modeling career started with a practical joke. Naomi Campbell was discovered when…
Whoopi Goldberg, who’s held more than a few questionable opinions on The View but tends to be progressive in certain areas, is doing something cool on TV—producing a show about transgender models.
Ever nurture fantasies of dominating the ads in Seventeen magazine? Perhaps landing a soda commercial or even—the ultimate—a coveted fragrance campaign? It’s not too late to pick up some only slightly dated tips from this supercut of instructional modeling videos from the 1990s.
In a provocative profile from The Guardian, actress and Love & Friendship star Chloe Sevigny reflects on her past work with controversial figures like photographer Terry Richardson—who has been accused of sexual assault—Larry Clark, and Lars von Trier. Cumulatively, her experiences have left her with “total disdain…
In addition to landing her first Vogue (::soft whisper:: Turkey) cover, Bella Hadid is also on the June cover of a major American magazine, Elle.
It’s not one of the top-tier iterations of the brand, but it’s still Vogue nonetheless: the less famous half of the maybe-they’re-supermodels, maybe-they’re-not sister pair, Bella Hadid, is on the cover of Vogue Turkey.
Cara Delevingne reemerged on the fashion scene this week in a series of advertisements for Saint Laurent, which many interpreted as a return to modeling after having quit. But on the evening of March 31, the model-actress publicly stated that she had merely paused to attend to her depression.
Kate Moss, a model famous for being compared to Russell Westbrook and for eating some drugs that one time, has been with Storm Models since she was just 14 years old. But after 28 years with Storm (a clean two-thirds of her life), she is leaving the agency. Moss’ little sister Lottie is still under contract with…
Cara Delevingne, who quit modeling in August of last year because the job made her “hate” herself, has made a brief (or not-so-brief) return to the fashion world in a new campaign for Yves Saint Laurent. “La Collection de Paris,” reports Fashionista, “may or may not be” the final campaign of YSL creative director Hedi…
Over the weekend New York City was host to petitePARADE, a biannual children’s fashion week featuring both established and up-and-coming designers for your child. Many adorable children were featured on the runway, but none were so relatable as this young gentleman, whose entire expression conveys a sense that he’s…
That ‘70s- set TV show based on the biography of Ford Models founder Eileen Ford is still in the works at ABC, and Andie MacDowell has just been cast as the star.
To make up for the fact that we can’t get four more years with President Obama, the universe has blessed us with a few more seasons of America’s Next Top Model. After being cancelled late last year, the competition that’s turned dozens of aspiring models into household nobodies has been picked by Vh1.
An 18-year-old model with Down Syndrome named Madeline Stuart has landed a gig walking the runway during New York Fashion Week in September.
Chantelle Brown-Young, one of the most recognizable faces from America’s Next Top Model, recently wrote about her struggles growing up with vitiligo.
Plus-size modeling is becoming ever more prevalent in the fashion industry, and the forthcoming documentary Straight/Curve is examining it in context.
Tess Holliday, who recently covered People magazine, is a plus-size model on the rise. That attention has led to interviews, one of which got her into some trouble: she told The Guardian last week, “I do admit that black men love me. I always forget that, and then I come to a black neighbourhood and I remember.”…
An Yves Saint Laurent ad in Elle UK magazine has been banned for featuring a model who is “unhealthily underweight.”
As one of the most recognizable fashion models of all time, you’d think Kate Moss would act in the extreme—feisty like Naomi Campbell, or going the opposite direction and being a meditative, calming force like Christy Turlington. In this new ShowStudio interview with Nick Knight, though, she proves to be neither.
