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#coverlies
December Vogue: Deck The Halls With Adrenal Glands And Expensive Shirts
If you're the ideal Vogue reader, chances are everyone on your holiday gift list already has a gold-dipped fur and a little vintage fire engine for their kid to ride in (p. 264). Solution: $800 t-shirts.
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#fashiondisasters
It's Hammertime For Some Women, Whether You Like It Or Not
As Parsons professor and fashion historian Beth Dincuff Charleston tells the Wall Street Journal, "It's a gutsy move to wear ugly clothes." For some women, wearing clothes that invite insults and laughter is well worth the mockery. More » -
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Bread Shoes Are Here To Make All Of Your Bread Shoe-Related Dreams Come True
Looking for a Christmas gift for that person who has everything? Perhaps you should drop 20 Euros on these stylish bread shoes, which are both wearable and edible. Probably best to stick with one or the other, though. [InventorSpot] -
#coverlies
Vogue: It Is Easy Being Green... If You Live In The Chelsea Hotel
Behind its Photoshop-of-Horrors cover, this month's Vogue is packed with the type of supposedly socially responsible content that's been its wont lately. But as regular Vogue readers already know, everything — including social responsibility — is easier when you're rich.
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#coverlies
Marie Claire: Bling On Your Pants, Swank In A Lake
Why does Hilary Swank look so worried on the cover of the November Marie Claire? Maybe because she got a look at the obnoxious questions MC editor in chiefJoanna Coles was about to ask her.
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#styleambassador
Albright Says U.N. Ambassador Appointment, "Gave Me A Great Excuse To Shop"
After former U.N. ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick advised her to "lose the professor clothes," Madeleine Albright bought, "a lot of suits... and had a good time with it. More formal, absolutely. But I didn't want to look like a man." [Time] -
#fashiondisasters
Get Ready For Spring 2010: Stripes, Shorts, And... Spanx?
According to Booth Moore of the LA Times, there are a few Fashion Week trends that will make it from the runway to the real world; namely stripes, shorts, prints, and yes, even wearing "Spanx as outerwear." More » -
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#goodbadugly
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Keep A Child Alive's 6th Annual Black Ball, hosted by Alicia Keys and Padma Lakshmi at NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom, was BIG. Like, Halle-Iman-Kerry-Estelle-John-Mayer-plus-serious-clothes Big. I mean, how you gonna help keep children safe and sound in second-rate duds? More »The StyleA Child Alive -
#criticalmass
The Critics Aren't Impressed With Lindsay Lohan's Fashion Week Debut
This morning, we took a look at Lindsay Lohan's first collection as Artistic Director of Emmanuel Ungaro. Since then, the critics have come out swinging, calling the collection everything from "misguided" to "cheesy and dated." More » -
#fashionshow
Karl Lagerfeld Shows Everyone Else At Fashion Week How It's Done
Karl Lagerfeld's Ready to Wear Spring 2010 collection debuted at Paris Fashion Week this morning, with beautifully made, on-trend pieces such as tailored shorts and party dresses taking up the spotlight. Ahead, a sampling of the gorgeous goods. More » -
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Jean-Paul Gaultier: Brights, Bras, Bellies, And Braids
Jean-Paul Gaultier's Spring 2010 collection is filled with bright colors, Gaultier's signature lingerie-inspired tops, and Cindy Lou Who-esque braids. Rihanna, Katy Perry, and Janet Jackson were all in the audience to watch as the collection went down the runway. More » -
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Viktor & Rolf Invite You To Their Awe-Inspiring Prom
Viktor & Rolf's Spring 2010 collection, which headed down the runway at Paris Fashion Week this morning, was filled with amazing, ruffle-heavy dresses that looked a bit like 80s Barbie gowns with an Edward Scissorhands touch. More » -
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Charlie Le Mindu Takes You Into His Scary, Hairy, Extraordinary World
Designer Charlie Le Mindu displayed his weird and wonderful creations at the Blow Presents runway show during London Fashion Week, using elaborate hairstyles and futuristic fabrics to create incredible pieces that perhaps Lady Gaga (or Cthulhu?) might consider wearing someday. More » -
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Diane Von Furstenberg Makes Your Futuristic Fairy Princess Dreams Come True
Diane Von Furstenberg's Spring 2010 collection is comprised of dreamy, flowing fabrics, chunky multi-colored bracelets, and rich, beautiful colors. It's an updated spin on faerie/elven chic; something Galadriel might pick up if she ever made it to New York City. More » -
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Derek Lam: Petals And Prints And Polkadots, Oh My!
Derek Lam's Spring 2010 collection is filled with fun prints, a little shimmer, and a mix of soft and bold colors. Over-sized earrings and stars also pop up frequently, and the entire collection comes across as both elegant and fun. More » -
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Alexander Wang Salutes The Sporty Spices Of The World
Alexander Wang's Spring 2010 collection is a celebration of "sport fantasy," with bra-tops, flannel, and athletics-inspired outfits that look a bit like glammed-up versions of Hilary Swank's wardrobe from Million Dollar Baby all making an appearance. More » -
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Christian Siriano Invites You To His Gorgeous Golden Tea Party On Mars
Project Runway alum Christian Siriano sent his Spring 2010 collection down the runway earlier today, and since I'm no fashion expert, I think I'll let the (absolutely gorgeous, in my opinion) clothes speak for themselves. More » -
#passionforfashion
Do Women Really Want To See Themselves In Fashion Magazines?
While Glamour editor Cindi Leive swears that her magazine will strive to feature women of all sizes, following the praise they received after featuring model Lizzie Miller, Times of London writer India Knight remains unconvinced. More » -
#fashiondisasters
Mesh Jeans Actually Make The No-Pants Trend Look Reasonable
It's bad enough when the Daily Mail exclaims that shoulder pads are back, or when the Times of London tells us to get our crimpers out of storage, but come on, fashion: Mesh jeans?! [DailyMail],[TimesOnline],[Racked]
