Back when being the poster woman for heroin chic was just a twinkle in her eye, a 16-year-old girl named Kate Moss got her first big break being photographed by Corinne Day for the cool UK magazine The Face. She soon became the magazineâs muse, starring in a series of minimalist, grunge-inspired spreads that usheredâŚ
Cara Delevingne and Margot Robbie are starring together in next monthâs summer blockbuster Suicide Squad, a wacky caper in which a goth lit major and an Insane Clown Posse devotee get together to fix Jared Letoâs hair crisis. Love magazineâthe British fashion rag you love to buy at the newsstand for $17âgot them bothâŚ
Beth Ditto has rolled out her new line of plus-size clothing, and if I donât get one of these amazing technicolor stoplight bubble dresses that looks like a control panel from a spaceship in some 1980s sci-fi movie concept artwork, I might literally die.
Just one week after Cher was announced as the face of Marc Jacobsâ fall 2015 campaign, the designer has revealed his latest model and it is 14-year-old Willow Smith. The singer and youngest child of Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith is the second star to join the campaign. Jacobs posted a photo to Instagram of SmithâŚ
There is at least one obvious reason LOVE decided to put Kate Moss and seven other naked models on the cover of its third issue. However, editor-in-chief Katie Grand would have it that theirs was a nobler intent: body diversity.
If you want to write a serious profile of the editor of the biggest new thing in the magazine world, don't start it,"Katie Grand has never met a handbag she didn't love."
Looking at pictures a blogger posted from that new magazine called Love, I remembered why I used to like magazines in the first place:
Don't get us wrong, our anonymous model Tatiana has had a busy couple weeks. (Europe! Magazine photo shoots! The private satisfaction of being anonymously "famous" on the internet!) But in a business where nothing is real (except hunger pangs) she sometimes finds herself pondering the age-old question, how IS it thatâŚ
