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This is off top, and more tech/gadget related, but it's applicable to fashion and magazines, in a parallel way.
And it occurred to me on one of these flights – "Why is it that the Internet looks so ugly and the magazines look so beautiful? Wouldn’t it be great if you could take the power of the Internet and the beauty of these magazines and fuse them together somehow?"
Flipboard is a new application for the iPad; in where it takes all your social inputs and outputs them in a visual manner. It's your personal social magazine. It's gotten some amazing reviews and it might be of interest to you. For those who enjoy these kind of interviews, check out the CEO of Flipboard here.
Crazy Colors
Grazia France
Shot by: BrianKeith
Styling by: Annabelle Jouot
Model: Amy Post
— “Side cleavage is a rare thrilling moment for anyone.” – Michael Kors. [Via]
Happening Around
1— Victoria Davydova Confirmed for Russian Vogue. [The Cut]
2— William Rast for Target. [Stylelist]
3— Vatican City Enforces 'Hypocritical' New Dress Code. [Stylelist]
4— WSJ Hires Deborah Needleman, Takes On T Magazine. [Styleite]
5— Christian Dior - Shanghai Dreamers: Quentin Shih. [Trend Land]
6— Helluuur thurrrr, We Dissect Lola’s Lexicon. [Fashionista]
7— Giorgio Armani Launches Frames For Life. [POP]
8— Lanvin Store Madison Avenue New York. [F.Tape]
9— Peaches Geldof Engaged (Again), This Time To Eli Roth. [Refinery29]
10— Client Magazine Issue 01. [F.Tape]
11— Erin Fetherston's Inaugural Collection For Juicy Couture. [Refinery29]
12— Margherita to Become Missoni Creative Director? [Fashionologie]
13— Natalie Portman For Dior By Sofia Coppola. [Style Frizz]
Extra: Vintage Heaven.
“It was great,” Said Tory Burch
“It was fantastic,” offered Andrew Rosen.
“I love Obama,” said Harvey Weinstein
“It was amazing,” a smiling Patrick Robinson
Thank you kids.
All these lovely exclamations after the Anna Wintour / Mr. President 30K a plate hosted dinner, last night. To raise Democratic money, for the upcoming Nov elections. [WWD | Summery]
guests seemed to have sworn some sort of blood oath not to discuss the evening, even once it was over. Maybe they feared the wrath of their hostess...
I've always admired written and small symbolic tattoos spread around the body. They're like a journey, discovered, and contemplated, one at a time.
& When in doubt, a black bra for sure.
Model Kaja Sokola by Billy Kidd. More images at fashionising.
This duo employ only the most hands on and meticulous methods when producing their product...[Via]
The duo being brothers Rick and Michael Mast. And their product being chocolate (Yum). They're from brooklyn, and can be purchased here.
They began their voyage in their apartment, using a homemade machine to process cacao beans. Over time they cultivated their creation, sourcing beans from family farms in Madagascar, Venezuela, the Dominican Republic, and Ecuador. Each bar is handmade with incredible reverence for the process and history of chocolate. They are bound in ornamental papers and golden foil like a collection of rare books. Each bar offers its own story of flavors, and no two are exactly alike...more.
She shouldn't be too caught up in fashion. I want to promote the individual and as I mature, I don't want the pieces to overpower who the woman is.
Spot on! Woman first. Fashion second. Repeat that till you become it.
Refinery29 in a Q&A with 22 year old wunderkind designer, Dion Lee.
Models.com has an exclusive first look at Love Magazine's 4th issue, which will come in 7 covers. First up is Rosie. Issue hits newsstands August 23rd.
Rosie is dubbed: The Siren.
The theme is And God Created Women.
"Photographer and filmmaker Barnaby Roper offers no less than twenty-six individual video clips, one indeed for each letter of the alphabet, starring Eniko Mihalik in a selection of new New York A/W fashion chosen by stylist Keegan Singh."
Pretty fun to play, on a friday afternoon.
How to play:
Hit any numbers to choose your beat then any letter on your keyboard to interact. Record your own track and share. Play here. More about this project here.
Happening Around
1— Catherine McNeil Gets Her Own Issue Of Vogue Australia. [Frockwriter | tFS]
2— Interview | Model Michelle Weismann. [Digital Diamonds]
3— Coco Rocha Attends The "Project RUnway" Season 8 Premiere. [Elite]
4— Nine Year Old Cisco Seven Joins Family Business. [Issac Likes]
5— Elite Model Look UK Winner 2010 Emma Mactaggart. [F.Tape]
6— Linnea Before Images Were Illustrated On. [New Blood]
7— Coco Rocha to Appear in Vogue With Her Husband. [The Cut]
8— Sofia Fisher By Catherine Servel For V 66. [F.Tape]
9— Interview | Mechan Collison. [FuckedUpCrew]
Extra: Film Caroline by Ja'mie Luca. [Coute Que Coute]
And so it is this season, with the big autumn campaigns almost unanimously casting bona-fide models centre stage. These aren't models of the "super" variety either – the likes of Kate Moss, Linda Evangelista, Claudia Schiffer and Naomi Campbell are all household names and have long had celebrity status in their own right. This time around, the women chosen, while they may be well-known and even celebrated within the fashion industry, are united by their anonymity outside of it. Sceptics may argue that this development is at least partly attributable to budgetary constraints – it's no secret that big names require big salaries to match. But there seems to be rather more to it than that, prompting many insiders to wonder: is fashion's long-running love affair with celebrity finally over?
Good article titled: New model army: Why fashion has fallen out of love with its A-list clotheshorses.
It's about time those boring lifeless celebrities are gone. Now all Chanel has to do is stop using Karl to photograph their stuff; his photography is even more lifeless & boring.