Celebrity Stylist, E! Personality, & Red Carpet Guy, Lawrence Zarian talks to us about the hottest fall fashion trends and loving who we are during the Bellevue Collection Fashion Week.
To many of us in the fashion industry, Vogue Magazine is the holy grail of our industry. They really are the fashion authority and going in to meet with Anne Vincent, Merchandising and Events Director for Vogue Magazine I wasn’t quite sure what to expect. To my delight, Anne is not only very chilled but [...]
Lauren Santo Domingo is a contributing editor for Vogue and her apartment is drool worthy.
Here is beautiful Italian born former Dolce and Gabanna model Giovanna Battaglia. She now the fashion editor at L’Uomo Vogue!
This is the best Kate Moss has looked in quite a while! Here is Vogue Paris featuring Kate Moss in an amazing and colorful photo spread! What do you think of the hawtness?
Vogue Japan Editor Anna Dello Russo could never look better! Love her style.
Mary Kate and Ashley Olson, as you may know, are my favorite fashionistas in the whole world. I have been emulating their iconic style ever since I was 5 years old and first fell in love with Full House. The twins are featured in the April issue of Vogue and speak in depth about their clothing line The Row.
Vogue: How have they pulled any of this off without a formal design education?
“Fair question,” replies Ashley, “but Dualstar started when we were six. And we had a collection with Walmart at twelve, which was the upper tier of the tween market. It was before celebrity designers.” “And we were really designing it,” adds Mary-Kate. “It would be jeans, a bit bohemian, or with a little blazer. It was really fashion-forward.”
Vogue: Of their formative influences, Mary-Kate goes off into vivid detail about watching how women around them dressed.
“We had our observations about fashion changing, when it went from being so eighties to the slipdress and the dark lip. We’d see students coming back from college in grunge. And then Lori Loughlin [Full House] had all this great Donna Karan.”
Vogue: Escaping a life of being hounded in L.A. was also a major relief.
“The press here in New York respect you more,” Ashley notes. “It was the worst in Los Angeles when we got our license. They would follow us. They knew where we lived. And you don’t know who these people are. People just out of jail.” Being young and stalked has taken its toll. “We are paranoid,” Mary-Kate states, glancing out the window. But isn’t that not paranoia, because what you’re imagining is what’s happening? “Well,” she responds, “we have no way to tell the difference.”
This beautiful home belongs to one of my idols vogue contributing editor lauren santo domingo: “If there’s one thing you can say about my apartment it’s that it’s constantly evolving, constantly changing… i think that is the mark of a good apartment; you can never really be done—it’s like a proper wardrobe. at my house, it might be a small tweak, but you’re never going to see the same thing twice.”
I decided to do a separate post for this magazine cover because of the amazement that washed over me when I set my eyes on the transparent racism featured on the April, 2008 cover of Vogue. I don’t remember this issue… maybe because Vogue was not yet my bible but coming across this while stumbling [...]
Sigh. Such pretty looking people and fashion. The Vogue Paris’ 90th Anniversary party was held at the Hotel Pozzo di Borgo, Carine Roitfeld, the Editor-in-Chief of the French edition of Vogue, hosted the masked ball that was inspired by Stanley Kubrick’s film Eyes Wide Shut.
