Topic: Edward Enninful

Justin Timberlake Plays A Cheating Politician In W, Amanda Seyfried Plays His Wife/Mistress

Justin Timberlake Plays A Cheating Politician In W, Amanda Seyfried Plays His Wife/Mistress
Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried For W
Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried For W
Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried For W
Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried For W
Justin Timberlake & Amanda Seyfried For W

W‘s October cover features Justin Timberlake as a philandering politician and Amanda Seyfreid as his long-suffering wife (and, bonus: mistress). Seyfried wears first lady favorites like Carolina Herrera and St John while Timberlake continues to stall his followup to FutureSex/LoveSounds and that bums everyone out. They were shot by Michael Thompson and styled by Edward Enninful. Here’s the full spread. More »

Kristen Stewart Is Unrecognizably Bodacious On W‘s September Cover

Kristen Stewart Is Unrecognizably Bodacious On W's September Cover

September covers are trickling in, which means one thing: summer is over and fashion’s big season is upon us. Or that the publishing industry is trying to move product by giving famous people dramatic makeovers. So maybe it means two things. Anyway, Kristen Stewart looks sultry and Bardot-y (it’s a word) (it’s Friday) in her W spread. Styled by Edward Enninful, Stewart wears Gucci, Max Mara, Dolce & Gabbana and more throughout. Observe… More »

Video: Nick Knight’s Tribute to Alexander McQueen

Video: Nick Knight's Tribute to Alexander McQueen

Got a minute? Miss the genius of Alexander McQueen? Visionary lensman Nick Knight created this engrossing, haunting tribute to the designer: a video featuring some of McQueen’s most memorable pieces, soundtracked by Bjork. Knight told Style.com the video was “styled by Edward Enninful and [features] black models only.” The pieces are about to enter the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for their retrospective of McQueen’s career, and Knight felt it “important to have the clothes featured one last time on flesh and blood before the museum takes them away.” To Lee, With Love after the jump. More »