Topic: Giorgio-Armani

Male Model David Chiang Sets His Sights On Victoria’s Secret

Male Model David Chiang Sets His Sights On Victoria's Secret

Taiwanese-born, Canada-raised David Chiang had been courted by modeling scouts since age 13. He deferred in order to attend college and still landed on the runways of Alexander McQueen and Giorgio Armani during his 2010 debut season. Chiang, now 22, has top model written all over him… Karl Lagerfeld even met him backstage at Dior and told him he was a “very beautiful Chinese girl.” But Chiang’s ultimate goal as a model isn’t snagging a Dior Homme campaign or posing in his undwerwear for Armani, it’s More »

Ready-to-Click: Designers, Stylists and Models Respond to Galliano Scandal

Ready-to-Click: Designers, Stylists and Models Respond to Galliano Scandal

Fashion industry leaders from Giorgio Armani to Stefano Gabbana respond to the John Galliano scandal. -Styleite

Kate Winslet was called “blubber” as a kid. Because kids are the worst. -The Frisky

Joan Collins’ Oscar dress sent her to the hospital. -The Cut

Lea T stars in a glamorous editorial for V Magazine. -Fashion Indie

Victoria’s Secret Angels hanging out and More »

Ready-to-Click: Fashion Flashmob in Grand Central

Ready-to-Click: Fashion Flashmob in Grand Central

Fashion Week is getting to the point where everybody’s cranky and over it. But! This video of Moncler’s flashmob in Grand Central might renew spirits. -Racked

Rihanna’s in hot water over (pretty shamelessly) ripping off David LaChapelle’s work. -Styleite

Christina Hendricks may have booked herself a spot as the face of Vivienne Westwood’s jewelry line. -Catwalk Queen

Johnny Weir’s beauty tips involve having a good make-up artist, frequent face washing, and being great. -The Cut

The British are crying! The British are crying! and More »

Runway Gallery: Shiny Futurism At Giorgio Armani Prive Spring 2011 Couture

Runway Gallery: Shiny Futurism At Giorgio Armani Prive Spring 2011 Couture

Giorgio Armani said he was making clothes for strong, modern women but–with a few striking exceptions–much of his Armani Prive collection was a retread of futurism ideas that have long gone stale and were looking pretty stale even last season. There were shiny fabrics throughout, leggings, inexplicable peplums and lots of techno fabric that looked like liquid gemstones, but nothing really exciting, and even less that was wearable. Thus, Mr. Armani did something unusual for him, but unfortunately not something altogether new. More »