Topic: Natalia Vodianova

Haute Doppelgangers: Abbey Lee Kershaw Channels Twiggy In i-D

Haute Doppelgangers: Abbey Lee Kershaw Channels Twiggy In i-D

Everybody loves it when models dress in costume, whether it’s as industry titans like Karl Lagerfeld, editorspop stars, politicians or even just other models. In the latest editorial to land online from i-D‘s fall 2011 issue, Australian Abbey Lee Kershaw dons some seriously mod looks by Prada, YSL and more in tribute to the skinny model OG: England’s pixie of one thousand eye lashes, Twiggy. More »

Red Carpet Rundown: See What Fashion Influencers Wore To Natalia Vodianova’s White Fairy Tale Love Ball

Red Carpet Rundown: See What Fashion Influencers Wore To Natalia Vodianova's White Fairy Tale Love Ball

Fashion industry luminaries descended upon Natalia Vodianova’s White Fairy Tale Love Ball. Vodianova’s event called for “white or silver” gowns, which Daphne Guinness seemed to ignore. Check out all the opulent couture on supermodels (Stella! Mariacarla! Eva!), actresses (Anne!), designers (Valentino!) and editors alike. And Olivia Palermo. More »

Gallery: Supermodels Without Makeup, Hair Or Retouching

Gallery: Supermodels Without Makeup, Hair Or Retouching

Every now and again we’re treated to one of those “Beautiful people! They’re just like us!” spreads in a magazine. But those press-baiting editorials are always in perfect, sunset lighting with glamorous styling, etc. This time, however–to celebrate the launch of the Viva model agency in London–Scott Trindle shot a bunch of top models without makeup, hair, or styling, looking just the way they did when they walked into the studio. For once, we’re getting a pretty raw look (there’s a bruise on Natalia’s leg) at these women who make a living off their beauty. Unsurprisingly, they’re all still very, very beautiful. But they’re actually much more compelling to look at, as well. More »

See ‘Inspiration Dior,’ Christian Dior’s Sprawling Museum Exhibit

See 'Inspiration Dior,' Christian Dior's Sprawling Museum Exhibit

Tuesday night saw the opening of “Inspiration Dior,” a sprawling, ambitious new exhibit at Moscow’s Pushkin Museum, in which over 12o couture looks from the house’s history are shown alongside the very “paintings and photographs that have inspired its designers,” like Yves Saint Laurent, John Galliano and the man himself. Artists shown include Cezanne, Toulouse-Lautrec, Man Ray, Gustav Klimt, and more. WWD was there, along with the almost-eerily-flawless Natalia Vodianova and everyone else of huge influence in the fashion industry (like Mr. Arnault, of course). Here are the photos. More »

Ready-to-Click: All Your Nose-to-Tail Royal Wedding Coverage

Ready-to-Click: All Your Nose-to-Tail Royal Wedding Coverage

The Windsor Knot. There really is an app for that. -Styleite

The ten worst chick flicks of all time. I’m kind of inclined to say they’re all the worst of all time but… Bride Wars. -College Candy

Woman unfriends boyfriend on Facebook, lands in jail. I hate the modern world too much to actually read this. -MyDaily

Lady Gaga is on the drunk diet. -The Frisky

See the crazy fascinator Natalia Vodianova is wearing. -The Cut

A 17-year-old beauty queen is suing pageant organizers. She says they took away her crown after she was told to “lay off the tacos.” -HuffPo More »

Gallery: The Use and Abuse of Leopard Print

Gallery: The Use and Abuse of Leopard Print

Generally speaking, I think leopard print should be relegated to splashes: handbags, scarves, ballet flats, or even a shirt if paired with (for example) simple black trousers. I’m in the “always tone it down” camp though, and Paris Hilton/Kim Kardashian/Aubrey O’Day are firmly not. Still, I think a bold coat or a statement-making mini can work, so long as there’s a little balance and restraint. Here’s what we consider good uses and poor abuses of leopard. More »