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Last night, Vogue and MAC hosted a splashy dinner attended by equally splashy people in honor of Prabal Gurung at LA’s Chateau Marmont. Everybody loves Prabal so lots of interesting people in cool looks below–and Diane Kruger wore a belly top! More
After many a rumor and a long time comin’, Kate Upton landed the cover of American Vogue’s June issue. As per usual, she is portrayed in her carefree, sexy, “All-American” way. Her organs are actually filled with cherry pie and her circulatory system is comprised of red, white and blue streamers. More
By now, you would hope that fashion magazines would have caught up with, oh, the rational thinkers of 2013. But no, mis amigos, this is simply impossible — after all, the seemingly most beloved and sacred tradition (or else it would’ve been eliminated by now, surely) is blackface. More
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Model Jarrod Scott Is naked in Vogue Hommes International. But he’s wearing a pocket square on the cover, so it’s fine, right? Gentlemanly pubic hair ahead! More
In search of some nice, cool shade to sit in and read a book, and perhaps eat a sandwich? Look no further than Anna Wintour‘s latest (alleged) diss on Kim Kardashian, which contains enough shade for the entire African continent and some of South America, too. More
We’re normally firmly pro-MObama in all categories but feel she looks a little stiff here. More
When it comes to health and fitness advocates, there are few faces more recognizable than the FLOTUS herself. Michelle Obama is set to grace the cover of Vogue‘s in-shape issue for April in a portrait taken by photographer Annie Leibowitz. But how will she appear? More
Do you ever wonder what is going to happen to Anna Wintour in her twilight years? I often wonder that. And then I think those twilight years are going to be 200 years from now, because I am pretty sure that Anna Wintour is a vampire. Why? Because vampires are pretty steely and intelligent (you’ve never heard of a dumb vampire) and Anna has looked exactly the same for 20 years. That is just my personal theory though! I guess that is not S.I. Newhouse’s theory (or maybe it is?) because Anna Wintour is taking on the role of is taking on the additional role of artistic director of Conde Nast. So that is where she will be in her twilight years. More
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You may have noticed, it’s been a very Taylor Swift year around here. If all the pert, bland pretty pretty princess-ing about was starting to bore you, good news: you’re not alone. Apparently Taylor Swift is real bad at moving copies of the magazines she covers. More
For four years, shoppers have been looking forward to unique events from various stores and vendors, as well as tons of bonus goodies for Fashion’s Night Out. Sadly, it will not be returning for a fifth — at least in New York City. More
Perhaps inspired by the pretty picture on the cover of the 50th anniversary edition of The Bell Jar, Vogue US took clear inspiration from “the problem that has no name” for a spread in its March 2013 issue. In it, the uber cute Lily Cole poses in various states of suburban ennui and looks fabulous in all the latest retro-inspired spring ’13 fashions, even as she appears to contemplate suicide. As if that wasn’t thought provoking enough, there’s also some peppy copy like the above paragraph comparing an ominous oven fire to “sparkly accompaniments,” and the other paragraph promising a “never-a-dull-moment-affair.” Depression is fun! More
I think she was just coming back from dinner when Vogue caught her on the way out and was all, “Hey Bey, can we take a couple pics?” and she was like, “Um, okay, but I ate some turkey and took melatonin and I’m kinda resting up for this huge Inauguration scandal that’s about to go down.” More
Hurricane Sandy was undeniably bad. It left thousands without food, water or power, and knocked a bunch of people on their asses who were already clinging to a precarious existence. Thankfully, the good folks at Vogue are here to pretty up all that unsightly damage with top models in thousand dollar ball gowns. No, really! Vogue‘s February issue features a beautifully shot Annie Leibovitz editorial consisting of well-dressed young women hanging out with various first responders. I’m glad Vogue helped raise money for hurricane relief, but does that give them license to do something this gross? Or maybe I’m wrong, and expensive fashion and poverty stricken disaster areas are just two great tastes that taste great together. How do you feel? More
