Size zero? That’s so two-thousand-and-late! And here’s the proof: Photographer Terry Richardson (also responsible for the 2010 Pirelli calendar) put two different sized models side-by-side in the same outfit.
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Why do Baptiste Giabiconi and Lara Stone get to rob Chanel stores and stay unpunished? It ain’t fair! But fun to look at.
Karl Lagerfeld directed this short film named ‘Vol de Jour’ (Theft of the day, TD). It’s like a modern version of Bonnie & Clyde, but robbing Chanel stores instead of banks.
The world leaders don’t seem to have come to an agreement at the climate top in Copenhagen. Meanwhile, the gletsjers are still melting, sea-levels keep rising, coral reefs are dissapearing… Some supermodels thought they might help by making this video. Who said political issues couldn’t be sexy? Hopefully it does create some awareness, not only for the world leaders but also for the rest of world population. It surely made us think about the subject…
Rumour has it that British Style Icon Kate Moss (she was awarded the style icon who best embodies the spirit of London as a creative fashion capital), may leave London and move to Paris!
According to an insider she wants to move closer to the epicentre of fashion, and although London is a creative and hip city, Paris is where fashion all began:
Not very fond of her curviness, as she said to Glamour, Lara Stone seems to have ignored this insecurity, and posed naked for the coming February- issue of LOVE magazine.
Sometimes you wonder what’s left of fashion in fashion photography. Where nudity and sexuality was often presented in an artful way, nowadays it tends to tickle the boundaries of soft porn.
Lara Stone replaces good old Madge as the face of the Louis Vuitton campaign S/S 2010. The Dutch model is hotter than hot at the moment. Featuring on countless covers and in editorials and campaigns, her beauty is frequently compared to the sensual Brigitte Bardot.
It was well spread around the international blogs: Steven Meisel’s Twitpic editorial for the Italian Vogue. A very daring initiative, but right on the spot concerning the rising popularity of social media communities in the world of fashion.
