“I think Christian Dior without Galliano would be a pity. I wasn’t here, you weren’t there, nobody was here….I don’t want to judge people without knowing what really happened. I don’t think it’s terrible for the fashion world, it’s terrible for human being. I don’t care about the fashion world at all.”
Franca Sozzani about the recent allegations of John Galliano insulting two Jewish women with antiSemitic remarks. Check out this video of The Telegraph were Hilary Alexander asks the Italian editor in chief about the news around the fallen Dior designer.
Kate Moss made it brunette bombshell for Vogue Italia’s December issue. It’s a whole lot of ‘bum’ in your face in this 50’s inspired editorial. But hey, if our butt looks as tight as Kate’s when we’re over 35, then we will be proud to show it off too!
See our favourite pics from the editorial after the jump>>>
From Steven Meisel's 80 pages editorial for Vogue Italia
Did you know that photographer Steven Meisel has shot every cover of Vogue Italia since 1988? With his contribution to this month’s issue he takes over half the magazine. The ‘Runway’ editorial he made counts 80 pages.
Karlie Kloss 'slips' on the runway by Steven Meisel
Another ‘fun’ cover by the hand of Steven Meisel. We applaud a little self-mockery in the fashion bizz. After his great Meiselpic editorial, this time some model-makes -slip-on-the runway action.
The featured model is Karlie Kloss, who fakes it like a real actress. Or did she really fall? Quite imaginable as she’s wearing impossible heels…
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.
In 2003 Dutch model Rianne ten Haken‘s star was rising. She made the covers of Numero and Vogue Italia, featured in the La Perla campaign… Then it became a bit quiet, and now she’s back!
