Vanity Fair releases the first of the major September covers—Lady Gaga photographed by Nick Knight.
Zara is launching an e-commerce website this September 2nd.
Coco Rocha and her new husband have been photographed for an upcoming editorial in Vogue.
Olivia Palermo talks The City and her personal style in ASOS magazine.
Red is definitely on my mind, especially after seeing Rachel Bilson — snatch her look now — and Kate Bosworth working the hot hue at the Vanessa Bruno party in LA. It's simultaneously sexy, slick, and packs enough punch to carry you over from Summer to Fall. That said, I'm challenging you to put together a ravishing red 'fit. Think spunky, not sleazy . . .
There are no rules, no price limit, only utter creativity. Remember to create your spread in ShopStyle then post it in the Fab Stylist group — here are detailed instructions.
>> Behati Prinsloo Gives Details on Coco Rocha's Wedding —While no pictures have surfaced yet from Coco Rocha's wedding last week to interior designer James Conran, Behati Prinsloo, Rocha's close friend, let slip a few details about the ceremony, which took place at the same French castle in which Conran proposed. The ceremony was small — only 50 people attended — and Rocha wore a Zac Posen gown. “It was tight over her body all the way to her knees, then it had this extreme mermaid tail at the bottom," Prinsloo explained. "The straps were off the shoulder, and the material looked vintage — it’s sort of hard to explain, you have to see it . . . It was unbelievable. When I saw her, I wanted to cry. I still can’t stop thinking about how beautiful the wedding was.” [Modelinia]
>> A Full Look at Lara Stone's Custom Givenchy Wedding Dress —Two weekends ago, when Lara Stone married David Walliams, the only photo of her custom Givenchy wedding dress available was taken from the waist up. Now, a visual of the full dress, left, and if you haven't gotten your fill of custom wedding gowns for models, on June 9, Coco Rocha will be wed in her Zac Posen dress; just this morning, she Tweeted, "Just went for another fitting at Zac Posen's. The dress he's created for my wedding is amazing!! Better then anything I could have imagined." [TFS, @Oh_So_Coco]
Last night, while lying in bed, I had a random thought: I wonder how my favorite models were discovered? Were they scouted on the street, did they win a contest, did they send in their photos? It's such a fun tidbit to know; after all, it's the reason we get to gush over our Fab favorite models today. Let the guessing begin!
It wouldn't be a Costume Institute Gala without models. Lots of models. Remember last year the whole theme and exhibit was an ode to the impossibly beautiful ones? Last night many lovelies showed their support in looks ranging from a gold lame Michael Kors jumpsuit (go Chanel Iman!) to a sexy white cutout Altuzarra (Karolina) to Coco in a wondrous Zac Posen cloudy confection. Want more models? Enter the model fest.
Last week, I asked you to play along with me as model for a day. The premise: You'd just been selected to model for a coveted ad campaign. It was your call to play model for a high-end designer or mass market brand, but you needed the perfect ensemble to represent yourself. I started you off with a little inspiration via Coco Rocha in Flair. You only got one shot, so let's see how you did.
Look #1, created by Zivanod, is totally eclectic-cool. Major crush on that tribal-print tote.
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Not only has Karl Lagerfeld designed the latest Coca-Cola Light bottle — note the svelte self-portrait — but he has also shot the ad campaign. Here is the image the French will see plastered on billboards starting April 28. It features the bubbly Coco Rocha, clad in Chanel, of course, as well as Karl's favorite male model, Baptiste Giacobini. If you're wondering what connection Karl has to Coke, just read The Beautiful Fall.
