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Frida Giannini Finds Fashion More Inspiring Without a Stylist's Influence

>> When Frida Giannini is asked how she first got interested in fashion — whether it was through music or otherwise — she replies in the new issue of Interview: "I always loved the look of musicians.

>> When Frida Giannini is asked how she first got interested in fashion — whether it was through music or otherwise — she replies in the new issue of Interview: "I always loved the look of musicians. I’ve always admired them because they have a look — when I was growing up, it seemed that the ones I liked didn’t need to have a stylist. Now there is this trend where everyone has a stylist, or follows the suggestions of a stylist, from designers on down. But I have some memories of looking at David Bowie in the ’70s, and he had this look that was so authentic and original, which I think is more genuine in a way for a musician, and also very intriguing from the designer’s point of view." Also learned: Giannini owns 8,000 vinyl records. [Interview]

Trends

The Softer Side of Colorblock

>> Colorblock has appeared on dozens of designers' runways for the last three seasons, but it's not all about Mondrian-style squares and hard-lined panels.
Shop Carey Mulligan's Roksanda Illincic Comic-Con Look, the Colorblock Trend

>> Colorblock has appeared on dozens of designers' runways for the last three seasons, but it's not all about Mondrian-style squares and hard-lined panels. As Carey Mulligan proved in a skin-baring Roksanda Ilincic frock at Comic-Con last week — and Karolina Kurkova attested earlier this month in a sweep of Sophie Theallet — the trend can be sweetly feminine and softly sexy as well. From Gucci's artfully-draped Spring 2011 versions to the Fall 2011 Grecian styles on offer from Carlos Miele and Costello Tagliapietra, here's a look at the softer side of colorblock.

Celebrity Style

Celeb Style: Anna Paquin

Anna Paquin looked scorching hot while posing with hubby Stephen Moyer at the True Blood panel at Comic-Con in San Diego.

Anna Paquin looked scorching hot while posing with hubby Stephen Moyer at the True Blood panel at Comic-Con in San Diego. Anna donned a body-hugging Antonio Berardi mini with perforated Gucci platforms. Her gray smoky eye kicked up the rock-chic appeal, while her wavy up-do showcased the dress's futuristic collar. We finished off Anna's killer ensemble with a leather box clutch and nude nail polish. Copy this look with similar items here.

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Which Comic-Con Attendee Is Most Fab?

Comic-Con might be tagged as one of the geekier Hollywood events, but that didn't stop celebs from showing off their fashion A-game.
Celebrities at Comic-Con 2011 2011-07-25 09:24:04

Comic-Con might be tagged as one of the geekier Hollywood events, but that didn't stop celebs from showing off their fashion A-game. Throughout the past couple of days, beauties like Olivia Wilde, Freida Pinto, and Ana de la Reguera stopped by the convention in San Diego dressed to impress wearing pieces from Michael Kors, Dolce & Gabbana, and Gucci. We compiled our favorite looks from the festivities, but it's up to you to tell us who reigns supreme. Check out the slideshow and vote on the most fab look now!

Celebrity Style

Celeb Style: Jennifer Aniston

Jennifer Aniston has been sporting numerous sexy styles while promoting Horrible Bosses and her hot London look was no exception.

Jennifer Aniston has been sporting numerous sexy styles while promoting Horrible Bosses and her hot London look was no exception. Jennifer posed for pictures in a leather Celine mini and embellished Gucci sandals. Her gold nail polish and matching bracelets added extra spice, while we completed her rock-chic ensemble with drop earrings and a studded clutch. Shop now to snag her exact pumps with other similar items.

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Gucci

A Look at Gucci's Moody Fall 2011 Ad Campaign with Joan Smalls and Abbey Lee Kershaw

>> Gucci's Fall 2011 ad campaign — shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and featuring Joan Smalls, Sigrid Agren, Emily Baker, and most prominently, Abbey Lee Kershaw — achieves a watercolored effect by way of projected images.

>> Gucci's Fall 2011 ad campaign — shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott and featuring Joan Smalls, Sigrid Agren, Emily Baker, and most prominently, Abbey Lee Kershaw — achieves a watercolored effect by way of projected images.

 

 

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