The curvy, pouty obsession continues. Hungarian model Barbara Palvin had a huge year in 2010, appearing in at least 15 editorials and making her runway debut last February as an exclusive to Prada. The 18-year-old model has the curves of Lara Stone and eyes and lips like Natalia Vodianova. Also like Natalia, her look can transition instantly from teenage innocence and sweetness to grown-up vixen. We expect this year to be even bigger for Barbara, and we can't wait to see where she walks for upcoming Fall 2011 shows. Click through our slideshow to see some of Barbara's most gorgeous editorials.
The Latest Spring 2011 Ads — Joan Smalls and Malgosia Bela for Stella McCartney, Erin Wasson for Elie Saab, Plus More
>> Stella McCartney is known for her quirky, even cartoony campaigns, and this time, she enlisted Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott to shoot Joan Smalls and Malgosia Bela for Spring 2011. The ads show Bela wearing nothing but a collage of blown-up images of McCartney's Spring fruit print or Smalls wearing a swimsuit-shaped collage of pastel-colored suit lapels. “I wanted to play with the purity and realism of the citrus print from summer 2011….exaggerating the scale and playing with the female form in its purest form, as nature intended,” McCartney told WWD. A look at that, plus Erin Wasson's minimalist turn for Elie Saab, Patricia van der Vliet's maximalist turn for Sonia Rykiel, and Raquel Zimmermann and Freja Beha Erichsen for H&M, all in the gallery.
Link Time!!!
- Short and sweet dresses rule the Golden Globes afterparties — FabSugar UK
- Kate Middleton picks her wedding dress designer but is keeping the name a secret — People
- Look of the day: Iman — Stylelist
- Three weeks into 2011, do we already have the model of the year? — Refinery29
- Top three sales happening today — Lucky
- A job well done: stylist Kate Young's Golden Globes photo diary — Vogue Daily
- Happy birthday Kate: Kate Moss turns 37 — Vogue UK
- Burberry medium canvas shoulder bag: snob or slob? — Bag Snob
- Bangles big and bold — The Inside Source
- New Pre-Fall collections: Louis Vuitton, Matthew Williamson, and more — The Cut
- Lara Stone snags the second to last Roitfeld cover — Modelinia

- Short and sweet dresses rule the Golden Globes afterparties — FabSugar UK
- Kate Middleton picks her wedding dress designer but is keeping the name a secret — People
- Look of the day: Iman — Stylelist
- Three weeks into 2011, do we already have the model of the year? — Refinery29
- Top three sales happening today — Lucky
- A job well done: stylist Kate Young's Golden Globes photo diary — Vogue Daily
- Happy birthday Kate: Kate Moss turns 37 — Vogue UK
- Burberry medium canvas shoulder bag: snob or slob? — Bag Snob
- Bangles big and bold — The Inside Source
- New Pre-Fall collections: Louis Vuitton, Matthew Williamson, and more — The Cut
- Lara Stone snags the second to last Roitfeld cover — Modelinia

Gisele Bundchen for Isabel Marant, A Nude Freja Beha Erichsen for Chanel, Plus More of the Latest Spring 2011 Ad Campaign Images
>> Gisele Bundchen has turned up in another Spring 2011 campaign to pair with her only-girl Balenciaga: Isabel Marant. A first peek at that, plus new images of Bundchen for Balenciaga, a Chanel ad of Stella Tennant spraying a nude Freja Beha Erichsen with a hose — and more — in the gallery (NSFW).
Mind the Gap: What 5 Top Models Share
Lindsey Wixson just debuted as the face of Jill Stuart for Spring 2011, thus confirming our belief that she is crushing it. What is so captivating about the Fab model crush? It has something to do with that pouty mouth. And she shares an endearingly human trait with fellow It models Abbey Lee Kershaw, Georgia May Jagger, Vanessa Paradis, and Lara Stone: gap teeth! While we can now officially be mad at our parents for making us wear braces in middle school (we knew it was a bad idea!), we also have to applaud these models for taking what could have been viewed as a flaw and making it one of their most compelling characteristics. To prove it, we put together a slideshow of the girls in all their gap-toothed glory. Madonna would be proud.
See Lara Stone's New Calvin Klein Collection TV Commercial
>> For the first time ever, Calvin Klein Collection is getting its own TV commercial — a rarity for designer collections — and Calvin Klein face Lara Stone stars in it, alongside Tyson Ballou. There are 15-, 30-, 60- and 90-second spots, directed by Fabien Baron and filmed in La Jolla, California, which will be unveiled on television during pre-Golden Globes red carpet coverage on Sunday, run through the live Globe awards broadcast, and then continue to be shown after the awards in 200 additional times.
And it seems that this commercial has legs — Calvin Klein CEO and president Tom Murry expects the clip to be usable well past the Spring 2011 season: “We feel it has a fairly extensive shelf life and we can run it again this year, or next year. This is iconic Calvin product. We can run it in Milan or in Tokyo, or around a store-opening event, for instance. It really has multiple usages.”
New on the Spring 2011 Campaign Front — Lara Stone for Calvin Klein, Daria Werbowy for Celine, and a New Karmen for Michael Kors
>> After seasons and seasons of Carmen Kass-fronted ads, Michael Kors has switched to another Estonian-born Karmen this season: Karmen Pedaru, who Kors paired with Simon Nessman for his Spring 2011 ad campaign. “They’re both youthful and elegant all at once — which makes them so very Michael Kors,” the designer explained. A first look at that — plus Daria Werbowy for Celine by Juergen Teller (left), and Lara Stone exercising her Calvin Klein exclusive for the second season running — among the latest batch of Spring 2011 ad images.
Link Time!!!
- André Leon Talley on Chanel pre-Fall 2011: good as gold — Vogue Daily
- 24-hour trend alert: thigh-high slits — People
- Mulberry is having a great week — Vogue UK
- The terrible rise of the Lara Stone look-alikes — Jezebel
- Matthew Williamson is launching a bridal collection — The Cut
- Dressed documentary shows Nary Manivong's struggle to be a designer — Stylelist
- Dominic Jones's dominant jewels — Interview
- Celebrities still love Brian Atwood's Maniac pumps — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
- Sofia Coppola shot upcoming Miss Dior Cherie commercial featuring Natalie Portman — fashionologie
- Nothing says "Merry Christmas" like vintage Chanel — Purse Blog

- André Leon Talley on Chanel pre-Fall 2011: good as gold — Vogue Daily
- 24-hour trend alert: thigh-high slits — People
- Mulberry is having a great week — Vogue UK
- The terrible rise of the Lara Stone look-alikes — Jezebel
- Matthew Williamson is launching a bridal collection — The Cut
- Dressed documentary shows Nary Manivong's struggle to be a designer — Stylelist
- Dominic Jones's dominant jewels — Interview
- Celebrities still love Brian Atwood's Maniac pumps — Red Carpet Fashion Awards
- Sofia Coppola shot upcoming Miss Dior Cherie commercial featuring Natalie Portman — fashionologie
- Nothing says "Merry Christmas" like vintage Chanel — Purse Blog

Best of 2010: Model of the Year
Our Best of 2010 coverage continues with yet another exciting category: models! Each year, Fab has her new favorites — the girls who worked their gorgeous butts off and looked damn good while doing it. By now Lara Stone has turned from a crush to love; newcomer Lindsey Wixson stole our hearts with her adorable pouty lips; the beautiful Eniko Mihalik was everywhere we turned; Victoria's Secret hottie Alessandra Ambrosio got way more high-end work this year; and Tao Okamoto single-handedly made the bowl-cut look fashionable. They all deserve a gold star, but which of these stunners should be crowned model of the year?

(Clockwise: Lara Stone, Lindsey Wixson, Alessandra Ambrosio, Tao Okamoto, Eniko Mihalik)
Phoebe Philo, Lara Stone Take Top Prizes at 2010 British Fashion Awards
>> Phoebe Philo took this year's top prize — Designer of the Year — tonight at the British Fashion Awards over fellow nominees Erdem Moralioglu and Christopher Kane, while Lara Stone won the battle of the pretty faces, scoring Model of the Year over David Gandy and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley.
Popular vote determined Alexa Chung winner of the British Style Award, recognizing "an individual who embodies the spirit of London and is an international ambassador for London as a leading creative fashion capital.” And Sarah Burton — who designed two dresses for Special Recognition awardee Naomi Campbell (for a 25 year-long career) to choose from for the festivities — accepted the posthumously-awarded Outstanding Achievement in Fashion Design prize for Lee Alexander McQueen, noting, "We will always miss him."
The full list of 2010 winners (nominees can be seen here):
Designer of the Year: Phoebe Philo for Celine
BFC Outstanding Achievement in Fashion Design: Lee Alexander McQueen
Designer Brand of the Year: Mulberry
Accessory Designer of the Year: Nicholas Kirkwood
Menswear Designer of the Year: Patrick Grant for E.Tautz
Model of the Year: Lara Stone
Emerging Talent Award — Accessories: Husam El Odeh
Emerging Talent Award — Ready-to-Wear: Meadham Kirchhoff
Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator of the Year: Nicola Formichetti
British Style Award: Alexa Chung
Special Recognition Award: Naomi Campbell
Digital Innovation Award: Burberry





