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Agyness Deyn Gets Rebellious For James Franco's Lens

Brittney Stephens — Wed, 15 Jun 2011 12:29:04 PDT

When does James Franco sleep? In addition to being an actor, director, author, and grad student, the multi-hyphenate superstar is now trying his hand at fashion photography. His debut for Elle - a gritty, winsome editorial called "Chateau Dreams" - was inspired by Rebel Without a Cause and paints Agyness Deyn as an androgynous beauty roaming the streets (and skies) of Los Angeles. Franco also depicts models Natalia Bonifacci and Imogen Poots in a similar gender-bending aesthetic - ties, men's shirts, and leather jackets - making for one impressive undertaking by the multitalented actor. The shoot is part of Franco’s contemporary art project which debuts this Summer at the Venice Biennale, and you can see all of the photos now on Elle.com.

Link Time: The Best Street Style From Australia Fashion Week

FabSugar — Thu, 05 May 2011 10:43:11 PDT

Australia Fashion Week's best street style - Vogue Daily
The best and worst of April fashion magazines - The Cut
Celebrity trend alert: feathers - InStyle
What to wear to your post-work soirees this season - Refinery29
Kate Bosworth and Zooey Deschanel sing for Cotton, Inc. - Racked
Editor challenge: 30 bags in 30 days, day 15 - Lucky
Alexander McQueen Western Wicca satchels: Wicca in Wonderland - Purse Blog
Zoe Kravitz mixes velvet and feathers - Teen Vogue
Agyness Deyn's new film role - Vogue UK

Source: Phil Oh

Link Time: Agyness Deyn Runs the London Marathon

FabSugar — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 11:22:00 PDT

Agyness Deyn runs the London marathon - Vogue UK Daily
Would you wear suspenders like Cameron Diaz? - People StyleWatch
The new glam: when your clothing becomes your jewelry - Vogue Daily
The seven bras every woman should own - The Budget Fashionista
Why did Betsey Johnson make a Barbie hat? - InStyle
Urban Outfitters admits to being out of sync with fashion - The Cut
Abigail Breslin in Notte by Marchesa - Red Carpet Fashion Awards
Five minutes with fashion illustrator Julie Verhoeven - W Editors' Blog
Givenchy Pexi evening bag: the call of the wild - Bag Snob

On the Fringe: 10 Different Ways to Wear Bangs

Jaime Richards — Mon, 14 Mar 2011 12:40:00 PDT

Whether your hair is short or long or somewhere in between, bangs are the perfect way to add a chic element to your overall look. (And if you don't want to make the commitment, there's always the convenience of clip-on fringe.) Whatever the case may be for you, here are 10 different stars wearing a variety of banging looks. Which ones inspire you most?

The Second Batch of Spring '11 Ads Packs a Pretty Punch

Brittney Stephens — Tue, 11 Jan 2011 03:04:05 PST

We've already feasted our eyes on some of Spring 2011's superhot ad campaigns, and the second round of designer endorsements packs an equally sexy punch. Victoria's Secret vixen Erin Heatherton lent her smokin' bikini body to John Galliano's Lingerie and Swimwear campaign, fresh-faced Cara Delevingne modeled Burberry's chic offerings, and a spiky-haired Agyness Deyn clowned around in the ads for Culture Call's Spring collection. Click through to see all of Spring '11's glamour girls.

Do You Like It When Models Get Super Cleaned Up in Editorials?

Melody Nazarian — Wed, 13 Oct 2010 06:00:04 PDT

A while ago, I posed this question: Do you prefer Erin Wasson polished or grungy? Let's take it a step further and check out a few more models who undergo major transformations when they model. Agyness Deyn is way punky in her personal life, so it's not so strange seeing her in a grungy editorial, like the one on the left. But, I am a bit taken aback when I see her looking polished in a glamorous gown and heels, like in the Giorgio Armani ad.
Click through to see more models in their cleaned up state, then tell me, do you like it?

Link Time!!!

FabSugar — Tue, 28 Sep 2010 12:00:03 PDT

2011 Spring Milan Fashion Week: Roberto Cavalli - FabSugar UK
Agyness Deyn on screen - Vogue UK
Doutzen Kroes juice fasts before the Victoria's Secret fashion show - The Cut
Watch it: calculator watches - Nylon
A look at Jil Sander's third +J Collection for Uniqlo, out Oct. 7 - Fashionologie
Gap introduces new collection of premium black pants in seven essential styles - Refinery29
Who wore Stella McCartney better: Rihanna or Jennifer Garner? - Red Carpet Fashion Awards
Models off the runway: Milan - Vogue Daily
Beauty inspiration: HBO's Boardwalk Empire - College Fashion
Leighton Meester aka Blair in Louis Vuitton - Bag Snob
Naomi Campbell reveals and tells all to Interview Magazine - Interview

Agyness Deyn Gets a Mohawk Makeover

BellaSugar — Thu, 23 Sep 2010 14:00:00 PDT

Lots of stars have tried the daring mohawk throughout the years, and now we can count model Agyness Deyn as one of them. Earlier today at a photocall in London, Agyness showed off her new look, but she's no stranger to wearing adventurous styles. Not only has she tried a variety of hair colors, but she's also very experimental with her haircuts, from bowl cuts to buzz cuts. Agyness is one of those lucky people who could wear just about anything and still look amazing, and I think she pulls off the mohawk rather nicely. What do you say?

Which "Gorgeous" Love Cover Is Most Fab?

FabSugar — Wed, 18 Aug 2010 12:00:22 PDT

For the latest issue of Love magazine, its "Gorgeous" issue, there are six gorgeous covers to choose from. Lauren Hutton graces a cover as "The Heroine," while Gisele stars as "The Bombshell," Agyness Deyn as "The Rebel," Alessandra Ambrosio as "The Angel" (with bleached-out brows), and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley as "The Siren," all nabbing their own respective covers. Even Buela the Doll scores a cover try as "The Mannequin." So, which is your fave?

Be Blunt: 5 Easy Ways to Wear the Runway Trend

BellaSugar — Thu, 12 Aug 2010 07:00:00 PDT

Naomi Watts recently set off a mini-furor with her new blunt haircut. And if the looks on the runway are to be believed, they'll be one of the big hair trends for the upcoming season. But going blunt can be scary - especially if you have traumatic memories of grungy, stringy styles from the early '90s. So how can you wear the trend and look both pretty and modern? We pulled five of the most flattering interpretations of the look, using the runway for inspiration.