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1 Link Time: Shopbop Launches First-Ever Print Campaign
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3 Meet the New Editor in Chief of French Vogue, Emmanuelle Alt!
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4 Link Time: "There Was No Question" That Gisele Would Be on Alt's First French Vogue Cover
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5 Sneak Peek! Inside Carine Roitfeld's Final French Vogue Issue
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6 Emmanuelle Alt's First French Vogue Set to Debut — Peep Gisele on the Cover!
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7 Gisele Shows Beachy Wanderlust For French Vogue Editorial
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8 Emmanuelle Alt Styles Kate Moss For May's Vogue Paris Couture Extravaganza
Technicolor Armani Prive, Atelier Versace, Valentino Haute Couture and other couture runway's covetable collections are showcased in May's Paris Vogue, shot by Mert & Marcus. First and foremost, it's the stuff of a fashion dreamworld — equal parts rainbow and neon, then soft and bare in black and white, styled expertly by Emmanuelle Alt and brought to life by the exquisite Kate Moss. Click Read more
You saw her grace Emmanuelle Alt's first cover as editor in chief of French Vogue, now you can peep Gisele's rugged, sexy wanderlust wardrobe — and insanely perfect beach hair — in an editorial that was also shot by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. Click through to see the dreamy pics. Read more
Emmanuelle Alt, who assumed the reins of French Vogue from Carine Roitfeld, shot Gisele for her first cover as editor-in-chief. Here's the warm, glowing cover, shot by Inez and Vinoodh, with the ever lovely Gisele in a white Dolce & Gabbana dress. Gisele has graced more than a few Vogue covers in her lifetime, so we're taking a look back at Gisele's oh-so-Vogue history. Read more
It doesn't hit newsstands until Feb. 25, but highlights from Carine Roitfeld's final issue as editor in chief of French Vogue have been released online. Her replacement, the lovely Emmanuelle Alt, has been making her first real public debut at Fashion Week in New York and London, and we're just as excited for her first issue. The March issue's theme is fantasy, and Carine referenced surrealist Read more
Emmanuelle Alt on her first French Vogue cover — Vogue UK Daily Lauren Conrad's "crowning" new achievement — People StyleWatch Proenza Schouler has a special place in its heart for Julia Stegner — Modelinia Rad or bad: are fuzzy heels awesome or un-fur-giveable? — Refinery29 Today's top three online sales — Lucky A sartorial salute to Lady Gaga — The Inside Source Gape be gone! The Read more
Shopbop launches its first print campaign for Spring 2011 — Shopbop Video: Crystal Renn addresses the freak-out over her weight loss — The Cut Emmanuelle Alt on what she plans to do with Vogue Paris — Vogue Daily Give your valentine a $60 JewelMint gift card for $30 — JewelMint Designer wristies: good idea or bad idea? — Nylon Blog Theyskens' Theory is almost ready to launch — Read more
It seems Carine Roitfeld's recent vacancy at the head of French Vogue is filled. WWD reported today that the magazine's fashion director, Emmanuelle Alt, is stepping in as the new editor in chief. Though Carine's left a sizable pair of pumps to fill, Emmanuelle's work styling for the fashion mag since 2000 is a clear indication that this style-savvy innovator is more than capable. Need proof? Read more
Karolina Kurkova flaunts her postbaby body for Max Mara — Stylelist Emmanuelle Alt rumored to be replacing Carine Roitfeld — The Cut Raquel Allegra spins bedclothes into daywear — Vogue Daily Fab cover: Kate Middleton for Tatler — FabSugar UK Good grief: now Black Swan's influencing our wardrobes, too — Jezebel Brazilian model Ana Beatriz Barros is not a diva — Vogue Read more
When it comes to getting dressed in the morning, sometimes it's just easier to get up and go rather than think about making the extra effort for your ensemble — you're tired, you haven't had coffee yet, and grabbing a white t-shirt and a pair of worn-in jeans seems like your only option. Truth is, it only takes a minute (or less!) to jazz up your classic tee and denim look, and in three simple Read more
Olivier Rousteing conjured up a Louis the XIV-meets-rocker vibe for Balmain's Fall 2012. It's Balmain's signature cool-girl appeal done up in rich Baroque-era references — brocade and pearl embellishments cover nearly everything, slim pants and maxi skirts feel infinitely more luxe in velvet fabrications, and pretty floral-embroidered details feel almost like oil paintings. When we're not taken Read more
