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Girls on Film: Kristen McMenamy, Vogue Italia
There are editorials that wow, then there are editorials that WOW. Can you guess which one supermodel Kristen McMenamy would deliver when paired with photographer Steven Meisel? This Vogue Italia editorial is strictly titled "McMenamy."
Barbie Takes Over Vogue Italia's Black Issue
Barbie's on a roll! After showing a rad collection at New York Fashion Week earlier this year, the icon will make her next debut as the star in Vogue Italia's upcoming Black Issue.
"Barbie has been an icon for whole generations, which is why I really wanted to give a strong sign in step with the times, and dedicate the anniversary issue to Black Barbie," said Franca Sozzani, editor in chief of Vogue Italia.
Girls on Film: Sasha Pivovarova, Vogue Italia May '09
Put together sensual Sasha Pivovarova and Morocco and you have pure ecstasy. For Vogue Italia's May issue, Steven Meisel snapped Sasha looking like a Moroccan marvel in traditional yet stylish garb from the North African country — all, of course, with a fashion flair. Baggy harem pants ruled, as did vibrant pops of orange, raspberry, and red.
Girls on Film: Diane Kruger, Vogue Italia, March '09
Diane always does these secret photo shoots in foreign fashion magazines . . .
Celebrity Style: Selita Ebanks
Selita Ebanks doesn't mind posing for the camera. Sporting her cropped do, the model looked fresh and fantastic in NYC during a visit to The Tyra Banks Show to celebrate the first all-black model issue of Vogue Italia. It looks like walking down the runway has perfected her art of styling.
Vogue Italia: All Black, All Fabulous
By now you've heard the hype and seen the covers of Vogue Italia's all black July issue. Now, step inside the magazine to experience some of the powerful editorials shot by Steven Meisel. Naomi Campbell, Tyra Banks, Liya Kebede, Jourdan Dunn, Chanel Iman (left), and Sessilee Lopez are all a part of this groundbreaking movement, each bringing to the table their own unique presence.
Which Vogue Italia Cover Do You Think Is Most Fab?
A while back, we announced something groundbreaking: the July issue of Vogue Italia would feature all black models. While I don't think it should be a big to-do, because this should be happening anyway, unfortunately it is and it's not happening. This rides on the heels of the runways being so white washed as of late.
Fab Blab
While the majority of fashion magazines continue to use predominantly white models, Vogue Italia is setting itself apart. The July issue of the quarterly publication will feature almost all black models photographed by Steven Meisel. While of-the-moment model Jourdan Dunn (left) will be featured inside, it remains to be seen who the title of cover girl will go to.
Link Time!!!
- November Vogue Italia Spread mixes the Sixties and the Nineties — Fashionologie
- Get Kelly Clarkson's holiday red dress on the cheap — Fashiontribes
- Kiss buyer's remorse goodbye by shopping and donating at the same time — SheFinds
- Christian Louboutin is going Sci-Fi — The Bag Snob
- Fab plus-size line B&LU is offering a 20% online discount — Couture in the City
- Smashbox creates an undereye brightener to cure signs of a smashing evening — The Beauty Addict
- Alexander McQueen designs a purse straight out of Dungeons and Dragons — The Purse Blog
- Find TONS of online friend and family deals in time for holiday shopping — Delight
- MAC's latest eyeshadow palette: The Smoky Eye — Blogdorf Goodman
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State of Emergency Fashion Spread in Vogue Italia
Fashion photographer Stephen Meisel—known for his controversial but brilliant work for Vogue and Calvin Klein—has created an artful and arresting War on Terror-themed fashion spread for the September 2006 issue of Vogue Italia. Given the timing, the pics are likely to generate a lot of buzz. But the photography—showing models in various stages of undress facing riot squads and airport security lines—is truly remarkable.
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