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The Spring magazine cover war results: Prada wins with 77 — Fashionista Elle Fanning on attending her first couture show in Paris — Vogue Daily Found! Pippa Middleton's striped dress — InStyle Erin O'Connor's return to modeling — Vogue UK Forget the It Bag; this Summer is about the It Bike — Interview Anna Wintour receives the Legion d’Honneur from President Sarkozy — The Read more
We've seen a lot of Anne in Valentino lately; it does suit her feminine side. I think this one is the best yet. She was on hand in Bev Hills to help induct the designer into The Rodeo Drive Walk of Style. She looked fresh-faced in a champagne and pink floral Valentino frock, a Valentino red coat, and nude peep-toe Louboutins. A little surprise is atop her pointer — a turquoise cocktail ring — Read more
Quick change artists will be attracted to the fashionable functionality of fold-over handbags. One minute it's a tote, the next it's a clutch, then it's a boho. A relative of the convertible bag, design trickery like this makes the high price tag seem not so. Or is that just me rationalizing fashion again? Shop Pocket in Read more
Be & D started in 2004 at a kitchen table in Brooklyn. That is where the two designers, Be Inthavong and Steve Dumain, created their first design, the Garbo. Modeled after a vintage bag they spotted in Beirut, Lebanon, it garnered much international attention. The rest is history. The brand has since grown quickly and includes evening bags, clutches, everyday bags, and footwear. They only Read more
Girls with a lot of tech toys deserve a stylish bag to stow them in. With its "tech toy" clutches and cases, Be&D comes to the rescue of your iPad, iPhone, and other gadgets. The cases are made from mixed materials like embossed leather, lambskin, canvas, and cotton, and the statement pieces come in punchy colors like lime green and tangerine and flashy gold-stud details. Click through to Read more
Not quite a DJ but not quite a band, Gregg Gillis, aka Girl Talk, performs alone using a laptop computer to create his music. While that sight may not be so strange if you're expecting to hear a DJ, people expecting to hear a live, original act may be surprised to see one performer head on stage with only his laptop. Many bands use new technology to varying degrees in their recordings and Read more
