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Battle of the Supermodel Covers: Crawford vs. Campbell

Melody Nazarian — Thu, 07 Oct 2010 10:00:05 PDT

Two gorgeous '90s supermodels battle it out for cover girl of the month. In one corner, Cindy Crawford graces the front of Vogue India, wearing a gold shimmery Balmain, looking super snazzy. In the other corner is Naomi Campbell on the cover of Interview, looking just a bit dangerous and a whole lot badass in a strapless black leather dress. Both ladies prove they still got what it takes to be on top, but which supermodel wins this war of October covers?

Vogue India Takes a Stand Against Color Discrimination

FabSugar — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 11:00:22 PDT

Vogue India is taking a stand against color discrimination within its country with a cover solely dedicated to darker-skinned models. "Skin color matters a lot for women in India," said Nirupama Singh, an expert on the sociology of fashion. "Fairness is a very valuable thing here, looked on as desirable. The fashion world can be a big agent for change in this area."

Titled The Dawn Of Dusk, the cover features five darker-skinned models - including Gia Johnson Singh - hoping to change the country, which currently touts light-skinned stars and models. We think this is a great way to address color prejudice. Hopefully, this will help change India's outlook on beauty and stop kids from buying skin-whitening products.

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Fashionable Freida Knows There's No Turning Back

PopSugar — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 04:00:00 PST

Freida Pinto got all glammed up for the March cover of Vogue India. Things seem to be getting better and better for Freida in the wake of Slumdog Millionaire's success, from her rumored new romance to multiple magazine spreads and her upcoming role in a Woody Allen film. While posing for this gorgeous shoot, Frieda talked about her stylish new life. She said, "I'm in fittings day in and day out. . . I think I'm getting spoilt, I've become so much more aware of the fashion world recently - and I'm doomed now. There's no turning back." Something tells us there's no turning back for Freida's career now, even though award season is over.

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Posh Lets Her Hair Down as an Indian Princess

PopSugar — Thu, 23 Oct 2008 11:00:46 PDT

Victoria Beckham posed in extensions and got dressed up in traditional Indian garb for the November bridal issue of Vogue India. Posh looked gorgeous wearing an embellished wedding day sari and said she felt "like an Indian princess" in the gown while complimenting its craftsmanship. It's fun to see Victoria changing up her style and having fun with a new look, and maybe she'll even get a chance to visit India when the Beckhams are back to living overseas.

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Fashion That Made You Think in 2007

FabSugar — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 10:00:22 PST

Who says fashion doesn't make you think? In 2007, there were more than a couple of fashion moments that got you clicking your mouse and tapping your head: Lindsay Lohan's rainbow Herve Leger dress had you swooning and Gemma Ward's appearance on the debut Vogue India got tongues wagging.

Who would have thought with Posh's seemingly endless closet, she would wear the same outfit twice? You were fascinated with a supermodel's maternity wardrobe and divided about sequin dresses on the red carpet - but when it all comes down to it, these are the moments that got your gears going in 2007.

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Fab Flash: Vogue India Launches

FabSugar — Thu, 20 Sep 2007 14:30:22 PDT

The inaugural issue of Vogue India hit stands today, featuring Bollywood stars Bipasha Basu, Priyanka Chopra and Preity Zinta, local supermodels MoniKangana Dutta and Laxmi Menon, and Australian supermodel Gemma Ward all on the cover, shot by fashion photographer Patrick Demarchelier.

This new edition of Vogue is expected to be more colorful and more vibrant than the western models, according to Alex Kuruvilla, managing director of Conde Nast India. He also expects it to draw attention to Indian designers, Indian photographers, and even Indian models. The Vogue India woman has the best of both the eastern and western worlds: she wears Jimmy Choo shoes along with her traditional Indian garb.

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Fab Flash: Gemma Ward the Inaugural Face of Vogue India

FabSugar — Tue, 05 Jun 2007 08:01:33 PDT

Gemma Ward is one lucky lady! She not only got to appear on the inaugural cover of Vogue China two years ago (below), but she just recently shot the cover of the debut issue of Vogue India, which is expected to appear in September. I love Gemma, but I think it is interesting that they chose her for the first covers of both the Chinese and Indian Vogues. What do you all think?

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Link Time: Milla Jovovich's Campari Calendar Shoot, Fall Dresses Under $50, and More

FabSugar — Fri, 28 Oct 2011 11:58:54 PDT

Get a sneak peek at Milla Jovovich's Campari calendar - Style.com
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Halloween's top 12 costumes - The Daily Beast
Arizona Muse solidifies her signature look on the cover of French Vogue - The Cut
13 great Fall dresses under $50 - The Budget Fashionista
Get your tickets to Lucky Shops New York - Lucky
Five ways to wear orchid - Stylelist
A Grace Kelly movie is in the works: who should play the princess? - InStyle
Heidi Klum and Miranda Kerr are throwing "warring" Halloween parties - HuffPo Style
Lady Gaga wears Naeem Khan in India - Red Carpet Fashion Awards
A day with Thakoon: giving new meaning to fashion sense - Bag Snob