Name: Michelle
Name: Martin
T is also for T:The New York Times Style Magazine, which printed a beautiful cover for its Travel Winter 2009 issue. The "sky's the limit" concept works so well with the photo composition. T Magazine has definitely succeeded in making us want to take a trip to Tobago! If you don't get the New York Times, take a peak at the beach spread here.
Names: Shemida & Akilah
Name: Beka
Cate Blanchett is covering Vogue, yet again this December. It seems like she gets a Vogue cover at least once a year, though she does make a wonderful dress model. She looks gorgeous and oh so statuesque in the gold Donna Karen Resort 2010 gown in the cover shot. Cate discusses the theatre and her latest role as Blanche DuBois in Tennessee Williams's A Streetcar Named Desire at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater.Cate Blanchett may have her own star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and appear on a postage stamp as one of four "Australian Legends of the Screen," but she remains a creature of the stage. In an era when movie stars try to prove their credibility with brief flights on Broadway, she has made a nest on the end of a wharf in Sydney, Australia, performing Ibsen and Shakespeare, directing Pinter, and, as of last year, serving with her husband, the playwright Andrew Upton, as co-artistic director of the Sydney Theatre Company.
You can count on Grace Coddington to produce an amazingly magical photo spread! Vogue may have missed it a little with their November issue, but the December Art Issue is looking ferosh, especially since it's featuring Lady Gaga in a shoot entitled "Little Girl & Boy Lost", styled by Grace and shot by the legendary Annie Leibovitz. The shoot was inspired by the tale of Hansel and Gretel, who in the shoot are played by Andrew Garfield and Lily Cole. Gaga acknowledges that her art director, Matthew Williams—"my Jean-Paul Goude"—was "the inspiration that made the connection for me between the art world and the fashion world. He used to say things like 'If you want to make a shoulder pad, don't research jackets—research sculpture, mineral rocks, paintings.' He thinks in a different way; he is the designer of the future."The editorial looks great and of course Lady Gaga adorns a pair of magnificent Nina Ricci heels.
Lady Gaga is amazing! Her new album The Fame Monster is due to release on November 23rd and we know it's going to be epic, especially after we heard this track (below). The song is called "Telephone" and features none other than the Queen B, Beyoncé.
"I’m really tired. I’ve had a really busy day. See, I’m experimenting with a new pose. The whole hand-on-hip thing is getting a bit old (something I’ll never be—yay!). Anyway, it’s kind of exhausting standing in my Jimmy Choos in front of a mirror, studying myself. I pride myself on not having to exercise … yet."The concept for the story is pretty hilarious and the photos do a great job poking fun at the stereotypes. Of course, there's no ignoring the fashion, expecially the Tory Burch leopard print dress Amber wear's "on the red carpet". So ferosh!
"I am a rare and precious creature. That is what my baby tells me. So it doesn’t serve me to look just okay. I have to look hot. He isn’t with me because I can cook! The way my boo puts it is that he has an investment in me. The Botox, collagen, facials, waxings, mani/pedis, hair color, blowouts, spray tans—that’s the “art” I put on my “canvas.” And when it comes to clothes, why would you cover up the Mona Lisa with a Beefy-T? So my baby wants to drape me with the best that money can buy. I can’t help it if my pooky wants perfection."
Burberry is the latest to jump onto the band wagon of luxury design companies embracing the internet. Just yesterday, the British fashion house launched Art Of The Trench, an interactive digital platform with social networking functionality. The point of artofthetrench.com is to celebrate the iconic Burberry trench coat and invite site users to submit their own portraits to feature on the site, creating a body of images that reflect the various trench coat styles around the globe."Artofthetrench.com celebrates our iconic trench coat, capturing the emotional connection behind our distinctive outerwear heritage. Everybody has a different story related to their coat or the first time they came into contact with one - I love the idea that people from all over the world can share those stories and images with each other and all the different attitudes and expressions of the Burberry trench coat and the people who wear it."
- Christopher Bailey, Creative Director of Burberry
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Leighton Meester's video for "Somebody To Love" has officially been released on The CW's website. It's a pretty catchy tune, with a chill beat. The song, which features R&B crooner Robin Thicke, was produced by Mike Caren (Flo Rida, T.I.), so you know it should sound somewhat good.
Rachel Bilson is looking mighty fierce in this latest shoot for Flaunt Magazine. The former OC star is rocking the smokey eye and dark metallic nails, and we love it. Flaunt also has her in some great fall statement pieces like the ankle boots and sequins blazer in the shots below:
Somebody get us some water, because this is hot! K-Stew and R-Patz are gracing the cover of Harper's Bazaar December issue and looking good. The New Moon stars share the wild ride that has catapulted them into the spotlight for better or for worse. The photo shoot is incredible, featuring gorgeous designs by Yves Saint Laurent, Dior, Prada, Versace, Gucci and best of all the Alexander McQueen gown (shown below) on the subscriber cover. Absolutely beautiful. I don't think Kristen Stewart has ever looked so ferosh! Glenda Bailey sure knows how to turn it out in times like these.
Our friends at ROWEANDESIGN sent us a link to the hot, new A|X:TV, the latest addition to the A|X Life section on the Armani Exchange website. A|X:TV is an online video platform to give an inside look into the world of Armani Exchange. The online broadcast features behind-the-scenes looks at Ad campaign shoots, video podcasts, model diaries, and exclusive interviews.
With New Moon coming out in less than 3 weeks, Twilight fans are beginning to get a little crazy again. Get ready for screaming hot topic wearing tweens! But seriously, the phenomenon has actually expanded its demographic and Vanity Fair has made a very good choice, placing Robert Pattinson on the cover of their December issue. It is guaranteed to sell and that means 1 less magazine to fold. Yay!
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