Kate Moss is featured in W Magazine’s “Good Kate, Bad Kate” editorial, which has some very strong religious connotations. Kate is featured as many characters such as a bride, a widow, dead, alive, Jesus, AND the devil. Quite interesting…but Kate is killin’em nonetheless…With all of the illuminati talk, this looks like storyboard for a Rhianna video. (Laughs…and Sighs) Your thoughts?

How do you feel about this imagery? Strong connotations eh…

Timeless…Ageless BEAUTY

Editorial: Good Kate, Bad Kate for W Magazine (Mar 2012)

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Next Destination: ATLANTA

A fashion editor once stated, “Fashion inspires art and art inspires fashion; but sometimes, travel inspires both!” Passport to Fashion is a high-energy fashion lifestyle event that takes flight in the Fall during the week of Fashions Night Out, a global fashion event produced by VOGUE Magazine and the CFDA.  Passport to Fashion caters to a discerning fashion clientele and infuses the best in fashion, beauty, and art with a host of style makers, fashion elite, and influential industry snobs. While promoting sustainable fashion, an impressive line-up of international designers showcase their couture, avant-garde, and prêt-a-porter collections for the benefit of charity. Guests enjoy non-stop action with back to back runway shows, complimentary cocktails, decadent hors d’oeuvres, an exhibition trunk show, live muse and accessory exhibits, premium entertainment, celebrity appearances, and haute after parties.

A highly anticipated fete, Passport to Fashion is inspired by a jet-setting travel theme, celebrating fashion as it relates to sought-after destinations around the globe, such as London, Paris, Ibiza, and Shanghai. The life of a fashionista can begin with a trip to Hong Kong to meet with potential buyers, then to Milan to source the finest fabrics, and can end in Spain for a bit of rest, relaxation…and shopping of course. They travel to work and they travel to play, in which fashion designers and industry snobs are often influenced and inspired by their travels. Passport to Fashion infuses fashion, film, and art from a well-heeled, well-traveled point of view!

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The hauteness from photographer, Darren Gabriel Leow. Its an extravagant garden party, couture style!

Hungry for fashion?

I Eat, Sleep and…Drink Fashion. Ha!

Couture Pie Anyone?

Yum!

Fashion Direction: Ashburn Eng
Photography: Darren Gabriel Leow

Hair & Makeup: Vivian Tay
Manicure: Nail Spa & Beauty Care
Model: Aline Z

Via: Behance

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It is more than fair to say that Beyonce SLAYS (as usual) in her new video for “Who runs the world” and the look that everyone is talking about the most… GARETH PUGH!! Well known for his futuristic lines pieces he impresses Beyonce and her audience with this gold futuristic look.

And everyone is talking about the SHOES!!! Would you rock them???

I loved it!!

Images: labellefemmi.blogspot.com, ohverlycrtical.com, theprevailingeffect.blogspot.com

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(Pics: AFP/Olivier Morin)

Wellll, not trailer trash, but you get it. Luv the concept behind Frankie Morello’s crazy HAWT runway show @ Milan Fashion Week. Somewhat of a trailer and sand, bonfire couture show, Lol. Models and bottles (beer bottles that is), cigarettes, rollers in their hair, and bras “on top” of their shirts. Yowzers, don’t you just love themed shows? Highly entertaining I must say! Super cute swimwear and cover ups, but I think I heart the  menswear (via Fashionisto) collection way more…and check out the male models! What about you?

(Pics: REUTERS)

Just in case you missed the Frankie’s runway show at the top of FDA for the past week, here is your guilty pleasure all over again!

Vid: Fatale Fashion

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The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts is currently exhibiting, “Denis Gagnon Shows All,” an installation curated by Stéphane Aquin, until February 13, 2011. The exhibit which features the work of Quebec couturier Denis Gagnon, is free of charge and set in a visual design by well-known architect Gilles Saucier; who has managed to transform the museum into a “meeting place for fashion and architecture….Fashion is thought of as fleeting, at the mercy of the mood of the times and made of perishable materials. Architecture is monumental, designed to last for centuries. And yet what the two have in common is the fundamental function of sheltering the human body.”

On the walls, photographs show the raw materials used such as lace and leather, while videos feature the clothes in action on the runways and in the street.  Montreal photographer and filmmaker Martin Laporte designed the audiovisual elements of the exhibition. How fab!

For those of you who cannot attend, Urbania Magazine is publishing a special issue devoted to Denis Gagnon, as they sponsored his 2011 collection runway show.  If you can attend, please be sure to come back and share your experience:

The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts

Jean-Noël Desmarais Pavilion
Level S2

“Like architecture, fashion is an applied art, meant to be ‘inhabited’ and to say something, to express a state of mind, an identity, an aspiration”

~ Gilles Saucier (architect)

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Credits:

Creative Direction: Monica Barreneche Atelier. Illustration Carolina Amaya.   Photography: Monica Barreneche. Post Production: Jimena Delgado. Photo Assistant: David Rugeles. Fashion Direction: Juliana Alvarez. Hair & Makeup: Alex Ospina. Production: Infashion Magazine.  Model: Monica Hernandez

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Go backstage at the film shoot for the Lanvin and H & M collaboration

An ad for the highly anticipated Lanvin collection available in over 200 stores on November 23ed. The full collection will debut on November 2nd online in a short fashion film.  Ohhh we HEART! We can’t wait to buy ALL of Alber’s pieces!!  Affordable couture, ahhhhh! NY Mag wants to know:  How excited are you? And how long would you wait in line for this? Bananas!

Psst….just an observation: Check the ‘supermodel’ second from the left. Does she still have IT? Let’s discuss Alber’s obsession with older models. I can see a trend in the making. Let’s not forget that he hired Kristen McMenamy for last season’s campaign. She has a very interesting, somewhat androgynous look!

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