Givenchy’s creative director Riccardo Tisci has bought out the big guns for the brand’s Spring 2016 campaign, released on Facebook and accompanied…
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PORTER magazine has named Alex White their fashion director-at-large. The British-born, New York-based uber stylist will be producing fashion shoots from…
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PORTER magazine has named Alex White their fashion director-at-large. The British-born, New York-based uber stylist will be producing fashion shoots from…
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Shirtless male models doing flips on trampolines…Studio 54 silver confetti raining down on Jessica Chastain’s red coif…Karlie Kloss in black…
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Shirtless male models doing flips on trampolines…Studio 54 silver confetti raining down on Jessica Chastain’s red coif…Karlie Kloss in black…
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Surprise! Surprise! Charlotte Casiraghi To Be The Face Of Gucci’s Cosmetics Collection
by Eddie RocheGucci sure loves that Charlotte Casiraghi. Today, the brand announced that she’ll be the face of the new Gucci Cosmetics collection,…
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Surprise! Surprise! Charlotte Casiraghi To Be The Face Of Gucci’s Cosmetics Collection
by Daniel ChivuGucci sure loves that Charlotte Casiraghi. Today, the brand announced that she’ll be the face of the new Gucci Cosmetics collection,…
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There’s just something about French editrix Emmanuelle Alt! The Daily snagged a petit chat with the exceedingly cool chicette.
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Nice move, Mark. Today, Barneys New York announced the appointment of Dennis Freedman as the retailer’s new creative director. He succeeds Simon Doonan, who is moving into the new role of “creative ambassador at large.” It’s OK to get excited. As the founding creative director of W, Freedman developed a trendsetter’s bible that transcended mere fashion book status by including inspirational coverage of art, beauty, design, travel, and lifestyle. His twenty-year relationships with photographers such as Mert & Marcus, Bruce Weber, and Michael Thompson resulted in an era of award-winning excellence that would make any masthead-topper just a bit jaloux. Along with his inner circle at W, consisting of fashion director Alex White and design director Edward Leida, Freedman turned the magazine into a creative laboratory. Memorable projects include Bruce Weber’s photographs of elephants in couture by the likes of Balenciaga and Karl Lagerfeld, which hit the January 2005 issue, the then-shocking Steven Klein spread of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie en famille in July 2005, and of course, W’s Art Issue, which debuted to great fanfare in November 2006.