Results tagged “magazines” from Styleblog

I love this photo from Pop Magazine, photographed by Alasdair McLellan. I would definitely wear that Comme des Garcons underwear. Avant-garde Japanese labels aren't usually known for producing sexy underwear, but anything frilly plus high-waist is just so automatically sexy that even if it's modeled by a buff and hairless man, it still looks feminine.

This is the new cover of the upcoming Purple magazine for Fall 08/Winter 09, photographed by Mario Sorrenti.

Fashionista has transcribed the entire Kate Moss interview in this month's Interview magazine. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

Highlights:

"I wasn't the Amazonian girl that everyone in fashion was used to, with the big tits, all curvy and tall. I was small in comparison. It's funny, though, because I always thought I was as tall as, like, Christy, and then I'd be doing her makeup in the mirror and realize that I was 5 inches shorter."

"I wouldn't know what to do with a B cup."

"I hate dentists. That's why my tooth fell out. I was in the middle of a root canal and wouldn't go back, so it just dropped out when I was in the middle of Fifth Avenue. I had to do the Calvin Klein show without the tooth."

"I met James Brown! I danced with him on the runway at one of Thierry Mugler's shows. He was singing "Sex Machine" and I was dancing in a ball gown, and he turned around and danced with me. It took me a second to realize I was dancing with James Brown, I froze. His teeth were so white. He wasn't really singing. He was lip-synching. But he was incredible. And he was so nice. He said later, " You've got to come to my 50th-birthday party." I was thinking, Fifty? Right? I think he had lost count."

Boho, a new fashion magazine devoted solely to green fashion, has arrived. This magazine highlights news and trends in the ecofashion industry, and it's also uses biodegradable soy-based inks, printed on 100% recycled paper.

"Boho is a green fashion-lifestyle magazine founded on the freedom to express your own personal style and live the life you want. Each issue offers the latest in fashion, beauty, and more, while inspiring you to help make a difference in the world by giving back and going green. Inside you¹ll find its content focuses on both the inner and outer you, infused with new ideas that will fill your spirit and empower you to put your own stamp on things while making the world a prettier place.

Boho is an eco-friendly publication. We are the first fashion magazine to be 100% recycled in our paper, packaging and inks."

Sounds good to me! The girls at Boho share my love of thrift store shopping, eco-friendly shoes, and green high fashion. I think this will be a match made in eco-heaven.

Lemon Magazine is pretty much my new obsession. Lemon 3 is $8.95, and this fine periodical is available at Borders, Barnes & Noble, and  newsstands nationwide. According to the website: "LEMON is "Pop Culture With A Twist": a new breed of magazine that stakes its claim at the intersection of 60s-70s Pop and 21st century hyper-culture. Designed and produced with obsessive attention to every last detail, each issue of LEMON is pure Pop Art."

A blood drenched Leelee Sobieski holds an ax on the cover? A tribute to Clockwork Orange? I need a subscription.

Oh, and did I mention if you follow these directions at UnBeige, you'll receive a subscription for yourself - for free?

Bolded names mean I agree, yes, this person is extremely well-dressed and I totally see why you'd add them to any best dressed list because they're the cat's pajamas and I adore everything they wear.

Names striked through means WTF. No.

Names with a (?) after them mean, who has ever heard of this person? Is this person relevant? Who the hell?

Names left alone mean, yeah this is a well-dressed person, but I mean, maybe not best dressed. I don't have any beef with this individual, so I'll just let it slide, despite the fact that this person bores me. Neutral.

Women

• Ivanka Trump
• Michelle Obama
• Carla Bruni-Sarkozy
• Kate Middleton
• Sarah Jessica Parker
• Diana Taylor (?)
  
• Julia Koch (?)
  
• Tilda Swinton
• H. R. H. Crown Princess Mathild of Belgium (?)
  
• Evelyn Lauder
  
• Fran Lebowitz
  
• Sisters Alexandra Kotur and Fiona Kotur Marin (?)
  
• Iris Apfel
  
• Sydney Finch (?)
• Angelina Jolie
• Kelly Lynch (?)
  
• Christy Turlington
• Carine Roitfeld
• Katherine Ross (?)
  
• Stacy Bendet
  

Men

• Zac Goldsmith (?)
  
• Daniel Craig
• Matt Lauer
• David Beckham
• Lapo Elkann
• H.S.H. Prince Heinrich von und zu Furstenberg (?)
  
• Count Manfredi della Gherardesca (?)
  
• Kanye West
• Morley Safer (?)
  
• Bryan Lourd (?)
  
• Brothers Rafael, the Duke of Feria, and Don Luis Medina (?)
  
• Brothers Andrea and Pietro Clemente (?)
  
• Karl Lagerfeld
• Julian Schnabel
• Charles Finch (?)
  
• Brad Pitt
• Mitch Glazer (?)
  
• H.R. H. Crown Prince Pavlos of Greece
• Jonathan Becker

What do YOU think of Vanity Fair's list? Inoffensive for the most part. But not particularly progressive, or fashion forward. My general response is merely, "meh." Click here to read more about these "fashionable" people. Glaring omissions = Tara Subkoff, Zac Posen.

The folks at Jezebel have done what SBA is too lazy to do, which is make a graph of the people on this list. Data representation = hardcore. Thanks to Jezebel for this awesome breakdown. According to them, the list comprises of "17% royalty, 100% rich people, 0% blogger."

So the much hyped V magazine, graced by the buttocks of cover girl Gisele Bundchen, is finally here. Photographed by Mario Testino, Gisele's spread consists of a variety of NSFW pictures of her wearing clothes shredded to near invisibility. V magazine is one of my favorite periodicals, because it publishes pictures no other periodical would. But I'm not sure what I think about this photo.

Regardless, Gisele looks stunning in anything she wears, and she had some very interesting things to reveal about herself (besides her derriere).

On Mario Testino
"Only Mario [Testino] could make me take those pictures. Ah! The only person that can get me to do stuff like this is Mario. You know what he's like . . ."

On revealing her backside
"You know, people are going to say my butt is showing too much in these -- but, I'm sorry, my butt showed more in Victoria's Secret. For seven years my butt was in every catalog. It's hypocrisy: those [paparazzi] pictures ran everywhere, and everyone was talking about my butt. This is V Magazine--if you're going to do something like that, you do it for V."

On not wanting attention
"I've been a model for ten years and . . . I am the only person I know that does not have [a publicist]. Do you know why? Because I don't want them to talk about me. For my job I need an agent. Where am I going? What time is my flight? Who am I working with? That's what I need to know. I have nothing to say to people who gossip about me."