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PHOTOS: Elle And RISD Kick Off Fashion Week
Did you write a senior thesis in college? If the answer is yes, then there’s a pretty big chance that after working slavishly for hundreds of hours, it faded into the academic ether never to be seen again — let alone published. But for 20 lucky RISD grads, their senior theses were shown at New York Fashion Week.
Joe Zee Is Getting His Own TV Show!
If you’re anything like us, you know that Joe Zee’s scenes on The City just never seem to be long enough. That’s because Zee’s television persona is utterly captivating. He’s funny, he tells it like he is, he’s like a male version of Rachel Zoe. And apparently others agree that there’s no such thing as too much Zee.
PHOTOS: Kim And Justin’s Seaside Love On Display In ELLE
It’s no secret that we have a pretty serious case of Bieber Fever, which is why ever since we saw paparazzi pics of the 16-year-old singing sensation frolicking in the Bahamian seas with Kim Kardashian, we’ve been waiting with bated breath for the details. It turns out their tropical love was all an act, played out for an editorial in ELLE’s September issue — and thanks to Kim’s blog, we have images of the final product.
September Issues Opt For Women Of A Certain Age
Why are actresses in their 40s dominating the September fashion covers? Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar and Elle will all have award-winning, glamorous, beloved women on their covers this fall, instead of teenage upstarts — and we couldn’t be happier!
BREAKING: Olivia Palermo Wants To Be A Designer
We have such a love/hate relationship with Olivia Palermo. We hate her patronizing attitude and her inability to move her jaw. But we kind of love the fact that she’s willing to look like a total jerk on national television. And while we sort of hate that she has what appears to be a never-ending supply of really expensive clothing, we have to admit: we love her style. So it’s with mixed emotions that we’re reporting Palermo’s plans to design her very own clothing line.
5 Editors Who Should Follow In Anna Dello Russo’s Footsteps
Today, Vogue Nippon’s Anna Dello Russo confirmed to WWD that she’s planning to debut her own fragrance. While Teen Vogue and Elle editors like Lisa Love and Roberta Myers have already made themselves near-household names by opening their office doors to some rolling cameras, we think they could be a little more proactive. To save them from the brainstorming process, we thought of a few editorial partnerships that are guaranteed to fly off the store shelves.
6 Things Elle Magazine Is Doing Right
Today, the New York Times covered Elle magazine’s highly visible success at utilizing the power of television. “People judge everything you do in fashion. Everything,” Robbie Myers, Elle’s editor in chief, told the Times. So to continue where they left off, here are six reasons we think Elle has got it going on — plus one piece of constructive criticism.
Rihanna: Elle’s Ferocious July Cover Girl
In next month’s Elle, Rihanna talks about the last year of her life, her new boyfriend, and, most exciting for us, her favorite designers.
Julia Roberts Is Gonna Be All Over Elle in September
Robin Domeniconi hasn’t started as Elle‘s new branding officer yet, but it seems like Julia Roberts wants to lend a helping hand until she gets there. Roberts, whose new movie Eat, Pray, Love premieres in mid-August, will appear on the cover of Elle’s ultra-important September issue here and abroad.
The Week in Review: May 31 to June 4
They say you can’t know where you’re going until you realize where you’ve been. With that in mind, we’re taking a glance back. The past week has been a roller coaster of fashion news and events — and luckily, we were there to catch the good (like Daisy’s dirty dancing), the bad, and the ugly.
Elle Hires Microsoft VP To Be New Branding Guru
When we first heard the news that Elle chose Robin Domeniconi as its new chief brand officer, we immediately had doubts. Domeniconi is currently Mircosoft‘s VP of U.S. advertising sales, marketing and publishing. Is it possible, we thought, that someone from a technology background could bring a storied fashion magazine back to life?
Kristen Stewart: Elle’s Uncomfortable Cover Girl
Get your allowance ready, tweens! It looks like Elle has caught Twilight fever. Kristen Stewart is next month’s Elle cover girl. The usually frowning Kristen appears looking a bit more light-hearted than usual — she’s sporting a half smile rather than a soulless gaze — but as always, Stewart looks awkward and out of place against the pink and white cover. But we’d expect nothing less.
Elle UK Blurs Cover Lines With Kylie Photo
In an industry dying to be saved, maybe a little edginess could go a long way. If Elle UK’s June 2010 cover is any indication, editor in chief Lorraine Candy thinks so as well. The magazine’s June cover displays a much more artsy aesthetic with a completely blurred and softly stunning photograph of Kylie Minogue.
The Fair Factor: Blondes Dominate May And April Covers
Earlier this month we reported on a study that said blondes make more money and marry richer men. Apparently the magazine industry also thinks blondes are better for circulation.
Olivia Backstabs Her Friends And Employers
Regardless of her obvious absent from Elle’s masthead, based on what we see on The City, Olivia Palermo “works” at Elle. Apparently the spring season doesn’t only bring out Olivia’s backhanded blows at her friends. Olivia also seems to be cheating on her place of work, by guest blogging for UK Vogue, one of Elle’s competitors.
Martha Gives Her Show A Fashion Makeover
While her personal style may be a tad buttoned up for our tastes, Martha Stewart has decided to get a bit more fashionable and run a series of sartorial segments on her show. Starting today, The Martha Stewart Show will welcome guests such as Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez of Proenza Schouler fame, Andre Leon Talley of Vogue and ANTM, and Robbie Myers, editor in chief of Elle Magazine.
Taylor Swift Fierce And Fearless In Elle
This month marks Elle’s Work and Power issue, and many will wonder why the magazine opted for a just-out-of-her-teens superstar. While Taylor Swift is undeniably popular, would it not have made more sense to put someone a little, well, older on the cover? Maybe someone who could, at the very least, legally have a happy-hour cocktail?
Gisele’s Vogue Cover And The Return Of The Supermodel
Once upon a time, the cover ladies of fashion’s most important and influential magazines were referred to as Supermodels. But with the advent of tabloids and the obsession with celebrity culture, fashion magazines steered away from model-covers and opted for actresses, musicians, and socialites instead. And then Kate Moss graced the cover of W’s September Issue, Linda Evangelista the cover of November, and now this month’s Vogue features a decidedly 90s-inspired Gisele Bundchen.
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