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Did This Moda Operandi Model Lose A Shoulder To Photoshop?
Photo editors have been known to harbor vendettas against models’ limbs. Sometimes they’ll haphazardly gouge parts out of thighs, sometimes they’ll amputate them entirely, and sometimes they’ll take a shoulder and move it somewhere it doesn’t belong. But was Moda Operandi’s Adobe whiz overzealous with the eraser tool on this particular image? You be the judge.
LIVESTREAM: Watch The 2013 Costume Institute Gala Red Carpet
The Met Gala is finally here, and we’ve got you a spot on the red carpet (sort of). Watch the fashion action live tonight at 7:00 PM EST, and hope that Beyoncé arrives on time.
PHOTOS: Kate Bosworth Stunning At Moda Operandi Party
We’re not sure we’ve ever seen Kate Bosworth make a major fashion mistake. Whether she’s sporting jeans and an oversized sweater or donning a sleek black sheath, she’s undeniably, effortlessly, and outrageously gorgeous always.
How To Spend $642K On A Head-To-Toe ‘Punk’ Look At The Moda Operandi Sale
Because punk may be dead, but capitalism is alive and kicking up it’s $3,000 heels!
Shop Looks From These Designers Straight Off The Met Gala Red Carpet!
The most exclusive invite of the season is being extended to more than a few gate crashers this year — well, sorta. The Met Gala is going to be more of a public spectacle than ever, with ramped up livestream coverage, social media tie-ins with industry insiders, and now a shop-the-red carpet initiative with co-sponsor Moda Operandi.
PHOTOS: Preview The Met Costume Institute’s ‘Punk: Chaos To Couture’ Exhibit
The irony of attending an 8AM press preview breakfast at the Metropolitan Museum of Art along with Anna Wintour and a pack of Vogue-ettes to talk Sid Vicious, Johnny Rotten, and all things punk was not lost on us as we made the trek to the Upper East Side yesterday, but were we complaining? Not a chance. What we were previewing was, of course, the Costume Institute’s “Punk: Chaos to Couture” exhibition, slated to open to the public May 9 after the annual star-studded gala.
Next Year’s Met Costume Institute Exhibition Theme Revealed
The Metropolitan Museum of Art has just announced its 2013 exhibit, PUNK: Chaos to Couture. Quite a departure from its previous Schiaparelli and Prada: Impossible Conversations exhibit, and we’re totally on board with this one.
EXCLUSIVE: Your First Look At Pas Pour Toi’s Resort Collection
Carrying the flag for Israeli fashion is Dorit “Dodo” Bar Or, the actress turned designer behind Pas Pour Toi, a line of distinctive, opulent, and altogether elegant pieces that, thanks to the folks at Moda Operandi, is now available to all with an internet connection and cash to spend.
Window Shopping: Kenzo Two-Tone Sunglasses, $1,000
Yikes, that’s a lot of zeros for a pair of sunnies.
Did Taylor Tomasi Hill Steal A Design From Marc Jacobs?
Yesterday everyone was oh-so-excited that former Marie Claire editor/current Moda Operandi artistic director/perennial street style star Taylor Tomasi Hill designed some clothes. While the Lane Crawford collection is cute, it’s not particularly original.
Shopping Alexander Wang at 2AM: Our New M’O
In case you were wondering what’s like to shop for the hottest looks of New York Fashion Week at all hours of the day and night, we’re here to tell you… it’s fairly freakin’ fabulous thanks to the launch of web site, Moda Operandi. The brainchild of Vogue Contributing Editor, Lauren Santo Domingo, and CEO Aslaug Magnusdottir (formerly of Gilt Noir), M’O has officially arrived. The site went live on Wednesday with Alexander Wang’s Fall 2011 collection taking center screen, and we’ve got to say, this site is pretty addictive.
Runway Shopping Site Moda Operandi: The E-Commerce Future?
It’s almost here. The moment you (okay, those of you who got an invite) have all been waiting for. The much-anticipated launch of Moda Operandi, the exclusive runway shopping site from Vogue‘s Lauren Santo Domingo and CEO Aslaug Magnusdottir (former head of merchandising at Gilt Noir), is just around the corner.























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