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Emma Stone, Elizabeth Olsen, Rachel Zoe, & More Walk The Red Carpet

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And the lackluster red carpet fashions continue! Last night W Magazine celebrated its February issue with a Golden Globes party, and the dresses were…eh.

Charlize Theron Fronts W Magazine, Mangles Bra-Stuffing Story

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Charlize Theron is W Magazine‘s February cover girl, and the cover is just as boring as the accompanying interview.

Carine Roitfeld Tells Karl Lagerfeld His Fit Models Are Fat

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Way back when (read: June), we reported that Carine Roitfeld would be attending the fall couture shows as a fake client for W. Now the pictures (and video!) are here!

Elle Is Bummed Dakota Lives In New York Because She Can’t Steal Her Clothes

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We want to be a Fanning. Elle and Dakota look stunning on the December cover of W, and they share lots of fashion thoughts with Lynn Hirschberg inside the magazine.

PHOTOS: The Fake Ads In W’s November Issue Are Insanely Clever

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Well, well, isn’t W Magazine the cleverest in all the land? Next month’s issue has us all sorts of impressed thanks to a particularly brilliant Steven Meisel spread.

PHOTOS: Ai Wei Wei And Nicki Minaj Get Their Own W Covers

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Man, oh, man do we love when fashion magazines go the extra mile to produce not just one, but multiple cool covers! For its November art issue, W Magazine partnered with embattled Chinese artist Ai Wei Wei on one cover, and teamed up with Francesco Vezzoli to produce a pretty jarring image of Nicki Minaj on another.

Justin Timberlake Channels A Cheating Politico In W

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W Magazine loves featuring male/female costar duos on its covers. We’ve seen Michelle Williams and Ryan GoslingJulia Roberts and Tom Hanks, and now Amanda Seyfried and Justin Timberlake.

Did Steven Meisel Screw Over W Magazine?

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Did Steven Meisel try to pull a fast one over on the editors at W? Said W editors sure think so, thanks to the alleged resemblance between editorials Meisel did for both W‘s September issue and Vogue Italia‘s August issue.

Pouty Teens Lindsey Wixson & Daphne Groeneveld Rule W

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Every now and then a fashion editorial just grabs us. The juxtaposition of glamour and roughness (and modernity and timelessness) in photographs from W‘s August issue work to create an energy that is entirely unique to New York City — which just so happens to be the setting of the shoot.

Vogue Doesn’t Want You To Know About Its New Secret Website

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There’s a tantalizing little nugget of information buried in an AdWeek piece on sales of ad pages for this year’s round of September issues. Turns out Anna Wintour and company are getting ready to debut another website.

PHOTOS: Tilda Swinton Is An Amazing Alien In Life And On W‘s August Cover

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Tilda Swinton is an awesome, iconic alien. Her look is fully chic, somewhat unsettling, and never ever boring. She also happens to be W‘s weird and wonderful August cover girl.

Nicola Formichetti Insists He Can And Will Work With Fat People

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Lady Gaga‘s stylist Nicola Formichetti has had it up to here with allegations that he doesn’t like working with fat people. Formichetti, who’s also the creative director of Mugler, has spent most of the last 24 hours filling his social media channels with photographic evidence that he has worked with people who aren’t thin, contrary to what’s reported about him in his recent profile in W Magazine.

Nicola Formichetti Refuses To Work With Fat People

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Nicola Formichetti, whose resume reads “Lady Gaga‘s stylist” and “creative director at Mugler,” recenetly revealed, well, a lot in the new issue of W.

Carine Roitfeld To Attend Paris Couture Shows As Fake Client For W

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The jury’s still out on whether or not Carine Roitfeld will become Kanye‘s tour manager or an Avon lady or whatever, but for the time being she’s going incognito for W Magazine.

September Issues: Kate Moss For Vogue, Lindsay Lohan For Vanity Fair

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It’s the end of June, so of course we’re starting to hear all about those oh-so-important September issues. (Fashion mags are funny like that, you know?) Just as we reported last month, it is indeed believed that Kate Moss will grace the cover of Vogue. In a more surprising cover choice, it looks like Vanity Fair has chosen Lindsay Lohan to front the glossy.

EXCLUSIVE: Fashion Stars Pose With Their Musical Muses For W

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The theme of W‘s July issue is music and style, and while we loved the mag’s feature on Beyoncé, our favorite spread involves 10 designers and their stylish musical muses.

Edward Enninful On Being Black In The Fashion Industry

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Edward Enninful is one of a scant handful black people who have made it big in the business of fashion magazines. Accordingly, he’s one of the few people who can talk authoritatively about what it’s really like. In a recent interview he explains that while there are plenty of talented black models, editors and designers working their way up through the ranks, it’s going to take a lot of education (and a dose of honesty) in order for more of them to succeed.

Can You Guess Who This Is?

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There’s nothing magazines love to do more than dress up a modern day beauty as an old school icon, though it’s almost invariably Marilyn Monroe. For W’s June issue, photographer Tim Walker styled one of Hollywood’s most beautiful faces as everyone from Buster Keaton to Marlene Dietrich to Elvis — with nary a Monroe-esque pout to be seen. How refreshing!

W Goes Old School, Taps Julia Roberts & Tom Hanks For June Cover

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Okay, maybe old school isn’t quite the right turn of phrase, but Julia Roberts and Tom Hanks on a magazine cover reminds us of the ’90s in the BEST WAY. Anyway! They’re starring in a new movie together, and consequently also gracing the cover of W.

Edward Enninful To Replace Alex White At W Magazine

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In what might be the most drama-free magazine staff change in recent weeks, W‘s creative fashion director Alexandra White stepped down yesterday, to be replaced this morning by Vogue‘s longtime contributing stylist Edward Enninful. Enninful will take the title fashion and style director. And White (and her former boss Stefano Tonchi) couldn’t be happier.

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