Ellie Sweeney, Pill Purse
Josie Natori’s leather coat, merino wool wrap and silk shirt. Bounkit necklace; Pierre Hardy boots.
In May of 1995 Paris-based Tunisian designer Azzedine Alaïa created a Middle Eastern inspired hooded cloak as a maternity dress for Farida Khelfa, his close friend and muse. She was photographed in front of a large mural painted in Arabic calligraphy at the Musée national des Arts d’Afrique et d’Océanie in Paris
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You gotta love a lady with expensive taste. Have a good one, you sexy sailor!
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CHANEL RESORT 2014
“I never married.”
“Why not?”
“Because you didn’t come along until today.”
Scored some five dollar #blingbling from G.N. Fashion in #SouthSac. Hope my ears don’t turn green! #blingbling #earrings #fashion #brokehoe #bling #indian #accessories #pearls #ilivedangerously
Catherine McNeil is Back!
From Models.com:
The triumphant return of Catherine McNeil (Marilyn Model Mgmt) is in full effect. Cat is back and better than ever with a fresh outlook, a renewed energy and of course the classic elegance with a twist that made fashion fall in love with her in the first place (also see our Q&A with Catherine in Of the Minute). Experience the new era of McNeil in this stunning original Models.com series by Christian MacDonald and rest assured, the best is yet to come.
Photography by Christian MacDonald for Models.com
Anais Pouliot by Bojana Tatarska for Glass Spring 2013
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For Summer 2013, high-end retailer Debenhams worked with campaigner and fashion commentator Caryn Franklin. The result: a truly diverse lookbook that includes Paralympians, models under five feet and “plus-sized” models (I hate the term plus-sized as it is a shitty euphemism…).
As quoted in Refinery29, Franklin explains the rationale for this artistic direction:
“To showcase the range of sizes and labels at Debenhams this season, I chose models to inspire us with their own unique looks and personalities. I loved seeing the way that clothes emboldened each woman and man, and I loved being on a shoot where no two models were the same. As a commentator on the importance of seeing a broader range of body and beauty ideals in our media, I never underestimate the power of great clothes to bolster self-esteem, or the impact of imagery that celebrates difference.”
I love any instance where the fashion industry highlights all shapes and sizes; I just wish that these occurrences were more frequent. Then I’d be less cynical and less likely to think that these glimmers of inclusivity - in such a discriminating industry - are nothing more than simple attention-grabs.
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Not only does she champion women’s rights in the US Supreme Court, she knows how to accessorize her gown with statement jewelry. (…A power statement?) Go on with your bad self, Ruth!
To learn more about her illustrious career, click here.
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Betty Francis (but forever Betty Draper in my heart!)
My fictional lady-boo looking cold as ice in the newly released Season 6 promotional campaign for Mad Men.
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