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- Best Dressed: Elle in Valentino, Dree in Dior and Michelle in Azzaro
- The Best and Worst of Magazine Gift Guides
- New Vogue Russia EIC Puts Putin’s Reputed Mistress on the Cover and No One Likes It
- Racked Dealfeed: Helmut Lang, Gilded Age and More
- Stacey Bendet’s Holiday Gift Guide
- Knotty and Nice: Thom.Dolan Debuts at Saturdays Surf
- Street Style: Kate’s Furrier Fur
- Last Night’s Party: Madonna-rama at La Perla
- Eleven Questions for Fred Butler
- Fashion News Roundup: Haider Responds to Karl, Kate & Wills T-shirts Banned and Opening Ceremony x Sofia Coppola
- The Tacori Bloomingdale’s Event is Here! Get to Bloomies Today & Buy 18k925!
- Vogue Opens Its’ Doors to Give Readers the “Vogue Experience”
| Best Dressed: Elle in Valentino, Dree in Dior and Michelle in Azzaro Posted: 10 Dec 2010 03:00 PM PST
This week Elle Fanning, who might be becoming our favorite Fanning (sorry, Dakota), looked adorable and age-appropriate in Valentino. Dree Hemingway was effortlessly chic in dressed down Dior. Thandie Newton rocked a daring dress by Peter Pilotto. Michelle Williams sparkled in Azzaro. And Daisy Lowe looked amazing in this dramatic Elie Saab gown. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| The Best and Worst of Magazine Gift Guides Posted: 10 Dec 2010 02:30 PM PST
Jingle bells, deck the halls, light the menorah and–most important–start buying those holiday presents! December means not only gifts, but also gift guides. (If Oprah didn’t give us her holiday O-List, how would you know that Aunt Helen would like some sweet-potato butter?) These guides can be helpful, but they’re an awful lot to plow through. To save you the work, StyleList has sifted through the best (and a couple of the worst, just for fun) of the magazine holiday gift guides. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| New Vogue Russia EIC Puts Putin’s Reputed Mistress on the Cover and No One Likes It Posted: 10 Dec 2010 02:01 PM PST
The January 2011 issue of Russian Vogue is out, the first under new EIC Viktoria Davydova, and fans of the mag are already in an uproar about the direction she’s taking it. To start, Davydova’s chosen an unconventional, not to mention controversial, covergirl in Alina Kabaeva. She’s not a model and she’s not exactly a celebrity. She is a decorated rhythmic gymnast (she took home the gold at the 2004 Olympics), but she is better known as Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin’s rumored mistress. Two years ago, when Putin was still President and still married to wife Ludmilla (as he still is today), stories circulated in the press that Putin was to marry Kabaeva. To stoke the fire a bit, the headline between Kabaeva’s legs translates to “Her Main Victory,” a Russian reader tells us. Davydova came from Tatler, where celeb covers are de rigeur (Jennifer Lopez is currently on the cover of Russian Tatler), so that she put a non-model on the cover is not much of a surprise. But after years under the talented direction Aliona Doletskaya, who is rumored to be headed to POP after resigning from Vogue Russia, to say that fans are disappointed with Davydova and her first cover for the mag would be a gross understatement. It doesn’t help that Kabaeva is wearing the same gold Balmain dress that has already seen countless covers. Five pages of comments have already amassed over at the online forum The Fashion Spot bemoaning the new Russian Vogue. Some highlights? Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Racked Dealfeed: Helmut Lang, Gilded Age and More Posted: 10 Dec 2010 02:00 PM PST
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| Stacey Bendet’s Holiday Gift Guide Posted: 10 Dec 2010 01:30 PM PST
For Myself: Barbara Feinman Custom Hat For the Fashionable Female: A+O Shrug Cute Gift for a Couple: Customizable Pillows For Kids: Fischer Price Kid Tough Video Camera For the Friend Who Always Owes You Money: Mobile Credit Card Swiper Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Knotty and Nice: Thom.Dolan Debuts at Saturdays Surf Posted: 10 Dec 2010 01:00 PM PST
Having cut her creative teeth at Bill Blass, Armani, and Ralph Lauren, designer Thomasine Dolan's self-proclaimed "love of haberdashery" shines through in her debut collection's preppy oxford shirts and adorable madras swimwear, which we previewed last night at Saturdays Surf. "It really started with the bikinis—and the clothes followed," the designer explained of her line, set to be carried this spring at both the downtown surf boutique and Steven Alan. Though she had never tried her hand at cutting bathing suits before, Dolan stressed that each look in her line is meant to be layered atop one of the bikinis—a more dressed-up take on the typical beach cover-up. "Buttoned-up can be really sexy if the fit is right!" she said. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Street Style: Kate’s Furrier Fur Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:30 PM PST
Name: Kate Age: 21 Occupation: T-shirt Designer / Works at Curve What is your t-shirt line called? Breeze How would you describe your style? Eclectic Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Last Night’s Party: Madonna-rama at La Perla Posted: 10 Dec 2010 12:02 PM PST
It almost felt like a cruel joke on Mother Nature's part when we headed out to a lingerie launch in last night's below-freezing weather, but the gorgeous goods on display were well worth braving the chill. La Perla's Upper East Side flagship was the site of an intimate (pun intended) cocktail event for the presentation of Jean Paul Gaultier's Collection Createur—a line the French design legend crafted exclusively for the luxury lingerie label. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Eleven Questions for Fred Butler Posted: 10 Dec 2010 11:36 AM PST
Fred Butler‘s origami accessories have landed her commissions on the pages of i-D, Dazed & Confused, Vogue and V magazine not to mention onto Lady Gaga’s head in the diva’s video for “Telephone.” Photographed last year by Nick Knight, the soft-spoken prop stylist turned accessories designer is a longtime London fashion scene standout with her unwavering head-to-toe monochromatic outfits. Launched in 2008, Butler’s line of colorful op-art mutations have been worn by musicians Patrick Wolf, Little Boots, Beth Ditto, La Roux and Skunk Anastasie. Stocked at London’s jewelry cache Kabiri and with a hush-hush high-street collaboration in the works, Fred takes a few minutes to talk to Fashionista about her music-fashion collaborations, designing in London and a new era of dressing. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 10 Dec 2010 10:39 AM PST
Death at Soho House: Fashion designer and former Marc Jacobs intern Sylvie Cachay died Thursday in a bathtub at the Soho House in New York. The cause of death has yet to be determined. {Huffington Post} Kate & Wills T-shirts banned: A list of guidelines has been issued to determine what royal engagement memorabilia is acceptable. Apparently, t-shirts with pictures of the couple have been banned, along with “tea towels” and aprons. However, seat cushions, mugs and plates are totally fine. {Stylelist} OC x Sofia Coppola? Opening Ceremony, no stranger to film collaborations, is creating a “special piece of memorabilia” with Sofia Coppola to celebrate the launch of her film Somewhere. {OC Blog} Shipley & Halmos Make Cool Things: Yes, we already knew they made clothes, and some pretty cute ones at that. But now they make other things and sell them on their cool new e-commerce site, literally called “Things!” At our panel discussion, Jeff Halmos told us they wanted to do things other than fashion. Highlights include playing cards with famous people like Woody Allen and Barack Obama on them, an exclusive Moleskin notebook and a leather wallet with a penholder and notepad inside. {Shipley & Halmos} Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| The Tacori Bloomingdale’s Event is Here! Get to Bloomies Today & Buy 18k925! Posted: 10 Dec 2010 09:30 AM PST
The event, which starts today and runs until Sunday, is in celebration of the complete 18k925 collection. Shoppers will get an opportunity to to view the entire 18k925 collection and will receive a $50 Bloomingdale's gift card with any 18k925 purchase in-store during the event. Even better, there will be a chance to win a Tacori 18k925 piece of your own. Just scoot over to Bloomingdale’s fill out a simple ticket, and you’ll automatically be entered into the contest. At the end of each day, one lucky winner will be selected to receive a Tacori “Color Medley” necklace (shown), a delicate, playful chain that is part of the 18k925 collection. All the pieces in the 18k925 collection make for a perfect gift. And maybe you’ll get lucky and win a piece of the collection for yourself! Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Vogue Opens Its’ Doors to Give Readers the “Vogue Experience” Posted: 10 Dec 2010 09:09 AM PST
You didn’t think we were talking about Anna Wintour and US Vogue, did you? No, it’s Vogue Italia that is going transparent. The mag is inviting readers in for a sort of open house to get a rare behind-the-scenes look at how the magazine is put together, and the chance to meet with editor in chief Franca Sozzani as well as boldface names in Italian design like Donatella Versace and Angela Missoni. “The Vogue Experience” celebrates the launch of Sozzani’s new book, I Capricci Della Moda ("The whims of fashion"), which is a collection of her blog posts on the mag’s site where she details everything from her love of Uggs in a blizzard to her musings on fashion and feminism. Apparently the editrix has been criticized for the stunt and took to her blog today to write, “It upsets me that some people think that my doing this is just a commercial thing or making Vogue too democratic.” “Vogue” and “democratic” are two words we never expected to hear in the same sentence. But Sozzani’s got good intentions. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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