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- Breaking: Carine Roitfeld to Leave French Vogue
- Chris Benz’s Gift Guide
- 3.1 Phillip Lim Is Looking For Full Time Sales Associates!
- Looking For An Internship In Fashion?
- Lily Allen and Sister Sarah Owen Have Made Lucy in Disguise London’s Top Vintage Shop
- Camilla Skovgaard On How Designing Clothing for Sheikh’s Wives Led Her To Design Shoes, and Why She’d Like To Design Furniture Next
- Street Style: Nicole Wants Books and Underwear For Christmas
- Tacori 18k925 Makes Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Effortless
- Ask Chris Benz: How Can I Add Pizazz–Sans-Sequins–to My Holiday Outfits?
- Fashion News Roundup: The Lady Behind The Man Repeller, Ski Wear Is In, & Martha and Vera Head To White Castle
- Would You Rather…? The Models of Zac Edition
- Round-Up: The Best Sulfate-Free Products
| Breaking: Carine Roitfeld to Leave French Vogue Posted: 17 Dec 2010 06:27 AM PST
Carine Roitfeld, the beloved and massively influential editor of French Vogue, will resign in a few weeks to focus on personal projects. Roitfeld helmed the mag for the past 10 years. Under her tenure, French Vogue became one of the most daring fashion publications, a hallmark for what was cool in the world of fashion. "It's 10 years that I'm editor of the magazine, I think it's time to do something different," Roitfeld told Cathy Horyn at the New York Times. "When everything is good, maybe I think it's the time to do something else." While rumors once circulated (around two years ago) that Roitfeld would take over for Anna Wintour at American Vogue, Roitfeld confessed to the Times that she has absolutely “no plan at all” post-Vogue. Roitfeld, 56, who got her start as a model and a stylist, styled many of the magazine’s memorable and envelope-pushing editorials, including this last issue, which was guest-edited by Tom Ford. "I had so much freedom to do everything I wanted,” Roitfeld told the Times. “I think I did a good job." That would be an understatement. “It is impossible to overstate Carine’s powerful contribution to Vogue and to the fields of fashion and magazine publishing. Under her direction, Vogue Paris received record levels of circulation and advertising and editorial success,” Jonathan Newhouse, ceo of Condé Nast International told Vogue UK’s website. “Carine herself has become widely known as a beacon of style, fulfilling the role with charm and graciousness. She has become a giant in her profession [and] will be deeply missed. I am extremely grateful to her for what she has achieved.” Carine’s replacement will be announced within the next few weeks. Her absence will be a gaping hole in the industry, but a few names are already being buzzed about to fill her shoes: Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 16 Dec 2010 02:30 PM PST
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| 3.1 Phillip Lim Is Looking For Full Time Sales Associates! Posted: 16 Dec 2010 02:01 PM PST
In anticipation of the Spring 2011 collection buzz in the new year, 3.1 Phillip Lim is looking for full time sales associates to work at their SoHo flagship boutique. Hired candidates would begin training after the holidays and be a part of the fashion week collection launch. The position is permanent and is a great opportunity to grow with a small, hardworking team that faithfully represents a brand and works closely with the showroom offices. For the full time position, they are seeking applicants with a flexible schedule who can commit to five days a week (this position offers benefits; no students will be considered.) Candidate must posses a strong sense of style, solid email and interpersonal communication skills, a high attention to detail and a drive to grow his or her own business. Applicants must be able to manage a clientele list as the position is hourly plus commission on all sales made. High-end or contemporary retail sales experience is a plus; only applicants with previous fashion experience or education will be considered. Applicants should email their resume with cover letter to PLretailjobs@gmail.com or drop off resume in person at the shop at 115 Mercer between Prince and Spring. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Looking For An Internship In Fashion? Posted: 16 Dec 2010 01:52 PM PST
Well we've got a bunch! Just click over to our Fashion Careers tab to see internship postings from Complex Magazine, Honor, Fashion GPS, and many more! If you've got what it takes, follow the instructions on each post and apply. Good luck! Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Lily Allen and Sister Sarah Owen Have Made Lucy in Disguise London’s Top Vintage Shop Posted: 16 Dec 2010 01:16 PM PST
LONDON–Let’s say you have haute-vintage taste on a bric-a-brac budget. What’s a girl to do during the busy party season with nothing (new) to wear? Enter UK popstar Lily Allen and her sister Sarah Owen. The duo’s London shop, Lucy In Disguise, will rescue you with rare vintage garments and accessories, including mint condition gowns by Ossie Clark, YSL, Chanel and Alaia and Biba. The twist? They’re rentals, starting at just £35. (About $55.) But if you do you fall in love with it on the first date, everything is for sale, too. (Of course, the prices are much higher.) Now, the Covent Garden shop, which launched in September, has opened a private boudoir called With Diamonds, where you and your besties can get retro nose-to-tail with a hair, makeup and nail salon, not to mention an era-inspired private bar. That means you can gather a few friends for tea a la Marlene Dietrich–or for a champagne and strawberries pre-party–while you get your Stevie Nicks alter-ego into a wide-leg pantsuit. Fashionista chats with Sarah Owen about the idea behind Lucy In Disguise…and With Diamonds. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 16 Dec 2010 12:28 PM PST
Uber-talented Danish shoe designer Camilla Skovgaard is rarely in New York. Her nearly five-year-old eponymous label is based out of London, she produces in China, sources materials from Italy, and has an office in Dubai. But she touched down in New York this past week and we caught up with her at the Elizabeth Charles boutique in the West Village where she previewed her spring collection. So what’s new for spring? Pastels are out of character for you. Anything else new you’re planning on trying? Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Street Style: Nicole Wants Books and Underwear For Christmas Posted: 16 Dec 2010 11:30 AM PST
Name: Nicole Age: 23 Occupation: Works for Beacon’s Closet. What is the last good book you bought? The last good art book I bought was a book on Richard Tuttle. What is on your holiday wish list? Books and underwear. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Tacori 18k925 Makes Last-Minute Holiday Shopping Effortless Posted: 16 Dec 2010 10:49 AM PST
Just visit Bloomingdales.com, or the storied department store’s New York City flagship, to peruse 18k925′s gorgeous baubles. The 18k gold and .925 silver metal combination–which highlight the colorful gemstones–makes these pieces bold, fun and definitely wearable. What’s more, there are plenty of offerings in the $500 and under range, which means you won’t have to break the bank to thrill your loved ones this holiday season. We’re particularly fond of these gorgeous earrings, all ringing in at under $500. So visit Bloomingdale’s right now to get your 18k925 fill. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Ask Chris Benz: How Can I Add Pizazz–Sans-Sequins–to My Holiday Outfits? Posted: 16 Dec 2010 10:39 AM PST
Dear Chris, Dear No-Sequins- I absolutely love the holiday season for all of the reasons you have written into the column. It's full of parties, sparkle, cocktails, and festivities! There are so many reasons to get dressed up and feel dazzling. A little bit of rhinestone, a little piece of fur, or a shiny patent accessory can holiday-ize even the most reserved look. I think that this time of year, it's about piling it on – collars, necklaces, bracelets, headbands, bows, nail varnish, a glamorous shiny lip. What better time to dress yourself up like a present than the month where you might find yourself under the mistletoe? That little black dress that's been hiding in the back of your closet can make the foundation for a terrific party outfit. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Posted: 16 Dec 2010 10:15 AM PST
The Man Repeller: Leandra Medine, the blogger behind The Man Repeller says she got the idea to start her blog while looking through all the man-repelling clothes Topshop has to offer. That’s her in “home-made Margiela.” {The New York Times} Time’s # 1 Fashion Statement Of 2010 Is…Time magazine named Lady Gaga’s meat dress the #1 fashion statement of 2010. Really, Time? {Racked} Stylecaster Jive Jive Jives: Stylercaster’s video Jive! Jive! Jive! was directed by Bon Duke and starts male models rocking out at Don Hill’s in New York City. It’s pretty awesome. {Stylecaster} Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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| Would You Rather…? The Models of Zac Edition Posted: 16 Dec 2010 10:05 AM PST
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| Round-Up: The Best Sulfate-Free Products Posted: 16 Dec 2010 09:30 AM PST
Sulfates have been steadily gaining a bad rep in the beauty industry for the last few years. Why and what the heck are they? Sodium lauryl sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate and others are found in basically any cleaning product that lathers and foams: soaps, shampoos, bubble bath, toothpaste, and yes, oven cleaner. Here's what's known about sulfates: 1) They can irritate the scalp, skin, and eyes. 2)They strip the essential oils from hair, which is what gives you that squeaky clean feeling. But they also cause the hair to dry out and can lead to breaking and damage. 3) They can cause allergic reactions. 4) They're bad for the environment (they can kill fresh water fish) and don't break down easily. 5) The jury is still out on whether they're carcinogens. Recent studies have shown that sulfates are safe to be applied or consumed, but other studies have shown that they turn into a carcinogen when combined with other chemicals. (Some of which, yes, are also found in shampoos). The FDA isn't all that excited about it yet, and it remains a ubiquitous ingredient. 6) And yes, they can screw up your freshly minted Brazilian Blowout. Lots of people have chosen to use sulfate-free shampoos and the market has responded with a slew of products. We offer you some choices here. Follow Fashionista on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook.
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We understand it’s busy this time of year. But last minute-shopping doesn’t have to be a drag. Indeed, Tacori's new 18k925 collection makes the whole process a breeze. In fact, we’re betting you’ll end up scoring something for yourself, too.
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