Breaking News - Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Post Camelot, Ed Hardy Makes Diapers and Donna Karan in Crisis Mode
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POST CAMELOT: JACQUELINE KENNEDY ONASSIS
Before there was Michelle Obama, there was, of course, Jackie O. The former first lady would've been 80 years old this week. She's famous for her White House style, but post Camelot, she was just as iconic in printed pattern mod dresses and classic trench coats.
[Huffington Post]
LET THE RUMORS BEGIN: VOGUE GETTING A MAKEOVER?
Is Anna being replaced? Is she lording over the promotion of "The September Issue?" Will Stefano Tonchi of the New York Times T Magazine takeover her position? Will the glossy go-to for all things fashion get a makeover? What does this mean for the magazine? We'll have to wait and see.
[The Imagist]
CLASSICALLY FASHIONABLE
Ruben Toledo, fashion illustrator and the husband of Isabel Toledo, created stylish drawings for some treasured classic books. Ruben's revamped covers of "The Scarlett Letter", "Wuthering Heights", and "Pride and Prejudice" that are due out August 25th, just in time for fashion week.
[Racked]
ED HARDY TATTOOS EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
Toys, watches and drinks, oh my! The new best "bro" of Jon Gosselin, Christian Audigier, is stamping all sorts of products with the Ed Hardy brand graphics. Perhaps the most bizarre of the tat-inspired products: diapers and nicotine patches! Now the Gosselin kids and their father have useful EH products.
[If It's Hip, It's Here]
HERE YE, HERE YE! FASHION CALLS TOWN HALL MEETING
The CFDA assembled for its first town hall meeting to discuss the future of the fashion shows. Is the system working as is? Donna Karan thinks it's a crisis and believes in showing merchandise in season, i.e., no mittens and wool coats for sale during the sweltering 80 degree August heat.
[The Cut]
Before there was Michelle Obama, there was, of course, Jackie O. The former first lady would've been 80 years old this week. She's famous for her White House style, but post Camelot, she was just as iconic in printed pattern mod dresses and classic trench coats.
[Huffington Post]
LET THE RUMORS BEGIN: VOGUE GETTING A MAKEOVER?
Is Anna being replaced? Is she lording over the promotion of "The September Issue?" Will Stefano Tonchi of the New York Times T Magazine takeover her position? Will the glossy go-to for all things fashion get a makeover? What does this mean for the magazine? We'll have to wait and see.
[The Imagist]
CLASSICALLY FASHIONABLE
Ruben Toledo, fashion illustrator and the husband of Isabel Toledo, created stylish drawings for some treasured classic books. Ruben's revamped covers of "The Scarlett Letter", "Wuthering Heights", and "Pride and Prejudice" that are due out August 25th, just in time for fashion week.
[Racked]
ED HARDY TATTOOS EVERYTHING IN SIGHT
Toys, watches and drinks, oh my! The new best "bro" of Jon Gosselin, Christian Audigier, is stamping all sorts of products with the Ed Hardy brand graphics. Perhaps the most bizarre of the tat-inspired products: diapers and nicotine patches! Now the Gosselin kids and their father have useful EH products.
[If It's Hip, It's Here]
HERE YE, HERE YE! FASHION CALLS TOWN HALL MEETING
The CFDA assembled for its first town hall meeting to discuss the future of the fashion shows. Is the system working as is? Donna Karan thinks it's a crisis and believes in showing merchandise in season, i.e., no mittens and wool coats for sale during the sweltering 80 degree August heat.
[The Cut]
