Posts with tag katy perry

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Katy Perry is taunting us, and we do not appreciate it.

L.A. designer Brian Lichtenberg is fiercely independent, beloved by offbeat musicians like M.I.A. and Santogold, and the undisputed auteur of avant-garde unitards and hologram leggings. And at his Spring/Summer 2009 show, held during Los Angeles Fashion Week, Lichtenberg expanded on his favorite themes while adding some new staples to his repertoire.

At some fashion shows, front row watching is way more interesting than anything coming down the runway. Although that's not true in Dior's case because the clothes were beautiful too, the event did draw a varied crowd of celebs.

Lookout Malibu Barbie, you may have some fierce competition for Ken's heart coming your way.

Katy Perry, you know, the girl who sings about kissing other girls and likes to wear tons of retro duds, well, she is being immortalized in the form of a doll. Donning a ivory shift dress, over-sized belt, black pantyhose, and bright red lips, the doll will retail for $49.99 and looks a lot like the doll in Perry's music video for U.R. So Gay.

The mini Perry dolls will be sold in a limited number of 500. Of that, the singer's record label, Capital Music Group, will be distributing 150 of the plastic figurines to "tastemakers, media and other interested parties." The dolls are expected to sell-out within one to two days of their release. So if you're interested, keep your eyes and ears peeled.

[via Billboard]

The fashion crowd loves to party. Like a lot. And besides the ultra-exclusive guest list and equally fabulous party decor, great music is a quintessential part of every news worthy Fashion Week bash.

To that end, it should come as no surprise that the sexy Milan duo known as Dolce & Gabbana tapped the girl-loving Katy Perry to sing her poppy tunes at the designer's showcase they held at their headquarters in Via Broggi last week.

Wearing a sequins number from D&G's spring '09 and clutching a bubble gum pink microphone, the American singer put on a mini concert for a bevy of models, power editors, and socialites. No word if she actually kissed a girl that night, but that's because everyone was probably too busy trying not to catch a cold, or something like that.

[via Vogue UK]

We rely on rock stars, rappers--and yes, even reality-show regulars--to set trends. It's a responsibility that, we admit, requires some risk.

But with risk does not always come reward. And at Sunday's MTV Video Music Awards, we saw more than one example of that.

Here are a few of the valiant red-carpet efforts (and one complete lack thereof, thanks to Fatman Scoop) that we just can't condone: