Impressed with the unearthly glowing skin of Michelle Williams, Emma Stone, Rachel Weisz, Sofia Coppola and supermodel Karlie Kloss? Yeah, so are a lot of people.
Costume designer Joan Bergin has three Emmys under her belt for her elaborate period work on Michael Hirst’s Showtime series, The Tudors.
And she’s poised for another nomination for her authentic, yet imaginative, costumes in Hirst’s latest project, The Vikings, the History Channel’s first scripted series, that ends Sunday April 28 but has already been renewed for a second season.
It's tough being a girl; just ask Gwyneth Paltrow. The Iron Man 3 actress — who turned heads at the film's premiere on Wednesday in a provocative, sheer paneled Antonio Berardi gown — apparently had to quickly groom her, uh, lady parts before she put on the dress. Normally there wouldn't be a major rush for such things. But as Paltrow's peek-a-boo gown couldn't be worn with underwear, one wrong leg cross would have caused a scandal the size of Paris Hilton getting out of a car circa 2004.
British beauty Suki Waterhouse stars as the latest muse in French Connection's new ads for its spring 13 "White Lies" capsule collection of all-white, ready-to-wear apparel.
Amanda Bynes' actions usually cause her to look like she's emerged from a trailer park. Case in point: her face piercings, matted faux-hair extensions and penchant for wearing hooker heels on the cardio floor of Equinox in West Hollywood.
On Thursday night, the She's the Man star made her latest publicly announced appearance change by undergoing a half shave — the first thing she's done in a very long time that, dare we say it, actually is kind of cool.
Before Steve Jobs, there was Edwin Land, the man who founded Polaroid. Though he launched his first camera in 1948, it wasn't until a company meeting on April 25, 1972 that he walked on stage and pulled a device out of his pocket that he introduced as the SX-70, a folding camera that instantly spit out squares of film. And photography, in its then-cumbersome form, was changed forever.
Kanye West --performer, fashion designer, Kim K's baby daddy, -- and now, possibly this year's Met Gala performer? As Life & Style reports, the outspoken rapper has been booked to perform at the Costume Institute Gala on May 6.
Beyonce apparently is continuing her recent tradition of releasing new songs through ad spots.
H&M published a new video Thursday, highlighting their summer collection for 2013. The clothes -- mainly bikinis -- were modeled on what may be the world's most perfect mannequin as Mrs. Carter herself danced in the sand to her newest tune, "Standing on the Sun."
The Dress: An optical-illusion gown with kimono sleeves, peplum details and serious color blocking from British designer Antonio Berardi’s fall 2013 collection.
The Wearer: People Magazine’s “Most Beautiful Woman" and GOOP goddess Gwyneth Paltrow. We wonder if she's hiding macrobiotic snacks in those sleeves.
While Michael Jordan and his ilk may have launched the phenomenon that is our collaborative sneaker culture, fashionable kicks certainly aren't limited to basketball players, with the roster of designer gym shoe pairings growing by the day (current in-store sneaker collabs include Marimekko x Converse, Kenzo x Vans and Keds for Kate Spade, just to name a few).
After three years of sprouting from an optical online social good startup to a booming lifestyle brand, Warby Parker has opened a flagship store in New York City. It's the first offline retail location for the vintage-inspired selection of eyeglasses -- Ryan Gosling, Sophia Bush and Olivia Wilde are all fans of the frames, while Ashton Kutcher has invested in the company.
Despite the fact that he calls dreary London home, Henry Holland seems to know a thing or two about L.A.’s most essential piece of equipment: sunglasses.
Good thing, as the House of Holland designer has just launched a collection of cheeky shades as his first foray into accessories.
