Yerevan Street Style Fashion

Recently Armenian popular fashion blog StyleBlog.am has posted the Yerevan Street Style Fashion September review. It is the first post in StreetStyle category, and only women street fashion was reviewed. Following the comments the visitors mainly requests review also for men street style fashion. more on this at StyleBlog.Am

Natasha Poly Preview for Muse September

“Just when you thought we couldn’t possibly give you more Natasha Poly goodness we present her cover of Muse. Imagined by Riccardo Tisci and shot by Panos Yiapanis, the haunting shot captures Natasha at her most ethereal.” [Read more]

Freja, Eniko, Magdalena & Abbey Lee for Purple Fashion by Terry Richardson

Terry Richardson for Purple Magazine. Sexy quartet Freja Beha Erichsen, Eniko Mihalik, Magdalena Frackowiak and Abbey Lee Kershaw, stylist Christopher Niquet. from StyleBlog.am [Read more]

60s Parisian chic look : Style Trend

Freja Beha Erichsen for Bergdorf Goodman fall catalog. from StyleBlog.am

Fashion Decade by AnOther Magazine

In celebration of this decade in fashion AnOther Magazine has paired the most influential designers with fashion’s finest accomplices; the actresses, models, musicians and muses who inspire with their sense of style and the power of their image. The fashion houses granted AnOther Magazine personal access to their archives and the fashion editors carefully paired each icon with a look by one designer from the past 10 years. Two portfolios by Craig McDean and Hedi Slimane were co-ordinated over 18 months, with shoots in Paris, London, New York and Los Angeles, involving thousands of conversations between hundreds of people around the world. Inside the magazine, Susannah Frankel reflects on the collections, creative minds and cultural events that shaped the current fashion landscape and asks: what’s next? by DzedDigita.

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Kim Kardashian Totally Re-Styled: YRB Magazine

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“My YRB Magazine shoot just came out and I am loving the results! I love the photog, Mike Ruiz, and my stylist Darius Baptist was amazing! The always wonderful Troy Jensen did my makeup!! This shoot was done the day I left for Africa. I really love the transformation and the clothes were amazing!!! This has got to be one of the most unique shoots I’ve ever done! Not sure I’ll ever go for a permanent short cut, but it definitely works for this shoot.”

The September Issue released: Anna Wintour on documentary

The September Issue opened in New York this weekend, and unlike fashion magazines these days, it raked in a heap of money. The movie grossed $240,078 in six theaters, for an average of $40,013 per screen. That makes it the second-best per-theater average of any 2009 release, according to indieWIRE. It also makes it the fifth-best documentary debut in history, behind 1995 IMAX featurette Across the Sea of Time, Davis Guggenheim’s An Inconvenient Truth, Michael Moore’s Sicko, and Paul Provenza’s The Aristocrats. But this is just New York. Will our friends in the middle of the country share the same appetite for La Wintour when it opens in other markets after Labor Day? 

And even though Anna Wintour herself has probably seen the movie several times by now, with all the premieres and whatever private viewings she’s enjoyed, the editor–cum–movie star waited in line like a normal person to buy a ticket and see the movie in the theater. Gawker has a picture of her waiting in line, wearing cropped skinny jeans, beige flat loafers, sunglasses, and her perfectly tailored Fashion’s Night Out T-shirt. Anna Wintour: queen of fashion, borough visitor, and now guerrilla marketer! Maybe she’ll hand out Fashion’s Night Out flyers in Times Square during her lunch break? Twitter? She really is one of the people.

source NYmag

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