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Stella McCartney Reveals Fall/Winter 2010 Collection

Stella McCartney Fall/Winter 2010

Sir Paul McCartney was in the front row as daughter Stella showcased her latest collection at .

The Beatles legend and his girlfriend Nancy Shevell proudly looked on as the designer wowed the audience with her simple but elegant designs from her range in the French capital. The show was dedicated to the late Alexander McQueen, and Stella worked all the season’s hottest trends - blacks, greys and block neon colors - into wearable designs.

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Carey Mulligan Ignoring Anna Wintour’s Fashion Tip

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Celebrities,

Carey Mulligan

An Education‘s may be relatively new to the whole awards season business, but that doesn’t mean she hasn’t formed her opinions.

Although she’s been offered valuable advice from one of the most respected names in the fashion industry, the Academy Award nominee claims she won’t be using it at the upcoming ceremony.

“Anna [Wintour] said I should wear short for the Oscars,” Mulligan said about Vogue‘s editor-in-chief. “I was like ‘No, that is so not what I had in my head when I was six years old!’”

Ignoring a suggestion from Ms. Wintour herself? Let’s hope Carey isn’t committing

career

fashion suicide!

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Alexander McQueen Found Dead

Alexander McQueen

UPDATE: McQueen had cocaine, tranquilizers and sleeping pills in his system when he died.

The fashion industry mourns the loss of yet another prominent force in the industry. British fashion designer , 40, was found dead in his London apartment this morning, having reportedly committed suicide. His death comes days after his mother’s death and three years after the suicide of Isabella Blow, the famed style icon who discovered him.

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Anna Wintour Promises Curvy Models

Posted by Andru Edwards Categories: Health & Beauty, Models, News,

Lara Stone on Vogue UK's January cover Always one to be on top of the latest fashion movements, Anna Wintour has (finally) vowed to use curvier models in Vogue.

The legendary magazine editor has promised to include larger beauties in upcoming issues of the US fashion bible after the success of their January 2010 cover shot image of 25-year-old model , which she hopes will encourage other publishers to avoid skeletal models.

has always been supportive of healthy models and will continue to be so in the future. And I hope that Lara’s success as a model, even though her image does not fit into the existing norm, will inspire the industry to rethink its current preferences.”

The busty beauty - who has a UK size 8 figure - recently admitted she wishes she wasn’t the only curvaceous model: “I’m different because I am fat. It would be nice if I wasn’t the only person with t*ts and an a**e. If I could have the discipline to be super-skinny I would be. I think of dieting, then I eat pizza. I’m a woman, and every woman wants to be thinner - unfortunately.”


Burberry brings in the stars to London Fashion Week

Gwyneth PaltrowGwyneth Paltrow, Victoria Beckham, Liv Tyler and were among the stars who watched the Burberry show at London Fashion Week yesterday, September 22, 2009.  The event closed the womenswear previews, and attracted a host of famous faces from Hollywood actresses to legendary photographers and famous magazine editors.

Models Twiggy, Agyness Deyn, and Daisy Lowe, photographer Mario Testino, actress-and-designer Mary-Kate Olsen, TV presenter Alexa Chung, actress Freida Pinto, actor Dev Patel, U.S. Vogue editor Anna Wintour and French Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld all sat in the front row.  The show marked Burberry’s first at London Fashion Week in 10 years, with the brand deciding not to show in Milan as usual to help celebrate the 25th anniversary of the U.K. capital’s fashion week.

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Anna Wintour Feels Sorry For Designers

Anna Wintour with Marc JacobsFirst she proves that she laughs, now Anna Wintour says that she feels sorry for upcoming fashion designers.

The Vogue editor, who is regarded as one of the most influential voices in the fashion world, empathizes with new stylists and designers because the fashion market is currently swamped with impressive talent.

“Now is not an easy time to start as a young designer—unless you are very special and dedicated, and not afraid of hard work.”

The magazine chief says that upcoming designers must question their determination and longevity before committing to a fashion career, as it is growing increasingly difficult to become an established name in the industry.

“Talent is obviously important. But you need someone with personality, too, someone who is willing to listen. A designer really needs to spend five or 10 years learning the craft, learning the business. Sometimes you can get someone who has become a huge star overnight, but it is so rare that it works. Sometimes a lack of understanding, a certain naivety about the business can be refreshing, but it so often doesn’t work. People can get carried away with what is new and young and different, but unless you are someone like Marc Jacobs, you should think long and hard. So many are struggling.”


The September Issue Makes History

Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Celebrities, News, Women,

The September Issue posterWell, it seems as if Anna Wintour’s Letterman stint paid off.

Opening in six New York City screens this past weekend, The September Issue raked in $240,078. With $40,013 per screen, R.J. Cutler’s Vogue documentary nabbed the second-best per-theater average of any 2009 film and the fifth-best documentary opening in history (right behind Paul Provenza’s The Aristocrats).

With Wintour going so far as waiting in a common line to catch the film, let’s hope that it scores more when it opens in limited screens across the US on September 11.

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Wintour, Olsen, and Diddy Want You at Fashion’s Night Out

Anna Wintour, Ashley Olsen, Isaac Mizrahi, Zac Posen, Chanel Iman, Alexander Wang, Sarah Jessica Parker, Coco Rocha, P. Diddy, and many more top people in the fashion industry are actually asking for your help.

The city of New York has organized Fashion’s Night Out in an effort to raise awareness of the importance of, well, shopping. Check out the video and participate in the festivities on September 10th if you’re in town!

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Anna Wintour Laughs on Letterman

Posted by Robin Paulson Categories: Celebrities, News, Videos, Women,


Watching the Late Night with David Letterman show is not one of my pastimes; however, when I read the news that Anna Wintour (a woman who is rarely seen on television, mind you) was scheduled to appear on the talk show, I had my eyes glued to the tube. As you can tell from the clip, it was not something you’d want to miss.

Despite her efforts at the jokes she was obviously fed, I’m shocked that she looks a bit natural when she laughs. Who knew that it was it possible!

Then again, Marc Jacobs did call Anna motherly.


Quote of the Day: Marc Jacobs on Maternal Anna Wintour

Posted by Veronica Santiago Categories: Celebrities, Rumors,

Anna Wintour and Marc Jacobs

“When I was having some personal problems, Anna was always there for me. She’s really a great editor. And she’s a good mother. She’s very maternal and caring to people she cares about. Anna’s really quite a warm person, who maybe has a different reputation. But in real life she’s very warm…and generous.”

-Designer on Marc Jacobs describing , Vogue‘s editor-in-chief. (Wintour is rumored to be the inspiration behind the Miranda Priestly character in The Devil Wears Prada.)

(Make sure to check out other notable quotes.)

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