Monday, July 26, 2010
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Karlie Kloss Has a Gun...
And she's not afraid to use it.
Kloss continues to channel classic film noir femme fatales, as seen here in the recent Gaultier HC show in Paris. And let's not forget her dead on Betty Bacall for Dior:
Kloss continues to channel classic film noir femme fatales, as seen here in the recent Gaultier HC show in Paris. And let's not forget her dead on Betty Bacall for Dior:
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Dior,
Jean Paul Gaultier,
Karlie Kloss,
Ms. Ross
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
A&F Still Masquerading as a Clothing Company
Despite its lack of clothes.
Frail, mustachioed men hiding in the corners of darkened movie theaters: rejoice!. The A&F Quarterly is back!
After depriving the world for seven years of their well-muscled male models in homoerotic situations, Abercrombie is once again displaying firm, bare man asses, but with an occasional girl thrown in to spice things up.
And who should be at the helm but that professional ass-grabber, and fairy godmother to the girls at AnA, Bruce Weber?
After depriving the world for seven years of their well-muscled male models in homoerotic situations, Abercrombie is once again displaying firm, bare man asses, but with an occasional girl thrown in to spice things up.
And who should be at the helm but that professional ass-grabber, and fairy godmother to the girls at AnA, Bruce Weber?
Labels:
Abercrombie,
Bruce Weber,
Ms. Ross,
naked men
Monday, July 5, 2010
Fonda Memories
My favorite movie about a hooker with a heart of gold (fuck you Julia), Klute, gets the Vogue Nippon treatment with professional lamppost, Freja Beha Erichsen in the lead role. And...this can't be right...it's shot by Terry Richardson...? That voyeur visionary and in all reality, total perv? Well I'll be darned. Who's been teaching tricks to that old dog?
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Freja,
Ms. Ross,
Terry Richardson,
Vogue Nippon
Heterosexual Coupling Never Looked So Good
Chameleon/nouveau supermodel/Philly bitch, Sessilee Lopez and the latest target of my stalker's night vision binoculars, Wendell Lissimore, burn up this editorial from The Contributing Editor.
First Grace Jones, now Iman. I want this girl channeling every black female (and the occasional male) model of the past 50 years. And after those five minutes are over, I want her jumping in American Vogue.
I love the tongue on the left, so why play hard to get on the right? Starts ta poppin' those balloons, girl!
I'm secretly a big fan of preppy clothing and this has inspired me to come out of that particular closet. Every other one having had its door broken off the hinges ages ago.
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Contributing Editor,
Grace Jones,
i-D,
Iman,
Ms. Ross,
Sessilee Lopez,
Wendell Lissimore
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