The best fashion people to follow on Instagram, all the latest styles | Fashion The Most Influential People in Fashion -- New York Magazine Anna WintourEditor-in-chief, VogueVogue, c’est moi. No fashion figure has ever played her power as strongly and cannily as the feared, respected, sharply intelligent Wintour. She can make a fledgling’s career in a single phone call (designers from John Galliano to Zac Posen owe her a debt of gratitude), anoint the next society muse (Lauren duPont, Jessica Joffe), and raise millions for her favorite causes ($26 million for the Met’s Costume Institute in the past eleven years, $14 million for various AIDS charities). And let’s not forget her burgeoning empire (Teen Vogue, Men’s Vogue, Vogue Living). Even paint-wielding peta activists and a whiny roman à clef can’t touch her. In fact, she’s been an inadvertent boon to the publishing industry, since The Devil Wears Prada spawned its own subgenre of chick lit. Peter MarinoArchitect The premier set designer for the luxury-shopping experience, ever since he did Barneys’ uptown flagship back in 1992.
BIP LING Kendall Jenner wows on Vogue Spain cover for October's issue Kendall Jenner has plenty to celebrate this fashion week, as the model has scored yet another Vogue cover. The 20-year-old took to Instagram on Wednesday afternoon to share a photo of herself covering Vogue Spain, and it easy to see why the international publication can't get enough of the brunette beauty. Kendall looks flawless on the cover of the October issue, which sees her sporting a bright red lip, feathery lashes, and a bold brow. Ready for fall! Miguel Reveriego photographed Kendall for her latest Vogue cover, which sees her raven hair pulled back in an elegant updo to show off her dangling earrings. Kendall's matte red lip and orange ruffled frock look perfect for fall, and the supermodel is clearly a master of transformation. The reality star kicked off her Vogue takeover with the debut of her highly-coveted September cover of the original American edition earlier this month, one of her crowning achievements as a model. Something to smile about!
Blog | Pattern People | Surface Design + Inspiration Interiors | Pillow Talk It seems like these days the throw pillow craze has reached new heights. No longer are we looking for our couch decorations just to blend in and stay still, we have begun to ask our couch art to positively pulse with creativity. – Julie Rose Color | Iridescent Melt Dominique Gaucher | Federico Kenis | Veronique Branquinho Sparkle and shine. Pattern Report | Big Cat Love Leopard prints cover every surface of these looks for summer 2014. - bekah hilleson Art | Shattered View via here. Photos of sunsets take on a new life when reflected through broken mirror in this series, Broken Mirror/Evening Sky by photographer Bing Wright. -Claudia Brown Profile | Amelia Graham Since graduating from Chelsea College of Art, London based surface designer, Amelia Graham, has had the pleasure of designing prints for clients such as Calvin Klein, H&M, Paul & Joe, Diane von Furstenberg and Topshop. Where do you look for inspiration? Architecture, art, science, and nature. Geometrics. – Julie Rose
Kris Jenner Has Harsh Words for Caitlyn Jenner’s Vanity Fair Cover It’s been four months since Caitlyn Jenner made her public debut on the cover of Vanity Fair, but only now are we seeing exactly how the Kardashian family coped with the news. In last night’s episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, both Kris Jenner and Kim Kardashian had particularly strong reactions to Buzz Bissinger’s cover story. “We had this great life and not one nice word,” Kris said to Kim over the phone in the episode. “It just sums up that I’m this piece of shit person who was mean.” In the cover story from Vanity Fair’s June issue, Kris and Caitlyn disagreed on how much she knew about her husband’s gender identity while they were married, and Caitlyn’s son Burt claimed that Kris’s “you aren’t part of this” attitude, when Keeping Up with the Kardashians began in 2007, distanced Jenner’s four eldest children from the rest of the family. Caitlyn also gave this reason for the end of her marriage with Kris: “Twenty percent was gender and 80 percent was the way I was treated.”
anthony vaccarello’s first campaign for saint laurent is here Anthony Vaccarello's first campaign for Saint Laurent has arrived, starring his long time muse Anja Rubik as a gold body suit wearing badass -- "a free, hedonist and elusive woman" catching some early morning sun on a bridge over the Seine river in Paris. Styled by i-D's Fashion Director and super stylist Alastair McKimm, the images shares sneak peak at Vaccarello's first collection for the maison, the low-cut, gold embroidered bodysuit styled with an acid wash denim jacket is a quintessential example of the modern sex appeal the Italian-Belgian designer has become known for, with his own label and during his previous tenure as creative director of Versus Versace. Inez and Vinoodh also shot a film with Anja Rubik, which will debut on Saint Laurent's social media channels on the day of the spring/summer 17 show in Paris, Tuesday 27 September. The print campaign will appear internationally from today, with billboards across Paris from 28 September.
NYFW Diary: Street Style Photographer Melodie Jeng - Topshop Blog 7 am: Wake up after snoozing for an hour. Check my email and social media but then take out my computer and finish editing. I’ve sent most of the photos I’ve needed to since yesterday but there are still some batches I need to edit and send. 9:15 am: Hop in a cab to Spring Studios. The first big show today is Lacoste at 10. I relax in the car and mentally prepare myself for the day. 10 am: The crowd outside the Lacoste show is simpler and preppier – a lot of solid colors and some clothes that say “Lacoste.” 11 am: The crowd outside of Lacoste has died down and all the attendees and models have left. 12:30 pm: Everyone has arrived for the show and they are letting the last people in. 1 pm: The Ryan Roche presentation is one of those great presentations where all of the top editors and buyers go but doesn’t have a big crowd of street style photographers outside. 1:45 pm: I walk over to the Tibi show at Industria Studios. 5:30 pm: I hop in a Juno car to go to Pier 94.