Vogue 2009
Karlie Kloss is Vogue's Top Model of 2009
There is still time to vote in my poll for your favourite model of 2009, but Vogue's top model across the globe has just been revealed. American born Karlie Kloss gained the most editorial space ahead of Lara Stone and Sasha Pivovarova, whilst Patrick Demarchelier was the top photographer. Karlie dominated both American and British editions of the publication with Malgosia Bela and Lily Donaldson being the other popular names for the UK.
Anna Wintour's Golden Year
This year, Anna Wintour became a household name. Fashion fans have been following the highly touted American Vogue editor for eons, but her presence grew this year thanks to The September Issue. But it wasn't just about fame and stardom for the editrix, she also worked her butt off behind-the-seams spearheading Fashion's Night Out.
Jessica Biel Can't Get Enough of the Mountains
In the February issue of Vogue, cover girl Jessica Biel packs up her Subaru and heads to Whistler for a two-day interview on the slopes: "This is very much a me moment: in the snow, in the Subaru, listening to music. I feel really at peace in this environment." And though she mainly talks about her upcoming movies — A-Team and Valentine's Day — we do get a glimpse of why she's your fittest female celeb of 2009.
Is There Anything You Refuse to Wear?
Is There Anything You Refuse to Wear?
Afraid so. I'll tell you what below.
Linktime
- What do you think of Sienna for Vogue US? - Catwalk Queen
- Louis Vuitton plasters - Fur Coat No Knickers
- Marc Jacobs Autumn 2009/10, another model filled ad campaign - Sassy Bella
- Introducing Australian designer Alexi Freeman - Kingdom of Style
- Thoughts on fashion blogging - Disney Roller Girl
- Swashed away at the British seaside - Style Bubble
- Balenciaga Cruise 2010 - Coutorture
- Sugababe Amelle's Style Makeover - Never Love You More
- Summer knits for rainy days - My Fashion Life
- Happy 23rd, Mary-Kate & Ashley! - Fab US
Girls on Film: Model Tweets, Vogue Italia, December '09
I'm all about Twitter — follow me at heyfabsugar — so I was stoked when Vogue Italia dedicated its December cover to it. Fashion and technology have never collaborated in such a fun way! Just look at the long list of "followers" who helped tweet for the editorial: Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Gisele Bundchen, Lara Stone, Karlie Kloss, Agyness Deyn, and more.
Cheryl Cole Chats About Ashley With Vogue
Cheryl Cole's had an amazing year, so it's no wonder you chose her as your favourite British female of 2008. Now the Girls Aloud star and X Factor judge has got 2009 off to a great start with her appearance on the cover of Vogue UK. My girl FabUK wants to know what you think of the cover: do you love it or hate it?
Your Favorite Powerful Woman of 2009 Is...
She may not have won the presidency, but Hillary Clinton's leadership as Secretary of State has garnered her your appreciation and the Sugar Award for favorite powerful woman of 2009.
While she spent the better part of 2008 campaigning across the US, this year Hillary campaigned for America's interests around the world. When asked why she's such an inspiration to women, Hillary told Vogue: "Well, I don't really understand it myself.
Link Time!!!
- The six scariest style offenders — Refinery 29
- The 10 biggest store openings of 2009 — Racked
- Mulberry launches the new "Alexa" bag — Lucky
- Lindsay Lohan to expand 6126 into a full line — The Cut
- Westwood walls — Fashionista
- For sale: Christmas gifts from cheating boyfriend — Jezebel
- How to host a successful clothing swap — College Fashion
- Fashion math: Gwen Stefani's puffer coat decoded — Stylelist
- Jessica Szohr on Gossip Girl and Ed Westwick! — Teen Vogue
- De Couture chains strap shoulder bag — Bag Snob
- Ashish, Ann Sofie Back, Jonathan Saunders for Topshop Spring 2010 — Nitrolicious
Hillary Talks Sexism, Obama's Job Offer, and Mad Men to Vogue
Hillary Clinton finally sat down for a long-overdue Vogue interview. She offended editor Anna Wintour during the primaries by turning down the fashion mag out fear of looking "too feminine." And though she won't be on the December cover, the article is as substantial and satisfying as a cover story.
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