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Fab Covers: Rachel Weisz for Vogue Living
Normally, I would not feature Vogue Living on Fab, we leave that to CasaSugar but when it features Rachel Weisz in a purple Vera Wang dress how could we not?! The shoot sees Oscar winning Weisz posing in her perfect room which seems to channel classic glamour, reflected perfectly in Weisz's style. I actually prefer the cover to US Vogue, which do you prefer?
This Just In: Vogue Living Book Released
Today is the release date of Vogue Living: Houses, Gardens, People, a book written by Vogue Editor Hamish Bowles draws on stories that have appeared in the pages of Vogue and Vogue Living over the past two decades, along with never-before-published images. The book features photographs by celebrity photographers like Annie Leibowitz, Mario Testino, and Bruce Weber, and gives us a sneak peek into the coveted homes of celebrity style-makers like Madonna, Oscar de la Renta, and Karl Lagerfeld. I don't know about you, but I'm already halfway to the bookstore to pick up my long-awaited copy.
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Blake Strikes a Pose For Vogue
Blake Lively worked the old Hollywood look as the cover girl for Vogue's February issue. She's no stranger to designer clothes and perfect hair and makeup thanks to Serena van der Woodsen, but scoring this cover is a pretty big honor for the young actress. In the article she talks about fashion and why audiences love Gossip Girl.
Behind The Seams: Model.Live Launch Party
Remember Madeline, Austria, and Cato from Vogue's new modeling reality show, Model.Live? The online show is now four episodes in, but last night at the Bowery Hotel in NYC, Vogue.TV and IMG hosted a celebration for the launch. Of course, the models and now-reality-starlets showed up looking gorgeous in different variations of LBDs.
FABTV: A Preview of Model.Live
A new day-in-the-life-of-a-model show is on the horizon: Model.Live is debuting tomorrow night on Vogue.tv. We briefly mentioned it before, and here is another preview. This show is different from the rest in that it's online and interactive — fans will be able to keep up with the daily happenings and communicate with the show's stars Cato, Madeline, and Austria via bebo.com.On Our Radar: Vogue's Online Reality Modeling Show
America's Next Top Model just got some more competition. Vogue has teamed up with IMG's fashion and media divisions to produce an online reality modeling show titled Model.Live. Essentially, the show follows three models as they attend casting calls, strut the runways, and run through airports headed to New York, London, Milan, and Paris fashion weeks.
Come Fab Finding With Me: Glove Me
I'm in desperate need of a new pair of cozy gloves (or two!). I don't live in snow, but my hands still manage to freeze every morning. I'm not too picky about style — I'd rather see where your imagination takes you.
Naomi Campbell Speaks Out About "Minority Models"
Naomi Campbell has long pioneered ethnic diversity on the catwalk having received a boost to her own career from Yves Saint Laurent. The British born model was part of Italian Vogue's historic issue last Summer, but this weekend she spoke out about how there is still a great “injustice” within the fashion industry.
Speaking at the 4th Annual Thurgood Marshall College Fund Front Row Fashion Show she explained, “There is a small group of people whose minds we have to change because we are living in a multicultural society.”
Naomi added, “Nelson Mandela always told me to speak my mind and the consequences will take care of themselves.” She received a fashion icon award at the event which also honoured makeup artist Sam Fine, Oprah Winfrey’s hairstylist, Andre Walker and the late Michael Jackson.
Link Time!!!
- Louis Vuitton Vernis Alma — Purse Blog
- Golden Globes: The good, the bad, and the baffling — W Magazine Blog
- New York Times enlists Lily Cole for her latest screen role — Catwalk Queen
- Chloe Heloise hobo — Bag Snob
- Vanessa Hudgens: Golden Globes glutton — Stylelist
- Sexy, not skimpy: Winter-proofing your party clothes — Lemondrop
- Pixie Geldof for Agent Provocateur — Fashionista
- Whitney Port needs a lesson in office propriety — The Cut
- Shopaholic dies in avalanche of clothes — Fashion Indie
- YSL goes unisex — Coutorture
- Opening Ceremony next up for Uniqlo collab? — Refinery 29
- Blake Lively in Vogue — PopSugar
Vogue Gets a Dose of Nine's Gorgeous Gals
Nicole Kidman, Kate Hudson, Penelope Cruz, and Marion Cotillard grace the cover of Vogue's November issue in various shades of red to promote their highly anticipated Nine movie. We saw them at the Annie Leibovitz shoot back in February, and the final product looks beautiful. Inside the magazine all of the film's actresses, including Sophia Loren, Judi Dench, and Fergie, posed together.
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