Following last year's lawsuit filed against Hearst by former Harper's Bazaar accessories intern Diana Wang, two interns who'd worked summers at W and The New Yorker magazines are now suing Condé Nast, claiming they were paid "less than $1 per hour" for their labor and didn't even get to chat with Anna Wintour in the elevators.
Miss USA 2012 Olivia Culpo has done everything from spinning class to yacht photo shoots. I hope you have your bandage dresses ready.
You know you miss her early 2000s ways.
And a Proenza Schouler jacket. Isn’t high fashion styling fun?
In a scene for her new film, The Other Woman, sure — but still, it's now all but certain that Westerosi Queen Regent Cersei is planning to have her killed.
Kate Moss will reportedly cover the January 2014 issue, which seems completely weird — but it actually isn’t.
Remember Riccardo Tisci, the guy who dressed Kim Kardashian up like a couch? The verdict on his new collection is in: “*sigh* This is just awful. From the prints to the unflattering shapes. Just awful.”
Coty, the celebrity fragrance and makeup company that went public today, doesn’t have any women on its executive team or on its board of directors. The lack of gender diversity is unusual compared to rivals including Avon, Estée Lauder and Revlon.
They took her belongings, and now they’ll take her advice too.
Coty Inc. began trading for the first time Thursday on the New York Stock Exchange.
People who want lasting careers in fashion media won’t find it by simply inviting the world to ogle their clothes.
Because she can’t always look like she got lost on the way to Cirque du Soleil rehearsals.
Her first fragrance, "Heat," will be getting an upgrade in honor of her latest tour. Beyoncé says the new scent will "reflect the power, passion, and playfulness I put into my performances." But no sweat, obviously. (Because Gaga already did that.)
It’s less a drunken rage and more a cruise ship naming ceremony, though. After all, she’s heavily pregnant — and always demure.
The law will afford models under the age of 18 the same protections enjoyed by all child performers. So designers might want to start sorting out their paperwork now.
The French designer (and girl crush of every woman working in fashion) just announced she’s creating a line for H&M. Really, she’s been starting mass market since she founded her label in 1994.
New York just passed a law that would offer models the same protections as all entertainers under the age of 18. If the law passes, hiring girls under the age of 18 would become a lot more difficult (and probably less desirable) — but top models have been starting their careers well before 18 for decades.
Madonna showed up at this show, but she definitely wasn’t the most exciting living being in attendance.
The British singer/starlet is the new face of the clothing line designed by her Madgesty (and daughter Lourdes "Lola" Leon). Ora's campaign, for the fall/winter 2013 collection, will be unveiled in July; pevious celebrities featuring in Material Girl ads include Taylor Momsen, Kelly Osbourne, and Georgia May Jagger.
Ridiculously taut and MILF-y, obviously.
Following months of breathless speculation, Dior Homme representatives today confirmed that RPattz will sparkle in forthcoming ads for a new men's fragrance. In a statement, they praise his acting talents in Water for Elephants, Remember Me, and Bel Ami — but, for some reason, neglect to mention the Twilight extravaganza or his breakout role as poor, unfortunate Cedric.
It’s Kardashian tight but breathable thanks to all the shirts stopping well above the belly button.
Of course not. But it's not like that stopped the label from slapping this relatively simple-looking floral thing with that absurd price tag anyway.
Replete with eating disorders, backstabbing, and cat drawings. Here’s how to make the most of your summer lounging, including suggested cocktail pairings.
A four-year-old boy died from injuries sustained when a large mirror in the Hugo Boss store at Bicester Village, an outlet mall in England, fell on him. The Boss party scheduled during next week's London menswear shows has been canceled "out of respect for the family" involved.
LEGS. Just wait for the legs.
Cyber-shaming a two-year-old is fair game now, apparently — all because Rachel won't cut his hair. (And this is how Rachel feels about their comments.)
Ben Whishaw, Christoph Waltz and Ezra Miller feature in the high fashion ads. Channing Tatum was also in the mix, but then he had this dental appointment he couldn’t reschedule. (Not true.)
French designer Marant will produce a boho "rock chic" collection for the fast fashion retailer — including womenswear, accessories and her first menswear designs. In stores this November, it'll all inevitably sell out in minutes and you'll then be forced to buy pieces on eBay at outrageous markups. So start saving now.
