Watch of the Week:The Nixon S.A.M. at Barneys
The Nixon S.A.M. at Barneys: A stylish looking casual watch at a smart price. It’s a great option for any sunny time of year and certainly wouldn’t look out of place at that upcoming Memorial Day barbeque - so get one in time for yours.
The Only Ten T-Shirts A Man Needs - Esquire
T-Shirt ($265) by Maison Martin Margiela, mrporter.com
I refuse to spend a dime over $250 for a t-shirt. This is madness!
Ananda Marchildon, a dutch model who was fired for being “too fat” (she’s three quarters of an inch wider than her modeling agency would allow), invited us along on a photo shoot to prove them wrong. Girl, you are not fat.
“My favorite line of Mrs. Obama is when a journalist asked her if she thought her skirts were not too tight and she answered, ‘Why you don’t like my big black ass?’ This is a line I admire.”
Fashion “genius” KARL LAGERFELD, in the pages of Metro, which includes this statement from FLOTUS’s spokeswoman: “Mrs. Obama never made that statement.”
Oh, so he’s not only a fashion genius — he’s a racist, too.
She sees a nutritionist, who has measured her body’s muscle mass, fat ratio and levels of water retention. He prescribes protein shakes, vitamins and supplements to keep Lima’s energy levels up during this training period. Lima drinks a gallon of water a day. For nine days before the show she will drink only protein shakes - “no solids”. The concoctions include powdered egg.
Two days before the show she will abstain from the gallon of water a day, and “just drink normally”. Then, 12 hours before the show she will stop drinking entirely.
Victoria’s Secret Angel Diet Revealed: Egg Powder, No Solids & Gallons Of Water!
Need it Now: Sherpa-Lined Denim Jackets
Whether wrangling cattle or cruising down Broadway, for that timeless Paul Newman look, we’ve pulled together the season’s best denim outerwear, like this Boss Orange offering. More options here.
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Hip Lips: Will you wear Richard Chai’s runway look in real life this spring?
Click for more backstage beauty and full NYFW coverage on the Cut.
“100 years of Style in 100 Seconds”Excellent.
I really like how for each era, there are 2-3 different styles. Oftentimes I think we only remember one distinct style for an era, when there were actually several.
Our own Mike Nizza offered advice for those considering some thatch - less pervy Terry Richardson, more famous Robert De Niro. If only every guy could look like Bobby Milk.
10-year-old Thylane Loubry Blondeau poses provocatively in this month’s issue of Vogue Enfants, reigniting the debate over what constitutes child exploitation.
“I understand this may offend,” the girl’s mother Veronika Loubry, a French soap-opera star and children’s clothing designer, told the blog of French TV personality and media commenter Jean Marc Morandini yesterday.
“My daughter is not naked, exaggeration is unnecessary!” she said. “Those who have their minds in the gutter, too bad for them.”
Medellín, Colombia: Models present creations by Leonisa at the Colombiamoda fashion show
Photograph: Raul Arboleda/AFP/Getty Images
(via herblondness)
Hey high schoolers, save your PJs for slumber parties, okay?
Administrators at [Mount Anthony Union High School in southern Vermont] have banned sleepwear from school after too many students began showing up in pajama bottoms.
“Some of the kids got a little bit too casual,” said David Beriau, the associate principal. “What originally started off as lounge pants ended up being pajamas with Daffy Duck and Tweety Bird.”
And to complete the outfits: slippers.
School officials say pajamas are more conducive to snoozing than studying and they worry about the slippers in a large school with slick hallways and lots of stairs.
Wow, I knew I was getting old but this pretty much solidifies it. I actually had a John McCain, grumpy old man reaction to this.
Russian spy Anna Chapman debuts at Moscow Fashion Week
For Female Candidates, Conservative Clothes Are Trendy
A WOMAN seeking political office in 2010 faces a fashion quandary. The choice, in simplest terms, comes down to this: to follow the lead of Sarah Palin or cast a style vote with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
At a glance, Ms. Palin — she of the designer jackets, rump-hugging skirts and knee-high boots — would seem to have been a game changer, loosening up a restrictive, if unwritten, campaign dress code with one that expresses a more conventionally feminine look. Her bright, curve-enhancing garments and loose, shoulder-grazing hair — even her rimless glasses — have been taken up by a handful of candidates on the climb. This is especially true of fellow Republicans like Nikki Haley of South Carolina, Christine O’Donnell of Delaware and Representative Michele Bachmann of Minnesota, who appear to be following Ms. Palin’s style cues with striking fidelity.
Continue reading… NYimes
