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3 Reasons Why Raf Simons Is A Brilliant Choice for Dior
::Drumroll, please:: Dior has finally announced their replacement for John Galliano and it’s none other than Raf Simons! The New York Times‘ Cathy Horyn was the first to break the news, which is scheduled to be formally announced by Dior today. Of the new position as Creative Director, the Belgian designer said: “The first time [...]
GLAM SCOOP: Justin Bieber x Mariah Carey Video, Full Girl With Dragon Tattoo X H&M Collection, Karlie Kloss Nude for Vogue & More
Good Morning, Glamazons! Thank the fashion gods it’s Friday. By far my favorite day of the week..besides every single day of Summer. What are your plans for the weekend? Between dinner at Jive Turkey and drinks with friends tonight, a networking event on tomorrow and family day on Sunday, I’m all booked up. Sounds fun, [...]
New York Times Writer Guy Trebay Thinks Fashion Week Lacks ‘Excitement’: Do You Agree? #NYFW
As we all know, today kicked off New York Fashion Week. Even though most Glamazons are anticipating what designers will have in store, there are quite a few journalists who are less than enthusiastic about it all. To top off the recent negative comments made by Cathy Horyn and Vogue Paris Editor Carine Roitfeld, New York Times [...]
New York Times’ Cathy Horyn Says Fashion’s Night Out Has Lost Its Purpose
With Fashion’s Night Out and the kick off of Fashion Week just 2 weeks away, New York Times fashion critic Cathy Horyn picked a fine time to share her opinion on the event with the world. She stated: F.N.O. was a good idea when it began, back in the depths of the recession when stores were [...]
Would You Wear…Hasidic Hats like Rihanna?
I know this title sounds crazy, but trust me, I’m going somewhere. On Monday, The New York Times reported the emergence of a new Hat trend, the Borsalino, traditionally worn by Hasidic Jews, and days later, we spotted the look on style star, Rihanna. The hat, described as a “black wide-brimmed felt fedora,” is a [...]
