- Love this shoot in French Vogue.
- Christian Lacroix might be saved! Bernard Krief Consulting, a French management-consulting firm said it will make an offer Reports New York Magazine.
- Last night Aussie sisters Nicky and Simone Zimmermann hosted their resort presentation on the roof of the Empire Hotel in New York. Good on you girls! Reports Fashionista.
- Anna Wintour plans to attend a splashy opening of The September Issue hosted by R.J. Cutler followed by a private party sometime in August. Reports Fashion Week Daily.
- Prada has opened a new temporary women’s store in Paris that is only open for 5 months. Check it out here.
- Budding supermodel Sigrid Agren took a few minutes out of her fitting for the Chanel show to ask the world’s most famous designer a few questions about life and work. Read it here in Interview magazine.
- Then read about New York girl about town Tallulah Harlech (daughter of Lady Amanda, Muse at Chanel) and then check out the fabulous interview with Christy Turlington.
- “Calling all fans of The Selby: Todd Selby has enlisted Jonathan Zawada, the Australian artist, art director, from cult fashion rag Petit Mal to create this signed and numbered limited-edition poster.” Love it.
- Heading to Paris? Style.com “recently hit the rues and boulevards in search of items with price tags under €100 - in some cases way under - and can proudly offer the following suggestions.” Fantastic!
- We love Diane Von Furstenburg… Tightening Belts? She’s the Expert. According to The New York Times.
- Dree Hemingway is dripping with diamonds and not much else in the latest Vogue Russia (NSFW!)
- US Harper’s Bazaar shot Susan Boyle for its September issue. Boyle won’t appear on the cover. Wonder why? …Reports New York Magazine.
- Prada’s brainchild takes a new twirl… says The New York Times.
- Daria is on the cover of French Vogue and Vogue Italia has black barbies!
- Sofia Coppola will set her next film at the iconic Chateau Marmont in Hollywood. Stephen Dorff and Elle Fanning will star in the Focus Features dramedy “Somewhere“, which Coppola penned. Reports Variety.
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