Since I opened a series of Men-articles here, today, let me express my deepest concern about the rumors covering Keanu Reeves’ origins and situation.
I’ve discussed the subject, a while back, as you may recall. But I really missed this one: Keanu Reeves, my ladies, is an Immortal! And he’s been around well.. since forever! Actually, I received the latest: Keanu, my beautiful ladies, has been dropped here on Earth by an Alien ship. (you know, the kind that’s been rooting around the Kaiser) (via)
Heidi Klum’s traditional Halloween Party would have been nothing really if there was no Heidi. And Seal. And a bit of controversy to light up the night.
This year, Heidi Klum and her husband were dressed up as Ravens. Beautiful costumes, scary and true to the night’s evil spirited theme. However, beautiful Heidi chose to paint her face black, to get more into the character’s skin…ahem feathers. And that wouldn’t be such a bad thing if this wasn’t a trend lately. Everybody’s doing the black paint thing. Should we consider Heidi’s body paint as an innocent Halloween-coordinated doing? (photos via 1, 2)
I wonder if Carine is really thinking about fashion when she’s imagining her “fashion” editorials! If not long ago she went all diplomatic with Lara Stone and her black body paint, here she is, at it again, with Isabeli Fontana and a handful of (what better than) body painting!
Though I’m no stranger to tattoos and their way of being more or less meaningful, I can’t see the right in this pictorial. Though Carine hides behind the artsy reminder of Keith Haring’s iconic work, though I favor Isabeli on my top 10 preferred models, this Vogue Paris November 2009 keeps the controversy alive. (the story continues after the jump with more images!)
You remember that Vogue Paris picture of Claudia Schiffer with the lovely, lovely sweater? Can you believe that’s actually a very affordable H & M sweater?
I was looking through their fall campaign with the beautiful Liya Kebede and this ruffled sweater got my attention: heey, don’t I know you already? And then bam! It came to me: it was the very soft and cosy number Claudia was wearing in Vogue Paris October 2009! And here I was, thinking about Donna Karan’s cashmere when I could have this $45 comfy joy in my wardrobe! What say you? (H&M via fgr)
Claudia Schiffer was pretty busy this fall season. Her Vogue Paris October 2009 pictorial, the funny, Halloween-ish photos from Harper’s Bazaar November 2009 UK edition and the strange, trench-y Vogue Germany November 2009 photos make Claudia a very fall-super-love.
The pictures I can relate to, fashion-wise, come from Vogue Paris October 2009. They’re a bit cliché-ish, I admit, but still aesthetically pleasing from a very stylish point of view. (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
W’s magazine version of a controversial pictorial brings an artist in the spotlight: Maurizio Cattelan. As opposed to the bad-taste controversy offered by Vogue Paris with Lara Stone, Maurizio Cattelan portrays sweaty armpits and religious matters on glossy fashion magazine paper reality.
As I am an already declared fan of funny art, art that makes you smile, I cannot fully enjoy this very refined pictorial put together by W Magazine and Maurizio Cattelan. (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
Elle Magazine dons five different covers for November 2009. While there’s only one to hit the newsstands, four more surprisingly beautiful covers go for the subscribers issues.
The Women In Hollywood after Elle are: Emily Blunt, Julianne Moore, Katie Holmes, Renee Zellweger and Zoe Saldana. I find it a bit strange to see Katie taking the cover right after her on and off best friend, Victoria Beckham. Maybe it’s just me, maybe it’s just marketing. Who knows? (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
If I was to show you the following cover without saying who’s on it, you wouldn’t suspect that it’s actually Desperate Housewife’s Eva Longoria! Would you?
I had no clue it was her! Actually, even after looking at all the pictures from the Fall 2009 edition of Citizen K Magazine, I still can’t believe my eyes! It’s really tiny Eva! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)