The last (and the first) time we discussed Prestige Magazine, we also felt the empowerment and the enlightenment provided by an interview with Karl Lagerfeld. This time, the very posh, Hong Kong based magazine takes on Eva Longoria Parker.
There’s little makeover, especially par rapport au dernier magazine number Eva pulled on us with that radical bob wig and eighties graphical makeup. (the story continues right after the jump with more images!)
November 15th, 2009 by kpriss — Celebrities, Magazines
Starting November 22, MoMa will host a special Tim Burton retrospective. A l’occasion, Tim Burton has directed a short animation movie for promotional purposes only.
If you’re a fan of Tim Burton’s imagery, you’ll most likely enjoy the following 31 seconds. If you’re a fan of animated movies, you’ll most surely enjoy the following 31 seconds. Either way, it’s too short to dislike, so give it a shot, will you? More information about the exhibition can be found here. (via)
November 13th, 2009 by kpriss — Ad Break, Art & Deco
While the world seems to revolve around Gaga’s new Bad Romance video, I hereby protest against the praising and the amazement this above mentioned music video spawned in every single fash-style-gossip adorer out there.
I was impressed with the video. In a bad way. So I won’t go about it, I’ll go about art. The Gaga kind of art. Photographed by Hedi Slimane this time, Gaga looks fierce. But acceptable. Artsy but easy to stomach. She’s not burning, she’s not electrocuting anybody, she’s not poisoned et caetera. What say you? (have you seen the Bad R video? If not, you can watch it here – only 3,6 million hits in 2 days!) (NF via FC)
November 12th, 2009 by kpriss — Art & Deco, Celebrities
Speculations about Cate Blachett doing the December 2009 cover of Vogue US still have us holding our fashbreath and ask. Really, is that it?
Cate Blachett, again, on the cover of Vogue magazine, the US edition, this time it’s the oh-so-special December cover. Supposedly photographed by Annie Leibovitz (is there no stopping her, lately!), Cate’s bronze silhouette looks distantly upon mortals with her superior glaze.Yes, Cate, we’re all experiencing that odd déjà vu feeling… Aren’t we? Regardless of your timeless beauty and ageless figure, I’m living Vanity Fair’s January 2009 all over again! (the story continues right after the jump with more images!) (photo via)
November 11th, 2009 by kpriss — Celebrities, Featured, Magazines
If you had sweet dreams about Gaga being devoured by the fire of oblivion, then Anna Wintour is your regular good magazine fairy: she gave Lady Gaga a small part in the upcoming Vogue US December 2009 issue. The part of the bad witch from Hansel and Gretel.
Hansel and Gretel are portrayed by Lily Cole and Andrew Garfield and if you think the epic photography is accidental, don’t! It’s all done for Annie Leibovitz’ lenses! She’s the author of this tragic mise-en-scene! (the story continues right after the jump with more images and a behind the scenes video!)
November 8th, 2009 by kpriss — Celebrities, Magazines
Lara Stone finally gets British recognition and graces the December 2009 cover of Vogue, the UK edition. She’s photographed by Mario Testino and portrayed as a modern day corseted princess.
Though Lara looks stylish and less racy than her usual explicitness, I have to ask, is there a princess-cliché for the December cover chez Vogue UK? Anyone experiences the same déjà vu I did, remembering Vogue UK December 2008 Kate Moss cover? (you can convince yourself or convince me otherwise by looking at the entire pictorial, right after the jump!) (photos via)
November 6th, 2009 by kpriss — Featured, Magazines
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)
November 5th, 2009 by kpriss — Celebrities, Men Of Style
From Catwalk to reality, this is what Alexander McQueen’s fashion extraordinary shoes look like as compared to regular shoes.
No, there’s no photoshop or cgi involved, this is how it is. Alexander McQueen Spring Summer 2010 shoes Vs. current reality. I remember the days we used to have computer screens the size of these shoes! Oh well… (via)
November 3rd, 2009 by kpriss — Shoes
