Today I thought about a new category. A category where you’ll find articles about famous people and their words of wisdom about themselves or about the world or the others. It will be called “Wisdom without moderation”. At first is was Karl Lagerfeld’s turn and now it’s Marc Jacobs.
You know Marc Jacobs. You know his work, his products, his campaigns, his relationships, hence his sexual orientation.

Only this time, for a series of photographs by Maciek Kobielski with Élodie Bouchez (photo session I would otherwise call “long live the blitz”) he talked about something surprising – what he can relate to in the opposite sex. Those of you who had any hopes left, get to find out what Le Marc Jacobs is looking for in a woman.

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Do you know those moments when you ask yourself if your car really fits you? Or your bag? Or the shoes you wanted so much to wear that day?

You can never be too careful when choosing your car! It has to represent every inch of your fashionista self, every piece of your highly selected wardrobe! The only thing possibly taking care of this is the world singular fitting room for car shopping! Built by Chevrolet in South London, it has 3 massive mirrors on a curtained wall and the central platform can be revolved 360 degrees to give your so special self a view in what can be your so special car from every angle.

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Ridiculously high photoshoped Gwyneth in her oh-so-breathtaking-photoshoot for Vogue. The sidereal appearance is called “Hard Wired” and it’s photographed by Steven Klein.

It has almost nothing to do with Gwyneth (as if we wouldn’t have understood that from the Vogue cover with the allegedly Gwyneth Paltrow…) but shows us the Iron Man surroundings with, by accident, an unearthly Gwyneth as imagined by Vogue. Enjoy the superhero mania!

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Since she’s doing some hard work for the Costume Institute of the Metropolitan Museum of Art big spring exhibition, “Superheroes: Fashion and Fantasy,” (starting May 7) and sponsored by Italian designer Giorgio Armani, it was only natural that the May edition of Vogue Magazine features some supershoots.

Beginning with the cover, the May issue of Vogue is a on a Superhero spree. Coco Rocha does Poison Ivy with a Nina Ricci Swarovski embellished dress custom made for Vogue,

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Blackbook Magazine serves us a fierce-looking Christina Ricci in the May Design Issue. Looking at the pictures couldn’t decide myself if she’s intentionally similar to Posh or it’s just the haircut…

Either way, the Givenchy sandals from the first photo got my heart all melted! And that last photo’s purpose to exist completely eludes me!

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For $88 you can get this outrageously bad taste jean in your wardrobe. And you can even dispose of it how you please – cut it in little tiny pieces just because it’s so ugly or by all means, wear it (at least please have the decency to wear it at night or with something covering it at least knee-length!).

Made by Sanna’s Brazil Fashion, the jean is called “bijini” and I find it completely appalling. I don’t understand how someone could actually launch something like that on the market. I can hardly put it under “fashion disaster“, it should have a “don’t wear unless you’re a Spice Girl in concert” tag allover!

(via inventorspot)

From time to time I ask myself what could I do/wear to make my hairlife easier. For almost 4 years I’m bidding high on headbands.

Of course I had my fringe days but soon over because I had to take care of it, straighten it almost every day, keep it in one place. Exhausting. I confess, I love the “natural” way of things and my hair is wavy to curly, not an easy one to discipline. Then again, I had my pregnancies keeping my hair in a particular mood – half year gorgeously locked and the other half in a pitiful mood making me dream I’d shorten when first laying my eyes on the scissors. The moment I get myself flirting with boy-cuts, my hair begins an amazingly functional period. And .. I go back to headbands.

So now I’m actually wearing one to exhaustion – black and red print in little squares with a tiny bow on the side. I started matching my outfit to my headband instead of the opposite!

Are you fond of headbands? And if so, what kind? With/without bow? Slim? How do you make it through the day without having bad hair?

I guess when playing a part in a superhero movie (Ironman, set to appear this summer) gives you superpowers too (or at least makes you wish you had some).

Like for instance the power to be as beautiful as you’ve never been before, to proudly go and show new self to the world, all dressed up like the alien queen (Oscar de la Renta pre-fall 2008) on the Vogue Cover.

I have rarely seen a cover title so appropriate for the cover itself “When Good Work Goes BAD”. Or “Photoshop meet Gwyneth, Gwyneth, bye, darling!”. Oh, Anna W, you’re playing God, dear? Can’t just make people up all over again!

What do you think? Does this cover reminds you of real-life Gwyneth?
(via tfs, ino)