This should be a poster for a “Crack Is Not Fashionable” – campaign! (identifications: Peaches Geldof, Sophie, some random girl, Jethro Cave – son of Nick Cave and uberglamorous, uberrich Alice Dellal all so high they’re almost flying!) (photo via)

There are two possibilities for this story: either Peaches Geldof thought she was making a poor little rich girl statement, either she took her father’s wardrobe for her own and the fitting sessions involved scissors.
No matter how you look at it, Peaches manages to look wrong on all accounts, guilty of a major fashion/style crime: [...]

… and not end up looking like Peaches Geldof? Well, you can start by not mixing different prints and you’ll be all safe!
Peaches Geldof took her not-doing-anything-in-particular (but cashin-in-big-time) self and decided to throw a prints party in her closet. The few prints left standing were the winners of a stroll under heavy paps flashfire. [...]

I remember a time when the catchy tagline “Le fric, c’est chic” made history alongside Studio54’s iconic personalities.
Now the Studio54 generation’s children try to make history through their tattoos, heavy partying, wrong marriages, dubious circles. Shortly, they’re trying to eat their part of the history cake by shocking everyone. (and their dog!) “Le freak c’est [...]

I’m puzzled. Wasn’t it supposed to be Alice Dellal, the new Agent Provocateur face for this campaign?
Whatever, I can go with Peaches too. It’s less disastrous (aesthetically… her own life and the issues with her father, Sir Bob Geldof is her problem). The Campaign is called Season of the Witch and is presented (on the [...]