A half-formed thought feels worse than an empty head—the tip-of-the-tongue sensation, the inkling of a there there without the foggiest notion of how to get, well, there. Especially dire is when the “what” that we wish to articulate feels half-formed itself, something observable yet emergent, for which the masses have yet to find language.
ON FRIDAY, March 31, 2022, French fashion & portrait photographer Patrick Demarchelier passed away in St. Barths of cancer. He was 78. Patrick Demarchelier was born in 1943 in Le Havre, a major port in northern France's Normandy region. As the story goes, he got his start in photography when his stepfather gave him his first Kodak camera on his 17th birthday. He became enchanted with photography, taking pictures of friends and weddings and learning how to retouch negatives and develop film
A fun fashion redux for the weekend, courtesy of the new Instagram account, @chanel_archives, which features all things Chanel from past & present, from ad campaigns to the runway and behind the scene...
[slideshow — if gallery does not advance, click here] The Jean Paul Gaultier Spring 2015 Couture collection was titled 61...
GLAMOUR, ELEGANCE, MYSTERY, EXUBERANCE are all synonyms of masked balls. Whether thrown by Truman Capote in 1966 and known by society’s...
OLD-WORLD CHARM INTERMINGLES WITH EXOTIC ROMANTICISM in these stunning photographs for Vogue's March 1998 issue -- is there anything better than vintage editorials starring the impossibly striking Naomi Campbell?
THERE IS NOT JUST ONE, but three cover stars gracing W Magazine's September Issue. Having won the CDFA for Fashion Icon earlier this year, popstar icon Rihanna was named the “World’s Wildest Style Icon” in an edgy cover and tribal-inspired shoot for the American publication.
. . . and while on the topic of gold, if you happened to catch the closing ceremonies for the summer olympics the other night, you would have seen the magic of this editorial literally coming to life — kate in alexander mcqueen and georgia may in victoria beckham, and others, all in beautiful flashes of [olympic] gold . . .
