W 's new art-meets-fashion issue features four different covers of
Jessica Chastain by four different artists: namely
Rineke Dijkstra,
George Condo,
Mickalene Thomas, and
Chantal Joffe. The painted Chantal Joffe cover is our favorite. [via
Design Scene]
J. W. Anderson is having a great month -- he and
Simone Rocha won the
British Fashion Council's top prize, the NewGen sponsorship! That's the UK's equivalent of the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund. [via
Fashionista]
Here's
Kate Upton in a
Bruce Weber-shot fashion film for
Vogue Germany called "It Had To Be You." Everyone is scantily clad and seems to be having a really good time. We're ok with it. [via
High Snobette]
Fred Perry is collaborating with
No Doubt! Although as
The Cut points out, this collab isn't as exciting as it might seem at first glance: instead of fun, cuckoo
Gwen-
Stefani-from-the-90s outfits, it'll be a lot of collared shirts and sweaters.
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After tearing a ligament in her leg,
Naomi Campbell has been touring around
Art Basel in a wheelchair. [via
Page Six]
Lea Michele, on her breasts: "They are my prizewinners. For a while they were out and about, showing off on Broadway every night, then they came to L.A. and were like, 'No one else looks like me here!' They were nervous to make their appearance but feel they've earned their place." [via The Cut]
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For the tequila and rock n' roll lover in your life:
John Varvatos Teamed up with
Patrón to release a limited edition guitar bottle stopper! [via
The Fashionisto]
Aesop skincare founder
Dennis Paphitis has some strong words about the way most brands use their retail spaces. When asked about why each store is designed differently, he said he wanted to avoid "the kind of assault on the streetscape that retailers inflict through the ordinary course of mindless business...I was horrified at the thought of Aesop evolving into a soulless chain." [via
Dezeen]