FASHION Magazine

Claudia Schiffer, Sienna Miller and Kylie Minogue helped to raise awareness by stripping down to a sheet bearing a target logo, for Fashion Targets Breast Cancer. [Fashion Indie]

Andy Warhol was the accidental inspiration behind a limited-edition Salvatore Ferragamo shoe. Here’s how it happened: Warhol often wore Ferragamos–the only men’s style that the shoe designer ever personally created–in his studio, leading to the shoe to be streaked with paint. After the painter died, Ferragamo’s family bought a pair of the paint-speckled shoes at auction. The company has created replicas, which will go on sale in the next few days. [WWD]

Ellen von Unwerth’s spanking-new Fräulein (out February, Taschen, $700) romps through 15 years of this model turned photog’s playground of the feminine. Shots of modern goddesses, from Kate to Britney to Dita, flit between light and fantastic or shadowy and noir. If you covet, don’t delay; only 1,500 copies, each signed by von Unwerth, are […]

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Claudia Schiffer wants to become a designer. “I’ve been in this business for so long and developed my name globally, but I have no product to show for it. And I would love to develop it now,” she said yesterday at the IHT TechnoLuxury conference in Berlin. Schiffer expressed interest in affordable cashmere, because it’s “classic” and she “wears it all the time.”

Lucian Matis has been named the winner of the first FDCC Designer Development Fund award. The fund will be awarded annually in support of Canadian fashion designers who demonstrate potential for growth. A business mentorship with FDCC prez Robin Kay is part of the prize. “We want to extend the potential to build their brand and assist the designers with the necessary tools to help them emerge nationally and internationally in this new economy,” says Kay. [LGFW]

Georgia May Jagger will join Coco Rocha as the two new faces of Rimmel London’s campaign starting in 2010. [The Cut]

This week’s New York Magazine has named Anna Wintour one of the 12 most powerful New Yorkers. This news didn’t come as too shocking, but more confusing is the fact that the Vogue powerhouse is the sole woman to make the list. [The Cut]