FASHION Magazine

2016 saw the rebirth of all our favourite (and least favourite) ‘90s trends: slip dresses, crop tops, chokers and visible Calvin Klein underwear to name just a few. Whether it was on the catwalk, or on your favourite Kardashian’s insta feed, iconic 1990s trends were popping up everywhere and on everyone. But now it’s 2017. […]

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Four looks from Lanvin‘s collection for H&M have been revealed and they look, well, pretty Lanvin-ish. [The Cut]

Jennifer Lopez and her two-year-old twins Max and Emme will be the face of Gucci‘s new childrenswear line. [Vogue UK]

In the same pint-sized vein, the success of kids fashion lines from labels such Gucci, Jean Paul Gaultier, Fendi and Missoni signals one the first signs of growth since the beginning of the recession. [New York Times]

While it’s easy to slam David Beckham – and anything Becks related- as excessive, Stephano Gabbana (of Dolce & Gabbana) will argue that that excess actually revolutionized men’s fashion. “Here was a soccer player who is straight, with a wife and children, and men were saying: ‘If he wore it, I can wear it too.’ Before that it felt like men’s fashion was just for gay men or strange people – men were afraid to wear something special.” [Vogue UK]

Lanvin will open its first New York boutique by the end of this week. “It’s about time,” says creative director Alber Elbaz. Great, now take that same mentality and shift it to the other side of the border… [WWD]

The buzz last Friday on St-Laurent Boulevard was the red carpet welcoming (actually it was a black carpet lined with leather) at Buonanotte restaurant for UFC (Ultimate Fighter Champion) welterweight icon Georges St-Pierre–a.k.a. GSP, Quebec’s darling in the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and one of the photogenic faces (and bodies) of Spike TV’s […]

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Russian Vogue has devoted their April 2010 issue entirely to newly-minted Russian resident Naomi Campbell. The model was also guest editor. Says editor Aliona Doletskaya: “I wanted to debunk a few myths surrounding Naomi.  When I suggested the concept, she immediately came and for an hour and a half laid out stories, photography, interviews and other sections. Clearly, quickly, and in a businesslike manner.”[Fashionologie]

Christian Louboutin is the star of the show in “Dancer in a Daydream” which includes a peek into his Paris studio and is capped with the man himself showing off his dance moves in glittery red-soled jazz shoes. [Stylelist]

Alexander McQueen‘s brand revealed today that the designer was creating a men’s underwear line that will launch in June. The boxers and briefs bear the signature skull print as well as feather prints inspired by his final menswear collection. [Vogue UK]

Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper are the next faces of M.A.C’s Viva Glam. “People think if you’re strong about your sexuality, you must have a d–k,” Gaga told WWD. “And that’s what this is about. You can be strong about your sexuality and be a smart woman who wears lipstick and high heels and looks pretty.” [WWD]

Marc Jacobs is suing Christian Audigier’s line Ed Hardy for allegedly knocking off one of his handbags. Jacobs’ legal reps state that any infringement “has been intentional and wil[l]ful, calculated specifically to trade off the goodwill that plaintiffs have developed in their successful Marc Jacobs Pretty Nylon tote bags.” [Vogue UK]