FASHION Magazine
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PFW Style Snaps: We spot Karlie Kloss, Joan Smalls, Alana Zimmer, Kate King, and Anja Rubik outside Balmain and Dior
Photography by Lewis Mirrett Today’s batch of photos proves that, well, you can never have too much beauty outside one Paris fashion week. Pre and post Balmain and Christian Dior, we caught everyone from Karlie Kloss, to Joan Smalls, to Kate King, to Magdalena Frackowiak, to Anja Rubik, to Alana Zimmer (and there’s more!) striking a pose for the cameras. Check out our best shots.
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PFW style snaps: Another off-duty model special including Leigh Lezark, Miranda Kerr, and more!
Photography by Lewis Mirrett Another hot day in Paris, another hot batch of photos including snaps of all the models leaving Saturday’s Viktor & Rolf show. Look out for one after another in a long line of beauties, including Magdalena Frackowiak, Miranda Kerr, Daphne Groeneveld, and more.
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NYFW style snaps: We spotted Carine Roitfeld, Grace Coddington, Courtney Love, Linda Evangelista, and every post-show model on their phone at the Alexander Wang show
Photography by Lewis Mirrett Ever wonder what a model does after she’s done walking a show? Judging by all of the girls we snapped coming out of the Alexander Wang show (ahem, Liya Kebede, Magdalena Frackowiak, Hanne Gaby Odiele, Frankie Rayder to name a few), she calls her bf, or her mom, or her agent. What do celebs do? They stop and pose for our boy Lewis, is what they do. Oh, snap! (Get it?)
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The chronicles of John Galliano and the quickest pardon in fashion history
Galliano walking the finale of his spring 2010 show. Photography by Eric Ryan/Getty Images. As is the case with virtually any news story these days, the developments in the John Galliano story⎯the designer being accused of hurling anti-Semitic insults at an (incidentally non-Jewish) couple while drinking at the Paris café, Le Perle⎯can be measured in tweets, quotes and snippets. Given the proliferated speed at which these bits are published and publicized, it’s amazing to witness how quickly the industry’s reaction has gone from appalled to forgiving to looking forward to the designer’s imminent replacement at Dior. Given the industry’s propensity for forgetfulness⎯history has made fools of those who once condemned Coco Chanel for her involvement with the Nazis or Kate Moss for being caught with cocaine⎯we have no doubt that Galliano will be back at the top in no time. All references to the frankly horrifying severity of his remarks will vanish and whereas Chanel’s and Moss’s actions took years to do the same, Galliano’s have almost done so in a matter of 14 days. Meanwhile, as rumours swirl for a possible replacement by Riccardo Tisci, Alber Elbaz and Marc Jacobs, we take a look back at the quickest judgment turnarounds in fashion history.
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Fashion news: Karl’s latest CHANEL short, Lindsey Wixson is McQueen’s spring campaign star and Tom Ford gets up close and personal
Karl’s latest (and most ironic?) CHANEL short makes living dolls out of models Baptiste Giabiconi, Magdalena Frackowiak and Barbora Dvorakova. [Fashionista]