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Honey, the newest Marc Jacobs fragrance, wants you to drop a pin with #MJHONEYSPOTS
Marc Jacobs is adding a new scent to its roster of It girl-worthy fragrances: Honey, set to launch this August, is a sunny and energetic sister scent to last year’s Dot. But where Dot was a lush floral fragrance, Honey is fruity, fresh and not as saccharine-sweet as the name would suggest.
The other thing about Honey is that—like many of the Marc Jacobs fragrances—it has a distinct personality. She’s spontaneous, brazen and modern. (The Honey girl is basically like your friend who knows the best new brunch spot but always shows up a little late.) In keeping with the role of adventurous urbanite, Honey is launching with an interactive campaign that encourages fans to share their favourite places around the city, country and world.
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Fall 2013’s top fashion week moments: The 20 shows, models, parties and trends we’ll never forget
See our top 20 Fall 2013 fashion week moments »
Compiled by Bernadette Morra, Sarah Casselman, Patricia Gajo and Nancy Won
The blur that is fashion month can be just that… a blur. While so much incredible newness is dished out day after day, it can pretty difficult to keep the record straight and our favourites on record. From Alexander Wang’s debut collection for Balenciaga to Cara Delevingne’s signature London shinanigans, we’re counting down the top 20 moments of the Fall 2013 show season in New York, London, Milan and Paris.
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[CLOSED] The Ultimate Roadtrippin’ Contest: See what you can win in our summer giveaway!
See what you can win throughout the contest » This time around we’re dishing out 12 days of road-trip-ready goodies, because nothing says summer quite like tossing a duffel bag into the car and hitting the road with your best friends. The contest features twelve weekdays of prizes that are sure to have you singing […]
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Sarah Jessica Parker wows with a week of glitter dresses
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While the days of Carrie Bradshaw may be in the past, but Sarah Jessica Parker is still turning heads with every red carpet appearance she makes.
The Sex and the City star may have outshone the A-listers at the premiere of Sam Mendes’ Charlie and the Chocolate Factory musical in London on Tuesday. Joined by a dapper husband Matthew Broderick and their ten-year-old son James, the stylish Parker-Broderick family was all smiles on the red carpet. Possibly inspired by the famous golden tickets, Parker was decked out in a glittery Marc Jacobs number from the designer’s Resort 2014 collection. The black and gold striped sequined dress showed off her famously petite frame, and was paired with a simple black and gold plated bracelet. SJP finished off her look with a pair of classic black heels by Manolo Blahnik and a colour-block Fendi Baguette bag.
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Marc Jacobs turns vandalism into profits, again! Kidult’s $686 graffiti attack becomes a limited edition T-shirt
If you’re going to mess with Marc Jacobs, Marc Jacobs is going to mess with you. Or that’s the message we’re getting from the designer’s latest move in his ongoing tiff with graffiti artist Kidult. Let’s rewind to a widely publicized incident in May of last year, where Kidult tagged Jacobs’ SoHo store with the world “ART”—in a fierce shade of Schiaparelli pink, we might add. Always thinking on his toes, Jacobs reacted to the situation by releasing an image of the tag on a T-shirt with the slogan “Art by Art Jacobs,” which retailed for a staggering $686. Kidult, whose other famed tags include “KID” on Supreme’s NYC flagship store, recently revealed his next move: a larger than life neon-green “686” sprayed on the front of Marc Jacobs’ Paris store. Kidult took to Twitter to confirm his responsibility for the act: “680? 689?…686?! How much are you going to sell this for?”
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What’s in your bag, Beckerman sisters?
Go inside Beckerman sisters’ bags here »
If there were an award for Toronto’s most fashionable twins, Samantha and Caillianne Beckerman would win it year after year. The identical duo’s love for a kaleidoscopic magpie blend of designer duds has not only become a staple on the Toronto fashion scene, but on the web as well, where they boast a cool 44,000 Instagram fans. To boot, the sisters are H&M’s official fashion bloggers and have previously collaborated with Coach, Aldo, Bulgari and Teen Vogue, just to name a few. So, how do they do it? The Beckerman sisters really seem to have fun with fashion. Definitive subscribers of a “more is more” sensibility, the duo are constantly dressing up for each other on their blog Beckerman Bite Plate and well, we just can’t get enough. The twins let us inside their fabulous Mary Poppins bags for a peek at what they carry with them on a daily basis. The results, as you would imagine, are some of the most vibrant and fun imagery we’ve seen all week!
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Ready for makeup designed by Marc Jacobs? Here’s the scoop on his colour cosmetics collection with Sephora
Since first hearing about Marc Jacobs’ venture into the beauty world, we’ve been eagerly awaiting news on what his collection would include and when we could get our hands on it. Well, the wait is over. Thanks to WWD, an in-depth sneak peek at the Marc Jacobs Beauty line is here. Created in partnership with Sephora, the colour cosmetics collection offers a range of sleek products that emulate the elegant yet unique aesthetics of Jacobs’ fashion designs.
Already excited? It gets better. The Marc Jacobs Beauty collection will have an impressive 122 products at launch, situated across four unique categories: Smart Complexion, Blacquer, Hi-Per Color and Boy Tested, Girl Approved.
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Luella Bartley appointed design director at Marc by Marc Jacobs
Looks like you can’t have it all. Or that’s the message that’s coming across with the recent staff shift over at Marc Jacobs. Jacobs, who for the past 13 years has been acting as creative and design director for Marc Jacobs, Marc by Marc Jacobs and as artistic director at Louis Vuitton, is finally lightening his load. The designer is handing over the torch for his Marc by Marc Jacobs label to Luella Bartley and Katie Hillier.
Bartley, whose own label Luella folded four years ago after a major investor pulled out unexpectedly, has been greatly missed on the fashion circuit. The designer, who was once thought to be on her way to becoming the next big thing in British fashion, is ready for a come back and what better place to start. The situation is win-win for both Bartley and Marc Jacobs International, who’s own CEO Robert Duffy has recently commented on the increasing staleness of the diffusion line. Bartley’s old label was a favourite to hip-young-things like Alexa Chung, Sienna Miller and Chloë Sevigny. As a designer she’s been praised for her fun and quirky aesthetic, and is sure to breath some je ne sais quoi back into the Marc by Marc Jacobs brand.
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The best of Resort 2014: We snapshot the best mid-season offerings from Gucci, Dior, Oscar de la Renta and more
See the best of Resort 2014 here »
From Singapore to New York, in just a few short weeks the new Resort 2014 collections have taken us from one side of the planet to the other. So far, the collections are getting us excited for those fictitious rising temperatures designers seem to believe exist in January.
Both Tory Burch and Moschino’s Cheap and Chic lines kept things above-the-knee, offering a selection of short shorts and playful minis. Burch’s Moroccan influenced collection featured an exotic array of colourful vacation-ready prints while Moschino Cheap and Chic amped up the fun factor with floral prints and tie-dyes. On the runway at Christian Dior an equally flashy collection featured florals, lace and ladylike silhouettes not to mention intense colour blocking.
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Smurfashion! Illustrator Alexsandro Palombo transforms Karl, Anna and Marc into our favourite cartoon forest dwellers
See the Fashion Smurfs images » When photos surfaced of Karl Lagerfeld sporting the now famous “Karl Who” tote by French label Naco Paris, we knew the fashion parody trend was one that was here to stay. It wasn’t long before fashion’s fresh young things were spotted lingering outside NYFW shows in “Ballinciaga” tees by […]
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Met Gala 2013: The 25 best dressed on fashion’s most important red carpet
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The build up to this year’s Met Gala has been major. Designers, celebrities and the fashion elite have been scrambling to piece together a look that fits the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s theme, PUNK: Chaos to Couture and while admittedly, the punk-inspired looks were few and far between, we were certainly thrilled with a few.
Channeling her own recent V Magazine cover, Miley Cyrus went latter day Debbie Harry with platinum blonde spikes and a long fishnet Marc Jacobs dress. Anne Hathaway debuted a similarly bleached bob alongside her date and dresser for the night, Valentino Garavani, sending the twittersphere in a tizzy.
Co-chairs of the event Riccardo Tisci and Rooney Mara went punk-light with Mara in a beautifully detailed white lace Givenchy dress and a pop of crimson on the lips.
Also wearing Givenchy was none other than Beyoncé—the honourary chairperson for this year’s event. Pairing her custom-designed strapless black and gold printed gown with blinged out boots in the same shade, Queen Bey proved for her second year in a row that last on the red carpet is always best.
After finally receiving the Anna Wintour nod of approval, Kim Kardashian made an appearance at the Met Gala 2013 in a floral-print Givenchy dress with baby-daddy, Kanye West at her side.
Someone who is more known for consistently nailing red carpet looks than Kimye, is Emma Watson and she hit a high note yet again in a skin-bearing Prabal Gurung dress with a single silver drop earring hanging from her left ear.
And while Kristen Stewart has held fast to her role as the face of Balenciaga’s Florabotanica, she strayed from the house’s new wears, opting instead, for a crimson Stella McCartney pantsuit.
So who was the best dressed at the Met Gala 2013? Vote in our poll!
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From the May issue: Spring’s black-and-white trend gets the Op art treatment with our “High Contrast” photo shoot
See the “High Contrast” photo shoot »
Welcome a punch of black-and-white graphics to your spring wardrobe with zig zags, checkers and Op art inspiration. Like a page out of Diana Vreeland’s mid-sixties book, photographer Chris Nicholls and stylist Zeina Esmail proved that a relative absence of colour doesn’t mean you can’t make a statement, combining some of Spring 2013’s greatest standouts from Marc Jacobs, Louis Vuitton, Dolce & Gabbana and Michael Kors with Twilight Zone style backdrops in this May 2013 issue photo shoot. And that hair? Eat your heart out, Vidal Sassoon.
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