On Sunday nights, if you happen to venture to Bar Marmont in Los Angeles, you'll find a woman spinning vinyl. Yes, another club, another DJ, but look closer. There is something very different about this one.
Vogue Italia puts Upton's ample cleavage front and center. Hey, if it ain't broke...
From Paris to Rome. Two unique, wonderful cities. I have received the America Award for helping Italian fashion become well-known in America through ...
Numéro magazine recently airbrushed model Karlie Kloss... to make her look less thin.. Airbrushing the ribs off a thin model is every bit as disturbing as whittling away thighs and tummies.
Let's all say it together now: Kim Kardashian, Vogue model. The most notorious of the Kardshi-klan was spotted with short hair (!) taking part in a...
Considering a fashion magazine to be just like a showcase of clothes and accessories is a limitation today. Be open to all novelties. Be able to surprise but also being believable.
FIT is New York's best-known college for fashion, design, art and communication. FIT is not only a college, as it also features an exhibition space --...
Life is already a great emotion in itself -- and I think that young people who have big dreams should live them with emotion, or they will only conceive soulless projects, unemotionally.
There were two crucial moments yesterday when I received the Légion d'Honneur. The first one occurred during the lunch held at the Italian Embassy. The second one was at the Élysée, with President Nicholas Sarkozy and the Première Dame Carla.
We adored Felicity Jones in "Like Crazy," for which the British starlet lolled around with Anton Yelchin in vintage duds and gorgeous, natural makeup....
"Haute Mess" is definitely one way to describe Vogue Italia's March fashion editorial. We'd liken it to "Hood Couture." But some are questioning if t...
"Haute Mess" is definitely one way to describe Vogue Italia's March fashion editorial. We'd liken it to "Hood Couture" or totally-tacky-attire. But s...
Leaving a mark is never easy, but also settling for anything without distinction is not constructive for anyone. Taking some risks when making choices is always stimulating.
Not only are we stoked that Vogue Italia has put a hashtag on their March cover (can you imagine Anna Wintour slapping "#OVERTHETOP" on the cover of h...
Our favorite diversity-loving editor Franca Sozzani revealed to Styleite.com that she plans on publishing a second Africa themed issue for L’Uomo Vo...
What If Gucci and Alexander McQueen were sold on QVC? For one, all of our grandmas' friends would be a lot more stylish. Vogue Italia's coy new ...
When Franca Sozzani, editor of Vogue Italia, visited the Huffington Post offices last month she revealed that her proudest professional moment was pub...
Franca Sozzani, editor of Vogue Italia, joined Arianna Huffington yesterday at our New York City office to chat about her career, life and everything ...
So there is nudity in editorial stories, but it isn't the majority of editorial shoots that a "straight-size" model will do, especially in America. But in America, if they make an exception for plus, it seems they make an exception for nudity as well.
We're not big "Twilight" followers, but we were under the impression that it was Rob Pattinson, not Kristen Stewart, who played the role of the vampir...
Vogue Italia's November cover story, called "The A Train," blends two very different types of people: police officers and models. The shoot stars m...
It's only just beginning to get cold here, but Vogue Italia has its models all bundled up. Karen Elson and several other wrapped-up models showcase...
You may remember Robyn Lawley, the down-to-earth Aussie model who made waves when she covered Vogue Italia with two other plus-size models. The Vog...
As one of fashion's most outspoken figures -- or as Newsweek recently called her, the industry's "agent provocateur" -- Franca Sozzani knows a thing o...
Luckily she's used to a jetset life, because Georgia May Jagger is all over the place lately. The model and daughter of Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall...
