Hedi Slimane's latest Saint Laurent collection hasn't won many hearts, but as anyone well knows, the favor of one important person far outweighs that of popular opinion. Enter Kate Moss, who got the honor of being the first person to wear one of Slimane's controversial fall 2013 designs last night, just one day after it appeared on the runway.
Adopting a more chic, sophisticated style of late, Drew Barrymore isn't one to chase after hot fashion trends. In fact, the new mom of daughter Olive says her sartorial philosophy is to impress no one but herself when she gets dressed in the morning.
Zsa Zsa Gabor's bleach blonde hair was ever so essential to her role as one of Hollywood's big screen temptresses. The Budapest-born actress' bright and shiny strands lured moviegoers, as well as nine husbands.
As the Managing Editor of dapperQ, a fashion and lifestyle website founded by Susan Herr for masculine gender rebels, I have spent countless hours perusing fashion media for inspiration. While the dapperQ team is proud to be a premier website for our niche market, I am often frustrated that there is a serious dearth of masculine clothing, role models and mainstream visibility for straight tomboys, butch lesbians, transgender men, androgynous individuals and other masculine gender warriors who are challenging gender binaries.
Kate Moss is not such a runway regular these days, so it's always a pleasant surprise when the supermodel decides to grace us with her presence at fashion week. Fortunately, Ms. Moss always seems to be keen to walk for her buddy Marc Jacobs.
The girl has no shame.
Just days after Rihanna launched her River Island collection in London, wearing a thigh-high slit dress to the Oxford Street opening, the singer had another revelatory fashion moment.
Rih took to her Instagram account last night and posted this racy photo of her taut behind in a white thong to say thank you to Prada for the new S&M-style boots she was gifted.
