In our experience, there are two types of wardrobe malfunctions: those that happen to a person through no fault of her own, and those that are brought upon by gross oversight of the wearer herself. (Ahem, Brittny Gastineau.)
We're pretty sure Amal Fashanu falls into the latter category.
We've been jabbering on about Miley Cyrus' hair for six months now, ever since the former Disney princess started chopping her shorter and shorter and
Gemma Shepherd, the mind and hands behind her eponymous label, Shepherd England, never really expected to fall into the world of knitting. "I wasn’t very good at hand-knitting," she says, noting that, in fact, "it was hilarious how bad I was." But with an art school background in graphic design and photography, she's long been interested in capturing and creating new patterns.
"America's Next Top Model" is going co-ed this year with its "Guys and Girls" installment.
The 20th cycle of Tyra Banks hit competition series -- which will debut in the summer of 2013 -- includes eight male models competing against eight female models for the first time in the CW series' decade-long history.
In fashion, it's trendy to act different, look alternative and incessantly say things 'over it', 'loves it' or 'kale is so the new lettuce.' However, actually being different is another matter altogether. In fact, it's borderline unacceptable and somewhat frowned upon.
This is something I learned firsthand while planning the DL1961 Runway Show at Lincoln Center.
