Los Angeles-based artist Kimberly Brooks' latest exhibition "Thread and Bone" takes place in the first floor of the Cooper Design Space, a massive 11-story building filled with fashion showrooms and designer offices. Brooks' work addresses the intersection of fashion and art via painted corsets and steel petticoats, Baroque editorials and pixelated memories.
When we heard about Rihanna's new gig as the face of Dior, we anticipated many stylish red carpet appearances. After all, Rihanna's always managed to bring her signature edge to the designer's avant garde pieces.
Zoe Saldana has no intention of joining the boycott against Dolce & Gabbana over the designers' comments about same-sex families adopting children or having them via in vitro fertilization.
Nineteen-time Grand Slam winner Serena Williams is used to being the best, and we'd nominate her April Vogue cover for the magazine's best of 2015. In fact, Vogue should consider only putting inanimate objects or puppies on the cover because Williams — in super-simple makeup and a Rag and Bone sheath dress — has so thoroughly dominated the cover game.
The natural world, as it is, is such an inconvenience of hideous deformities. Trees grow all akimbo, cloud shapes are embarrassing, rivers flow all wobblylike, humans are riddled with features. It is our duty to the blemished Earth to eliminate all of these flaws, as systematically as possible. It is only fair to start with our own, terrible, inadequate faces.
One cool mama!
With just one month left until her due date, Jessica Biel stepped out in a rock-and-roll maternity ensemble to do a little shopping at a Whole Foods in Los Angeles on Saturday, March 21.