Spring Nails get ELECTRIC

Welcome to the rainbow revolution! it looks like the neon trend to stay thoughout the warmer months, and its no surprise that many beauty brands have launched vibrant, eye popping lacquers for spring. Take a look at our favorite high-voltage polishes for your next manicure & let your fingertips feel the energy!!!

If you haven't heard the news already, tangerine is one of the year's hottest shades! I've been smitten with the bright and cheery hue and this flattering favorite is a surefire way to make a statement manicure in one swipe. 
Pictured Above: 
La Metier de Beaute nail Lacquer in NOt so safe Orange
Essie Nail Polish in Obvious
American Apparel Neon polish in Neon Coral

Just Married

Vogue Spain Brides
Shot by: Hunter & Gatti
Model: Beegee Margenyte

Blond Bombshell Kate Upton

There’s a New Carrie Bradshaw in Town!!!

 
And her name is AnnaSophia Robb. The 18-year-old actress has been cast as the young Carrie Bradshaw for the upcoming prequel to Sex and the City, The CW‘s The Carrie Diaries. Robb is best known for playing Violet Beuaregarde in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and more recently one-armed surferBethany Hamilton in Soul Surfer. Let’s hope Robb is getting ready to step into Sarah Jessica Parker‘s iconic Manolo Blahniks by making cheap puns, getting sloshed on Cosmos, wearing a bird on her head and waxing philosophically as she stares out of her bedroom window. [Daily Mail]

Armani SS 2012 Video Campaign

Milou Van Groesen for Armani SS  2012 Video Campaign by Luca Guadagnino

On the Newsstand...

- Numéro China March 2012 Tati Cotliar by Tiziano Magni

- French Revue De Modes SS 2012 Cindy Crawford
- French Revue De Modes SS 2012 Sharon Stone
- Interview Germany March 2012 Anna Dello Russo by Giampaolo Sgura

The Homecoming Queen

 

exclusive first look at Chanel Iman’s cover shoot for the May edition of Foam MagazineKayt Jones with styling by Aya Kanai, Chanel dons sexy swimwear as she hits the sand to hula hoop and fly kites. The American beauty’s beach look is perfected by hair stylist John D’s carefree locks and makeup artist’s Sarai Fiszel

Red Carpet: 2012 Oscars

Confirmed: Stefano Pilati out at YSL

Following reports this weekend that Stefano Pilati would show his last collection for YSL this week, to be replaced by Hedi Slimane, comes confirmation from the house that Pilati is indeed, out. YSL released the following statement today:

Yves Saint Laurent today announces the departure of Creative Director Stefano Pilati, who since 2004 has stood at the creative helm of the maison and has been instrumental in the rebuilding and repositioning of an iconic French luxury brand. Under Stefano’s guiding vision and artistic direction, the house has become a contemporary reference in high fashion.

Stefano will show his final collection for Fall/Winter 2012-2013 womenswear on March 5, 2012 in Paris. In the coming weeks, the maison will announce a new Creative Director.

Fashion Moment...The Carters

All three Carters had their first outdoors sighting this weekend as Beyoncé and Jay-Ztook Baby Blue out for lunch in NYC.

MFW Fall '12: Dolce & Gabbana

MFW Fall '12: Trussardi

Trussardi's program notes, not to mention the market stall packed with fresh fruits and vegetables at the end of the runway, promised a trip to the Peruvian countryside—straight up to the top of Machu Picchu. At another house, that might've meant all types of native dress, but under Umit Benan's new leadership, this Italian brand is becoming known for strong, sharp tailoring. Benan designed menswear first; his own evocative show is usually among the highlights of Milan's men's week. 

As with his debut here last season, the focus was on structured but not strict jackets, collared shirts, and well-cut trousers with an ease about them. (A few of the suits were three-piecers.) The only obvious nods to the Andes came in the form of wide-brim hats with rounded crowns, and oversize backpacks in exotics, and to a lesser extent perhaps the asymmetric hem of skirts worn over pants. Benan can't help himself, he designs clothes suited for women who negotiate the wilds of modern cities. A coat in shearling and snakeskin was made to attract attention, not repel the elements, while shirtdresses in leather or silk had a relaxed sense of chic. In all, this felt like a solid follow-up to Benan's strong debut at Trussardi, but you sense that, if he really buckled down to the task, he could push things further here.