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Frida Trades Antics For Antiques

November 17, 2008 12:20 pm

Frida Giannini may not give us the juicy fashion gossip we crave, but her self-decorated and renovated plush eighteenth-century Italian villa, complete with an olive grove, reflects the classic, bohemian luxury she brings to Gucci, and makes us more than a little envious.

Recently folded Playgirl magazine tried really hard to be a smart, topical, and edgy magazine. “Tried” is the operative word here.

Lindsay Lohan is the latest celeb to incur PETA’s wrath, which came this time in the form of flying flour. Please, no snow jokes.

—Alison Baenen

Photo: Filippo Monteforte / AFP / Getty Images

tags: Frida Giannini, Lindsay Lohan