11 posts tagged "Fabien Baron"
Alex And Abbey Take To The Streets, i-D Turns 30, Beckham Adds Bags, And More…
This week, Alexander Wang launches his first ever video campaign (pictured), starring Abbey Lee Kershaw and lensed by Craig McDean. Karl Templer and Fabien Baron styled and creative-directed the spot, which will launch right here on Style.com this Wednesday at noon EST—so stay tuned. [WWD]
English fashion bible i-D is celebrating its 30th birthday this month, with a 200-photo portfolio and three covers, all by Nick Knight. Kate Moss, Naomi Campbell, and Lady Gaga get the birthday-cover honors. [i-D via Refinery29]
Victoria Beckham is adding bags to her line, designed with help from the English accessory maven Katie Hillier, who’s worked with Marc Jacobs and Luella Bartley. But with new handbags of her own, what will she ever do with all those vintage Birkins? [Catwalk Queen]
Your feel-good footwear story of the day: TOMS Shoes will give away its millionth pair next month to a child in Argentina. [WWD]
Your feel-slightly-less-good footwear story of the day: Tamara Mellon and the owners of Jimmy Choo are considering selling the business—reportedly valued up to about $800 million. [Vogue U.K.]
Stone Keeps Rolling
The unstoppable Lara Stone has made her latest conquest: Calvin Klein. WWD reports that the gap-toothed Dutch beauty is fronting three of the label’s brands—Collection, cK Calvin Klein, and Calvin Klein Jeans—for Fall 2010. Not only that, Klein properties are the only place you’ll see Lara this Fall; she’s a runway and advertising exclusive for the company. Mert & Marcus shot the Collection (left) and Calvin Klein Jeans (below) campaigns, Fabien Baron the ck Calvin Klein campaign (bottom).
Stella At The Gap, Kanye’s Breakup, And More…
Stella McCartney falls into the Gap, but unless you’re pint-size or learning how to walk, you’ll have to stick to her full-priced line. Lucky brats. [WWD]
After much speculation and internal juggling (read: layoffs), Fabien
Baron is back at Interview. [WWD]
Hey, single ladies, apparently Kanye West is a free man. See for yourself at our brother site’s (http://men.style.com/) annual blowout, where the rapper will be on hosting duty tonight. [Page Six]
And, get this, Leo’s single too! [People]
Or is he? [Us Weekly]
Don’t tell PETA, but Hermès is making its very own crocodiles to meet the demand for their croc handbags, because apparently there aren’t a lot of crocodiles left. Yeah, definitely tell PETA about this one. [Reuters]
Jane Mayle Will Stay Just A Little Bit Longer
For at least a short while, we get more Mayle. Jane’s namesake line and boutique will stay open through April and offer a very limited limited collection.
The Ellen Show: Ellen Barkin’s new, vaguely familiar HBO show will be less warm-cuddly than a talk show, and more sexy-vindictive, like a telenovela.
Fabien Baron and Karl Templer must have something lined up in This Unstable Economy, otherwise their joint exit from Interview would be highly unadvised. Or just ballsy.
Page Six Magazine will continue to dole out the same trustworthy gossip, just less of it.
The Bank of England’s guidelines for their female employees’ wardrobes specify “no ankle chains,” which is disturbing, because it means someone actually wore one.
The Cut makes a good point: “Who needs the Super Bowl when you have couture?” Specifically, Jean Paul Gaultier doing this.
Uniqlo’s list of participants in its Designers Invitation Project is complete: Steven Alan (for women), Opening Ceremony (men), Shipley & Halmos (women), and Gilded Age (men). Prices stop at $79. Sweet fashion relief.