>> Looks like cries have changed from "Save Katie!" to "Save Kate!" as the Daily Mirror shockingly revealed that Kate Moss does cocaine. Wow, what a revelation! I mean, who would have thought -- Kate Moss, doing the cocaine? No....
CNN is backing up the story, reporting that Miss Moss acknowledged that the allegations were true. If nothing else, I have respect for her owning up to her actions. And really, this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. Not to be presumptuous, but it's not exactly new news that Kate does drugs. But that's not why we like her anyway. We like her look. We like her style. We like the way she carries herself. And we like her devil-may-care personality.
At the same time, however, I do worry about Lila Grace, Kate's daughter, and how this affects her. Because by no means do I think she deserves a mother who does drugs.
As a side note, I do find this t-shirt the Imaginary Socialite snapped a picture of (I believe at the Heatherette show) quite amusing.
Another interesting, more fleshed-out view on the matter.
by philleif
>> Looks like cries have changed from "Save Katie!" to "Save Kate!" as the Daily Mirror shockingly revealed that Kate Moss does cocaine. Wow, what a revelation! I mean, who would have thought -- Kate Moss, doing the cocaine? No....
CNN is backing up the story, reporting that Miss Moss acknowledged that the allegations were true. If nothing else, I have respect for her owning up to her actions. And really, this shouldn't be a surprise to anyone. Not to be presumptuous, but it's not exactly new news that Kate does drugs. But that's not why we like her anyway. We like her look. We like her style. We like the way she carries herself. And we like her devil-may-care personality.
At the same time, however, I do worry about Lila Grace, Kate's daughter, and how this affects her. Because by no means do I think she deserves a mother who does drugs.
As a side note, I do find this t-shirt the Imaginary Socialite snapped a picture of (I believe at the Heatherette show) quite amusing.
Another interesting, more fleshed-out view on the matter.
>> One of the first Spring/Summer collections to come our way from Europe, Tim van Steenbergen's show Moules de Belgique, set the ball rolling in a good direction. Elegance and class emanated from the metallics, the knits, the puffy-sleeved cropped jackets and the full skirts. Even a hoodie was thrown in here and there. It was all very streamlined, simple, and yet striking -- very wearable, but far from everyday. The beiges and creams that we saw in New York were very prominent, as well as a pair of the jodhpurs that seem to have popped up in many of the shows thus far. 
