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Anna Maria Jagodzinska and Karmen Pedaru's Lawsuit Against Former Agency Next Models Reveals How Much Vogue, Vogue Paris Pay
Anna Maria Jagodzinska and Karmen Pedaru's Lawsuit Against Former Agency Next Models Reveals How Much Vogue, Vogue Paris Pay November 30, 2010 1:10 pm >> Back in May, Next Management sued Ford Models for allegedly poaching Anna Maria Jagodzinska, Karmen Pedaru, and Ania Cywinska; then, last week it emerged that the three models in question are suing Next.
October 27, 2009 12:10 pm >> Comings and Goings: Layoffs at W, Julia Frakes Signed at Next —W editorial director Patrick McCarthy vowed that the magazine wouldn't be cutting its twelve-month run in half, but the same doesn't go for his staff: features director James Reginato, who has been working with W since the early nineties, has left the magazine; more layoffs are expected next week.
March 3, 2010 11:38 am >> Baptiste Giabiconi Working on an Album?
Highlights from Inside the 2009 Costume Institute Gala: Gisele Dumps Galliano for Versace, Carine Roitfeld Showed
Gisele Dumps Galliano for Versace, Carine Roitfeld Showed May 5, 2009 1:38 pm >> Despite all the drama before and after, the Costume Institute Gala itself furnished plenty of notable and quotable moments; for those who were wondering, Carine Roitfeld did attend, even though it was reported that Julia Restoin-Roitfeld would not.Gisele Bundchen pulled out of John Galliano's table at the last minute, choosing to ride in with the Versace camp instead; it sounds like she might be returning as the label's Fall 2009 face — the New York Times reports that her custom Versace dress "was conceived while she was modeling for [Donatella’s] next ad campaign."
Christian Lacroix Is Fighting the Good Fight to Make His Fall 2009 Couture Show Happen
Christian Lacroix Is Fighting the Good Fight to Make His Fall 2009 Couture Show Happen June 22, 2009 4:05 pm >> Last time we checked in with Christian Lacroix, he was remaining optimistic about his bankruptcy situation, and that hasn't changed, despite the fact that he needs to find an investor in the next two weeks or jobs are going to start being cut (possibly including his own).  He's taken the opportunity to give up wine and chocolate, he tells the Telegraph UK: "Actually losing a few pounds and having this battle to fight makes me feel that I am undergoing a renaissance."And fighting he is: "Don't tell anyone, because I'm not allowed to do this, but we absolutely are going to have a show in mid-July, during Fashion Week — and it won't be a funeral: it'll be a fightback."
crazy for karlie April 18, 2008 1:23 pm >> Rumors abounded in January that Karlie Kloss left Elite Model Management for Next Models because her mother agency was paid a large sum of money to have her switch agencies.  Three months later, it doesn't look like Elite is quite ready to let go of the girl who burst on the scene with the crazy zombie walk and a Teen Vogue cover.
Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Actrice?
Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Actrice? August 28, 2008 5:22 pm »Julia Restoin-Roitfeld, Karen Elson, and Sarah Sophie Flicker act in a short film for Wren that debuts next Thursday [Style File] »Which new models are creating the most casting buzz?
no, it's not an illusion April 17, 2007 12:44 pm >>  ...although the dress Chanel Iman wears as part of the May Vogue models feature makes you look twice -- the way Meisel shot it, it looks 3-D at first.  And then you just want to stare.  Okay, I'm focused now.  The editorial preview is up over at style.com, and the girls -- Lily, Hilary, Doutzen, Sasha, Caroline, Raquel, Chanel, Stam, Coco, and Agyness -- all ten of them -- are showered in bright colors.  There are accompanying little tidbits of information on each -- for instance, Sasha embraces her Russian roots with her current read: War and Peace.  But my favorite of it all: the fact that Vogue managed to stay true to its commercial roots even when putting models instead of celebrities on the cover -- those white shirts each girl is wearing on the cover?  They're from Gap.