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fashionologie — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 15:21:59 PST

>> INSIDER WIRE -Steven Meisel's obsession with the Brit it-girls continues. It all started when he photographed Pixie Geldof and Daisy Lowe for Pringle Spring 2009. He was so enamored, he placed Pixie on the cover of Vogue Italia February 2009 with Daisy and Eliza Cummings inside; then came a portfolio for W March 2009 with Daisy, Eliza, Portia Freeman, and Peaches Geldof. Now, it's rumored that he's shot Eliza Cummings again - this time, for the Vogue Italia April 2009 cover. She has been having a runway moment, walking Rodarte, Marc Jacobs, Luella, and Missoni . . . [Fashionista]

Coutorture Community Must Reads 11/21/08

coutorture — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 14:25:18 PST

We can hardly believe it's Friday already, given how productive our Network Partners have been...check out our picks from the Network this afternoon.

Chic & Untroubled gave her two cents on the Peaches Geldof for Nylon postings. That girl is far too young to be dying her hair.

Debutante Clothing reported on Yoox's newest e-commerce endeavor. Costume jewelry and curation details ensue...

There's a Rebecca Minkoff sample sale this weekend? Eye 4 Style is hitting the sale postings head on (whilst we bury our heads in denial).

The Bread And Butter put together a visually stimulating and enticing literary wish list that us feeling guilty that 90% of the things on our holiday list involve sequins.

Fashion In 50 Seconds 11/10/08

coutorture — Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:03:39 PST

The Spring 09 Marc Jacobs ad campaign, shot once again by Juergen Teller, will feature model Raquel Zimmerman for Women's, socialite and model Daisy Lowe for Marc by Marc Jacobs, and artist Ryan McGinley (left) for Men's. Perfectly cast if you ask us.

Forever 21 is building a new space in Times Square which will span 100,000 square feet; an unimaginable amount of space by New York standards. The store will replace Tower Records although the slated opening date has yet to be announced.

Young socialite Peaches Geldof designed a capsule collection for PPQ and our Network Partner, Catwalk Queen, was one of the first to break the news. The collection is getting mixed reviews from the hipsters in New York which shouldn't really matter save for the fact that Peaches lives in Williamsburg.

Just in case you missed it, The International Herlad Tribune wrote a nice piece on the matter of "Price On Request" and the common myths surrounding the expression. Namely, the one that goes--if you have to ask, you can't afford it.

Diesel XXX Rock and Roll Circus

coutorture — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 13:40:56 PDT

Diesel 30th anniversary celebration 'Rock and Roll Circus' at Pier 3, Brooklyn Waterfront on October 11. Images by Roger Kisby via Getty. Renzo Rosso, Alessia Rosso, Roberto Cavalli, Richie Rich, Hot Chip, Lindsay Lohan, Joey Arias, Corey Kennedy, Peaches Geldof, and Max Drummey.

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Dolce & Gabbana Won't Do Diffusion Lines, Want to Adopt a Baby

fashionologie — Fri, 29 May 2009 15:16:18 PDT

>> When Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana were docked in Cannes for the film festival last week, they invited a reporter from the Telegraph to lie with them on a leopard-skin throw on Gabbana's yacht, among a bevy of bronzed models in brief swimwear draped over the furniture. Gabbana did mini pirouettes while explaining that they first visited the festival seven years ago: “That first year, I remember partying so hard that I left a nightclub with a gigantic red bowl and walked home with it over my head.”

Gabbana may be the only designer in the world these days who isn't enamored with the Obamas; he shrugged at the suggestion that he and Dolce might like to dress them: “We don’t do politics.” Also not on their to-do list? A diffusion line for the likes of H&M - Gabbana pulls a face at the thought: "We don’t need to. That kind of exposure could be dangerous for us.”

On babies, retirement, and their first impressions of each other »

makes your eyes pop

philleif — Sun, 03 Sep 2006 22:16:00 PDT

>> Surprise, surprise... the new fall issue of POP has an amazing editorial in it: "Hell's Angels" by Mert and Marcus. The models are everyone from Kate Moss to Tanya D. to Lily Allen and Peaches Geldof. The styling and makeup is sublime, but what else should we expect from the supremely talented Katie Grand?

This picture, definitely bland colorwise compared to some of the other editorial photos, has to be my favorite. Partially because I'm having a Marie-Antoinette moment (which has pretty much spanned my entire lifetime) and partially because of the contrast between the ridiculously opulent wig and the stark nudity of the rest of Francesca Versace. All this picture makes me think is... maybe it's about time Versace made use of its newly graduated blood... and I'm so glad POP is now coming out three times a year.