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Posted 5/23/08 on The Cut
Loose Threads

Christina Aguilera Launches Fragrance; Mario Testino Explains Deyn

Christina Aguilera's new fragrance was inspired by Andy Warhol and Tokyo, Mario Testino explains why he dropped Deyn from Burberry, and more!

Filed Under: advertising, agyness deyn, amy winehouse, badgley mischka, behati prinsloo, burberry, christina aguilera, fragrance, france, gisele, jonathan kelsy, karl lagerfeld, loose threads, madonna, mario testino, models, photos, sex and the city, stella mccartney, versailles, victoria's secret

Posted 5/8/08 on The Cut
Loose Threads

Ralph Rucci Takes Top Prize; Karl Lagerfeld Inspires Himself

Rucci nabbed the fashion prize in the American Design Awards, Karl Lagerfeld was his own muse for his new handbag line, and Beyoncé proved people don't really eat dinner at the Met gala.

Filed Under: advertising, beyonce, bling, costume institute, daria werbowy, david lauren, drinking, france, gap, giorgio armani, givenchy, h&m, handbags, helena christensen, hyeres festival, jay z, jenna bush, karl lagerfeld, kate moss, lauren bush, loose threads, michael strahan, ralph rucci, riccardo tisci, scott schuman, weddings

Posted 4/29/08 on The Cut
Loose Threads

The First Issue of ‘Very Elle’; Fashion Magazines Lower Self-Esteem

Amber Valletta lands the first cover of 'Very Elle,' the media makes women view themselves as sex objects, and Alber Elbaz says fat designers make lighter clothes.

Filed Under: alber elbaz, amber valletta, cathy horyn, chanel, charlotte gainsbourg, chloe sevigny, france, frances bean cobain, karl lagerfeld, loose threads, models, nina garcia, very elle, vman

Posted 4/29/08 on Daily Intel
Gossipmonger

Be Prepared to Learn More About the Taleses Than You Ever Wanted to Know

Mariah Carey doesn't want you to see her eyes, Pamela Anderson gets American, and Elite modeling agency goes to Utah!

Filed Under: barbara walters, christine baranksi, christopher hitchens, coachella, donald trump, eurovision song contest, france, gay talese, gossipmonger, jason segel, julia roberts, katie couric, keri russell, kristen bell, ludacris, mariah carey, marriage, models, nan talese, pamela anderson, radio city, rockettes, sally quinn, sean penn, steve guttenberg, tracey ullman

Posted 4/21/08 on The Cut
Passing Judgment

Why the French Dress Better Than Everyone Else

It's simple: They're freaking French, and we're not.

Filed Under: actresses, baftas, france, keira knightly, marion cotillard, oscars

Posted 4/17/08 on The Cut
Body Issues

Despite Impending French Ban, Fashion Industry Holds Fast to Thin Ideals

On Tuesday in Paris, a French bill that would imprison for up to three years and fine for up to $70,000 anyone who "incited excessive thinness" was passed by the National Assembly; the bill now just needs approval from the French senate to become law.

Filed Under: body issues, didier grumbauch, france, natalia vodianova, rick owens, skinny models, valerie boyer

Posted 4/16/08 on The Cut
Run Through

Versace Infiltrates the Italian Parliament

The Italian parliament just got way more interesting. Yes, really! Santo Versace won a seat in it.

Filed Under: carla bruni, europe, france, hillary clinton, italy, politics, run through, santo versace, versace

Posted 4/15/08 on The Cut
Body Issues

Breaking: France Is ThisClose to Banning Skinny Models

A bill in France that would make it illegal for anyone to publicly incite extreme thinness has passed the lower house and is moving on to the Senate.

Filed Under: anorexia, body issues, eating disorders, france, marisa tomei, met gala, skinny models

Posted 4/10/08 on The Cut
Body Issues

France Revisits the Skinny-Model Problem

France is not ignoring the skinny model problem, pas de tout. But they expect the titans of industry to change the status quo on voluntary basis.

Filed Under: body issues, france, karl lagerfeld, models, skinny models

Posted 4/2/08 on Grub Street
Mediavore

Burger King Is Recessionproof; UWS Gets Food Festival

Burger King's CEO explains how the economy works in his favor, the Upper West Side gets a festival to celebrate its new crop of restaurants, and the 'Times' explores cooking with microwaves.