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Garrett Neff

  1. party dump
    Partiers of the Week: Cunningham, Chung, and Blasberg Get DownSunny, outdoor events plus a man in a cow suit.
    By Julie Ma
  2. because everyone loves a baby picture
    Exclusive First Look: Male Models Re-enact Their Child Photos for VMANIncluding Brad Kroenig, Tyson Ballou, Garrett Neff, and more.
    By Charlotte Cowles
  3. scantily clad hotties
    Preview Karl Lagerfeld’s Pirelli Calendar — Now With Hot ManThe hot ladies are, of course, still there.
    By Amy Odell
  4. hot men
    Presenting Garrett Neff, ClothedIt’s fun to try something new every now and then.
    By Amy Odell
  5. we have no words
    Fancy a Coke From Hottie Noah Mills’s Manties?Why, of course you do. See that and more male-model hotness from ‘V’ magazine’s summer-swim issue.
    By Amy Odell
  6. Our Favorite Underwear Ads of All TimeThe last decade or so has been filled with near-naked celebs posing for the camera. What better way to celebrate Posh’s new Armani deal than by ogling a few of them.
    By Amina Akhtar
  7. loose threads
    Kate Moss Lands August ‘Vogue’ Cover; Thom’s High-Waters Get StaresAlso, ‘Vanity Fair’ received oodles of negative letters about Miley, Richie Rich has an album, and Scarlett Johansson models.
  8. model tracker
    Meet the New Guy: Garrett NeffWith a perfectly symmetrical face and pouty lips, Garrett Neff was born to be a mannequin.
  9. tube junkie
    Pitchfork Launches Video Site for Non-Reading Music FansNow that text and still photography have been made all but irrelevant by online video, popular music-review Website Pitchfork, this morning, has launched Pitchfork.tv, the Internet’s first-ever source for music videos.
  10. company town
    Who Is Bear Stearns’ Biggest Loser?FINANCE • Joseph Lewis, the British billionaire who built up his stake in Bear Stearns last summer, lost about $1.6 billion this past weekend, approximately half of his entire fortune. Bear’s biggest investor, Dallas-based money manager James Barrow, whose firm had a 9.95 percent stake, also lost big — at least $750 million. Activist shareholder Bruce Sherman and departed CEO James Cayne each lost big on their 5 percent stakes, although Cayne might not care so much: He just closed on a $28.24 million Plaza pad and spent late last week playing bridge in a tournament in Detroit. [Bloomberg] • Meanwhile, Bear’s “fire sale” is spreading like wildfire down the street, singing Lehman Brothers, among other top banks. [DealBook/NYT] • And Barry Diller’s IAC is “sputtering.” [NYT]
  11. photo op
    Second Avenue Subway: Actual, Real Work Begins, Almost Never mind announcements and plans and ceremonial ground-breakings and wall-tappings; construction on the Second Avenue Subway is now, finally, actually, really here. Two lanes of Second Avenue in the Nineties will be closed to allow the MTA to drop the massive tunnel-boring down to subway level, and, as our compatriots at Curbed noted yesterday, work on the hole is beginning. In the above Curbed photo, what that low-Nineties stretch of Second is going to look like for the next decade or so. Fun! Second Avenue Subway Scene: Barriers, Fences, Dismay [Curbed]