Robin Givhan: Skinny Male Models Aren’t As Controversial As Skinny Female Models
Men don't try to look like models, women do.
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Mizrahi and Givhan don't seem to think celebrities have much style.
She feels that the fashion industry was unfairly targeted in the Ralph Lauren Photoshop debacle that emerged last week.
Givhan explores the yawning chasm between Barack Formal and Barack Casual.
She's also not dreading her move to Washington, D.C., to cover the First Family.
Also 'Vogue' editors got giggly when a male television personality stopped by the office.
Also, did 'Vanity Fair' lighten Freida Pinto's skin?
The fashion critic selected the winner of an inaugural ballgown design competition.
Fashion critics say it's incongruous with her image and wonder why she couldn't shop at Banana Republic.
Also Naomi Campbell might hit the runway in Paris tomorrow, and Kate Moss doesn't wear underwear. Ever.
Also Roisin Murphy wore BRAND NEW Gareth Pugh to the Christian Dior show!
Also, Jonathan Saunders's first Pollini collection is a winner, and Sarah Palin doesn't wear the best earrings.
The collection will go up for sale on Obama's campaign site next month.
The Pulitzer Prize–winning fashion critic turns her sights on 'Vogue,' where she once used to work.
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