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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Designer Ann Demeulemeester

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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The Glossies: All the January 2014 Covers We Loved and Hated

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Karl Lagerfeld





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Karl Lagerfeld

He’s not tweeting right now.

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Few designers are as quotable as Karl Lagerfeld. In fact, there are entire webpages devoted to the designer’s quips. At 81, Lagerfeld is arguably bigger than ever as he continues to helm his own label, along with Chanel and Fendi, while hitting the party circuits and staying on top of a never-ending marketing machine, which includes Karlito bag charms and collector edition Lagerfeld Barbies. Not one to shy away from an interview, here’s a look at 10 things you may not know about the white-haired designer.



  1. Hedi Slimane’s designs inspired him to lose weight. Before being introduced to Slimane, Lagerfeld was “extra-large.” According to New York magazine, the designer became so enamored with Slimane and his work that it sparked an obsession with losing weight. Not only did Lagerfeld end up losing 90 pounds on a low-calorie diet, he wrote a book about it.

  2. He has contradictory views on social media. The fitting rooms in the designer’s London namesake flagship come equipped with selfie-ready iPads preloaded with Lagerfeld-inspired photo filters. Ironically, the designer — who has pioneered all sorts of luxury accessories for mobile devices — has said that he doesn’t understand social networks and hates selfies. “Those social networks, there’s something sad about them. Is it because they don’t have enough knowledge about friends and people? I don’t understand it. It’s like a talkative mirror where people talk to themselves. And what I hate most in life is selfies,” he once told WWD . In another interesting move for someone who isn’t into tech, the designer launched emotiKarl, an emoji app, to promote his latest fragrance.

  3. He directed a movie with Pharrell Williams. The film made its debut last week. Filmed in Paris, the film also includes Cara Delevingne and 6-year-old Hudson Kroenig.

  4. He doesn’t want you to buy him a coffee table book. You’d think that a man so into aesthetics would have a soft spot for beautiful coffee table books; not the case. The designer told WWD that books aren’t meant to look like gravestones on a table. “A book,” he said, “has to be easy to open and you don’t have to be a bodybuilder to lift it. I like books I can read in bed. Those big tombstones would kill me.”

  5. He’s collaborating with Justin Bieber. According to Justin’s Instagram, big things are coming from the unlikely duo.

  6. He is addicted to Pepsi. In fact, not only is Lagerfeld addicted to Pepsi, according to Page Six, he keeps a butler on hand to follow him around at parties with a goblet of Pepsi Max on a silver tray.

  7. He thinks his cat is the most beautiful in the world. By now, the world at large is familiar with Lagerfeld’s cat Choupette. So recognizable is his cat in fact that Shu Uemura’s holiday collection, called Shupette, is fronted by the white Siamese cat. While the designer has had dogs in the past, he now prefers cats as they don’t require being walked on the street or having a country house. “I cannot walk in the street anymore. I mean, you know, in the age of cell phones, forget about it. In the city, cats are very easy to keep, because they are so clean. She is the most beautiful cat in the world,” he revealed in an interview with Jessica Chastain.

  8. He’s had his signature ponytail since 1976. In the inaugural issue of quarterly men’s magazine M, the designer revealed that in the 70s he grew tired of having long, curly hair, so he pulled it back into a ponytail and that’s been his signature hairstyle ever since. It was 1995 when his hair turned ashy gray and, because he doesn’t like hair products, the only thing he uses to style his hair is Klorane dry shampoo.

  9. He wanted to become a cartoonist, but thought he’d make more money in fashion. The designer has said that he hoped to become a cartoon artist, but that he always loved fashion and thought he could make a better living pursuing that career path. Interestingly for a designer at the helm of two of the world’s biggest luxury brands, when he first began his career his mother told him, “Oh, it is good, it shows that you are not a snob because otherwise you would never do a job like this.”

  10. He has no time for alcohol. Claiming that he falls asleep instantly when he drinks, the designer stays away from alcohol. He also claims to stay away from cigarettes because he needs his hands “for sketching,” and attributes his ageless skin to washing it every day before bed, according to ELLE .






Flashback: Kim Kardashian’s 5 Best Fashion Magazine Covers

Seemingly everywhere, the ubiquitous Kim Kardashian currently stars on British ELLE‘s January 2015 issue and is still making headlines for her appearance on Paper‘s Winter 2014 cover. Since there’s no escape from her media presence, we thought we’d join in the fun with a look back at some of the reality TV star’s best and most memorable magazine covers, in this week’s Fashion Flashback.


5. Harper’s Bazaar March 2011 by Terry Richardson


We’re surprised Kim hasn’t fronted more issues of U.S. Harper’s Bazaar, actually. Back in 2011, the magazine scored the middle Kardashian sister wearing a festive red dress, shot by controversial photographer Terry Richardson. Kim posed as Cleopatra inside the issue and was even interviewed by her idol, Elizabeth Taylor. It may not be her best, but we’ll certainly remember those awfully tacky shots of Kim as Cleopatra.


Flashback Kim Kardashian Top 5

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21 Questions with TOMS’ Heather Mycoskie

Heather Mycoskie, wife to Blake Mycoskie of TOMS, is a passionate advocate for animal rights. As TOMS Chief Animal Lover, Heather oversees the TOMS Animal Initiative program, which partners with animal-focused organizations to raise money and awareness for specific endangered species. Additionally, for each pair of shoes purchased, a pair is also given to a person in need – One for One. The first TOMS Animal Initiative collection was created to raise Awareness for the mountain gorillas of Virunga National Park, and the second collaboration was just launched in partnership with The Clinton Foundation and Wildlife Conservation Society to protect African Elephants.


Heather, who was born and raised in Salt Lake City, is a former FORD model and graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology with a degree in Advertising and Marketing Communications. When she's not busy traveling around the world, she can be found at home with her Golden Doodles, Buddha and Gypsy, and rescued Golden Retriever, Canyon.






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Victoria’s Secret Models Land in London, Instagram Absolutely Everything

Jihan Forbes is the Staff Writer/Copy Editor for theFashionSpot and a freelance fashion writer. She spends her days tirelessly writing and her work has been featured on Fashionista, XOJane, The Cut and more. She lives in Harlem, but will always be a Bronx girl. Send her an e-mail sometime.






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Happy Thanksgiving from theFashionSpot!

Jihan Forbes is the Staff Writer/Copy Editor for theFashionSpot and a freelance fashion writer. She spends her days tirelessly writing and her work has been featured on Fashionista, XOJane, The Cut and more. She lives in Harlem, but will always be a Bronx girl. Send her an e-mail sometime.






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The Glossies: All the December 2014 Covers We Loved and Hated

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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The History of Angels: The 100 Best Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show Shots Ever

​As passionate about feminism as she is about fashion, Morgan C. Schimminger spends much of her time writing and editing pieces on everything from celebrity style to the fight to keep funding for Planned Parenthood. She earned her bachelor’s degree in English from the University of California at Berkeley and a master’s degree in publishing from Rosemont College. Morgan has contributed to a variety of publications, including StyleBakery, Uptown, metro.pop and Sister 2 Sister. Every week for theFashionSpot, she profiles the Top 10 Best Dressed Celebs and provides a daily dose of stylish stars via Look of the Day.






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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Cara Delevingne

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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Gemma Ward and 6 Other Models Who Made a Successful Comeback

As the saying goes, “In fashion, one day you’re in and the next day you’re out.” But sometimes, even when you’re out, you can worm your way back in. We’ll admit, fashion can be fickle sometimes, but it can also be wonderfully receptive and accepting by letting faces and personalities we’ve known and loved come gleefully back into style. Just ask any of these models who left the fashion game only to return and be embraced with open arms. Below, seven models who disappeared from the scene only to re-emerge looking better than ever.






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Get to Know Vetements, Best Emerging Designer Nominee for the tFS Style Awards 2014

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Vetements, meaning clothing in French, is a fitting name for this new Parisian brand focused on delivering closet staples minus excess frills. While the brand name may be a bit generic, the brand concept is anything but. Designed by a collective of seven designers who are, more or less, anonymous, the designers usually answer interview questions as a unit, hoping to steer attention away from themselves and exclusively onto the clothes. A cynic may call this a PR stunt and whether or not that’s true, it has no doubt contributed to the new brand gaining major traction. Not since Maison Martin Margiela has a brand been thrust into the spotlight shrouded under such intense mystery. Unsurprisingly, each of the designers, all of whom were formerly trained at top design universities across Europe, spent time working at Margiela.


Vetements’ Aesthetic


The brand made its debut for Fall 2014 and premiered on the runway for the Spring 2015 season. The collections are clean-lined and consist mostly of monochrome designs. Plays on proportion are key (think oversized leather jackets paired with tailored pants or extra long sleeves) as are slits (they were often paired with thigh-high boots for Spring 2015), serving to add visual interest given the lack of surface embellishments. While the brand’s ethos is focused on wearable closet staples, the Margiela-esque touches like one-armed tops, dresses with varying front and back floral prints and wildly oversized suiting make the brand’s collections more fashion-forward than the designers give them credit for (for better or worse in terms of commercial appeal).


In Their Own Words



  • The collective has real women in mind when designing. “We decided to think, firstly, of all of the women we wanted to dress, what their preferences are, what length for a skirt, what kind of tailoring shapes, what colours, what essential garments. We thought of our friends, of real people we know and what they would want to wear.”

  • Don’t try to look for a running theme or inspiration. One of the designers, Ines Veiga Pena, revealed that the “idea was not to work on seasonal themes in the collection as it can easily block or cannibalize great ideas that simply do not fit in a classic seasonal theme. We approach every piece separately and decide what do we like most about this certain piece, how to make it better without considering the totality of the collection. In this way we achieve a product that stands on itself as well as within the whole collection.”

  • It’s a sobering reality that even if you want to fight the traditional fashion landscape, as a commercial brand hoping to make profit, you can only do so much, something Vetements has already discovered. “What we try to do is satisfy certain aesthetic, which is independent of trends and tendencies. We deliberately wanted to be a niche brand as globalized fashion threatens individuality of brands. However we are to function within this market so the challenge is to keep our own pace in this ever-changing and oversupplied environment.”


Fun Facts


Images: Courtesy of Vetements


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Get to Know Rosie Assoulin, Best Emerging Designer Nominee for the tFS Style Awards 2014

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Kate Moss

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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The Glossies: All the November 2014 Covers We Loved and Hated

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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A Retrospective Tribute to Oscar de la Renta’s 50-Year Career

Oscar de la Renta

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The fashion industry has lost a legend. Last night, Oscar de la Renta passed away at the age of 82. Today, we celebrate the talented designer with a look back at his momentous career spanning more than five decades.


Oscar de la Renta began his love affair with fashion at the tender age of 18, while studying painting at the Academy of San Fernando in Madrid. Soon after, he landed a prestigious internship at Balenciaga and a position as couture assistant at Lanvin under Antonio del Castillo. In 1963, upon the advice of Vogue editrix Diana Vreeland, de la Renta secured a design job at Arden for two years to try his hand at ready-to-wear. Two years later, he decamped to take over Jane Derby and launch his signature line. His love for couture always remained, however. He returned to the sector from 1993 to 2002 to design the haute couture collections for Balmain.


Throughout his almost 50-year career, the dynamic designer dressed everyone from First Ladies to Hollywood’s most notable celebs — all while expanding his company into a full-fledged lifestyle brand; he debuted fragrance in 1977, accessories in 2001, home goods in 2002 and bridal in 2006. Preciously, he’s designed bridal under the ODLR signature collection.


The designer’s talent was recognized near and far. He received the Coty Award in 1967 and 1968, took home the CFDA Lifetime Achievement Award in 1990 and was named ambassador-at-large in his motherland, the Dominican Republic.


Click on the slideshow below for a retrospective of de la Renta’s career.






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10 Things You Didn’t Know About Tom Ford

TheFashionSpot's Lifestyle Editor, Sharon Feiereisen, is a freelance lifestyle writer based in New York City. Her work has been published in Newsday, The Knot, AM New York, WHERE New York, Dan's Papers, and Hamptons Magazine, among many other print and online outlets. Check out her tumblr blog, Random Happenings.






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One Minute With … Designer Ines Di Santo

Ines Di Sant Fall 2015

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Ines Di Santo is one of the most celebrated Canadian designers we know. She’s been in the wedding game for 30 years and counting. During her recent trip to the States for Bridal Week, we couldn’t help but squeeze in a couple questions. Let’s hear it for the Canucks!


theFashionSpot: What’s your most memorable career moment so far?


Ines Di Santo: My most memorable moments are having designed for some very special talents and celebrities that have really touched me and made a lasting impression.


tFS: If you could change one thing about the bridal industry, what would it be?


IDS: I would change expectation of what a bride “ought” to be.


tFS: What wedding blogs are you obsessed with?


IDS: I love Style Me Pretty and a Canadian magazine and blog called WedLuxe.


tFS: What should brides splurge on?


IDS: Every bride is different, but the dress and shoes would be my personal choices for splurge pieces.


tFS: What’s coming up next for the brand?


IDS: We’re very excited to launch eveningwear next year!






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25 Jaw-Droppingly Beautiful Wedding Dresses for Fall 2015

Another Bridal Week has come and gone with more yards of crepe satin than we know what to do with. For Fall 2015, designers amped up the sexy factor. Sultry, thigh-high slits were new at Pamella Roland along with crop tops at Reem Acra and low backs at Romona Keveza. Meanwhile, intricate embellishments continued their reign on the runway at houses like Monique Lhuillier. Ditto for long sleeves and tiered skirts, shown everywhere from Dennis Basso for Kleinfeld to Badgley Mischka. That should tide us over until April.


To get a look at the most beautiful wedding dresses of Fall 2015, click through our gallery below.






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Runway to Real Life: Emma Stone in Jason Wu, Kristen Stewart in Chanel and More (Forum Buzz)

Between film festivals and fancy galas, Hollywood’s leading ladies have plenty of opportunities to strut their stuff in runway looks. Here, we take a look at the likes of Emma Stone, Kate Bosworth, Keira Knightley and Kristen Stewart in both ready-to-wear and haute couture.


Emma Stone in Jason Wu Spring 2015


Emma Stone in Jason Wu

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Emma hit the red carpet in shimmering Jason Wu for the premiere of Birdman at the New York Film Festival. Other than a slightly different black shoe, the look was nearly identical to what walked down the runway.


“Love her in green,” Rose n Toast commented. “Perfect hair and makeup (as per usual!). I would have loved it a lot more if the top was more fitted and the skirt was tighter around her waist, but she suits the 20s vibe.”


Not Plain Jane summed up the look as “cute and stylish.”


Alyssa-K wasn’t entirely convinced. “I like the bottom of this outfit, but something in the way the top of that dress falls is bothering me,” she shared.






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