The only thing better than reality TV? Fashion reality TV!
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It’s almost hard to believe that Gucci has been around for more than three quarters of a century. Throughout the years ,Gucci has mastered the art of staying current within the fashion industry by developing creative ways to reinvent itself. With the support of mega pop stars such as Katy Perry, who previously appeared on the cover of Elle Magazine for March 2011 completely decked out in items from the 2012 Spring Collection, Gucci successfully maintains brand recognition by expanding to the younger market. Gucci, rated #41 of the Top Global Brands by Business Week in 2009, has much to show for its 90 years in fashion design and retail. However, few are aware of Gucci’s humble beginnings. The brand which is widely known for its tailored men's and women's apparel that bare the glamorous golden double G logo was first established in a quaint town in Italy.
Monday night’s Elle Magazine tribute to the Woman of Hollywood event honored an amazing group of our most beloved starlets—but, of course, our eyes were glued to the amazing fashion on display. The event (sponsored by Calvin Klein, L’Oreal Paris, and David Yurman and hosted by Joel McHale) honored the careers of actresses Viola Davis, Barbra Streisand, Naomi Watts, Jennifer Aniston, Evan Rachel Wood, Freida Pinto, Michelle Pfeiffer and Elizabeth Olsen, and DreamWorks chief executive officer Stacey Snider.
According to coverage by WWD, the event was awe-inspiring for young actresses: “She’s one of the reasons I wanted to become an actor,” said Olsen of Pfeiffer; lighthearted in spirit. Reese Witherspoon introduced Jennifer Aniston; “You just want to get your nails done with her, and you want to make out with her at the same time, at least I do,” she said. “And that’s what we do sometimes on Saturdays;” and inspirational: “As I was walking the red carpet, someone asked me, ‘What sets you apart from everybody in the room?’ I said, ‘Well, I’m black.’ Just being real,” said Viola Davis, before adding, “You don’t always love what you do, but what keeps me in the business is hope, and that’s the hope that women of color are also part of the narrative.”
The pop singer talks about her career, her marriage and her weight without any complex in the March issue of ELLE magazine.
You knew that she Kissed a Girl, but did you know that when she was younger, all she wanted to was to look like Kate Moss?
Here's what Russell Brand's wife told the magazine about her body
"I was shaped like a square at one time. I was! I'm generally around 130 pounds, which is totally fine for me. But when I was a kid, I was the same height and weighed more like 145. And I had enormous boobs that I didn't know what to do with, so I wore minimizers, which were not cute. Those thick-ass straps! I got made fun of for the over-the-shoulder boulder holder...and all I wanted was to look like Kate Moss. Little did I know...that these things would come in handy someday."
Tired of those bags under your eyes? Well, looks like Elle Magazine’s Ask E. Jean has the solution. While sleeping simply prop up your bed frame with some books to lift your head above your heels.
Sound too easy? Yes. Is it worth a shot? Absolutely.
The hype of book-sized September issues may have subsided, but ELLE continues to bring excitement and anticipation to its October issue, too. This month marks the publication's 25th anniversary, and to celebrate, it profiles 25 celebrity women under 25. The magazine boasts four different covers, featuring Lauren Conrad, Amanda Seyfried, Megan Fox, and Gabourey Sidibe. Each of the midtwentysomethings respond to a range of inquiries ranging from work to play, and no question is out of the question. Take an exclusive peak into the pages of this special edition with Joonbug's first look.
Hang out with the fashionistas at Elle magazine on Sunday September 12, 2010 at The Griffin for cocktails to celebrate 25 Years of Transforming Style featuring the best in cocktails, music, beauty with looks by Sebastian Professional and the hottest beats from DJ Manero.
It's fashion week in New York and Kelly Cutrone wants to make sure her girls Whitney and Roxy are on their A game. Kelly tells Whitney it's important that she goes to as many shows as she can - unless she has crappy seats then don't go. Whitney being the non-industry buff that she is thinks that logic is silly. It is silly but it's also probably how the fashion industry operates. So listen to Mama Kelly for once will ya, Whit. Speaking of Kelly, she's giving Roxy a chance to help run one of her fashion shows. Roxy is all about it. She really wants the opportunity to prove herself to Kelly. Kelly isn't entirely on board but she says okay. If Roxy messes up she tells her she'll fire her. Joe over at Elle could take some tips from Kelly on how to deal with lax employees.
The always pleasant Kristen Stewart has tried to shed some light on Lindsay Lohan's antics in a recent interview with Elle UK. According to Stewart, your family and upbringing defines who you become.
"My family are amazing. I had like, the perfect upbringing. It sucks for people like Lindsay Lohan, but it's not her fault that she's so off the rails."
Thank you Kristen for that enlightening take on the situation, because we didn't already know that Dina and Michael Lohan are both certifiably out of their minds.