Mia Fonssagrives and Vicki Tiel

Marie Helvin

Virginia Pope

Our Miss Pope by Bill Cunningham
http://www.nytimes.com/1993/10/24/magazine/our-miss-pope.html?pagewanted=all

Love, Loss, and What I Wore

Brooke Sheilds, actress and former child model is joining the cast of Nora and Delia Ephron’s “Love, Loss, and What I Wore,” April 28 to May 23 at the Westside Theatre. Based on Ilene Beckerman’s best-selling book, the play examines the close-knit connection between ladies and their labels.

Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/fashion/the_way_wore_8IPpdDTwk3in7aPMYXdjhL#ixzz0m7MylQtv

Bebe Buell

Joseff of Hollywood

Supermodel Paulina Porizkova calls Heidi Montag a "cheap plastic pool float" Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/pagesix/paulina_trashes_plastic_bods_5RtOoSkO3OhmfBitqubx2O#ixzz0lpfJLCi3

Mark Shaw

http://www.markshawphoto.com/index.htm

Rebecca Wetzler

http://www.rebeccawetzler.com/index.html

Michelle Obama is now officially a fashion plate. -Eric Wilson

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Cody Ross

Diana Picasso

Olga Rei and Valentine Uhovski

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Classy - Derek Blasberg

“He’s like a male Elsa Maxwell,” said Simon Doonan, the creative director of Barneys. “He is a social catalyst who can cut across all different levels, mixing society ladies with strippers.” -Eric Wilson

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/15/fashion/15blasberg.html?th&emc=th

McFancy

http://jasontheodor.com/2009/12/22/mcfancy-mcdonalds-re-imagined-as-luxury-by-access-agency/

Grace Kelly: Style Icon

The spectacular wardrobe of Grace Kelly will be on display at the V&A. Tracing the evolution of her style from her days as one of Hollywoods most popular actresses in the 1950s and as Princess Grace of Monaco, the display will present over 50 of Grace Kelly's outfits together with hats, jewellery and the original Hermès Kelly bag. Dresses from her films, including High Society, will be shown as well as the gown she wore to accept her Oscar award in 1955. These will be accompanied by film clips and posters, photographs and her Oscar statuette. The display will also include the lace ensemble worn by Grace Kelly for her civil marriage ceremony to Prince Rainier in 1956 and 35 haute couture gowns from the 1960s and 70s by her favourite couturiers Dior, Balenciaga, Givenchy, and Yves St Laurent. V&A 17 April - 26 September 2010 Sponsored by Van Cleef & ArpelsDetail of the dress worn in High Society
This is “the dress Kelly wore when she dances with Frank Sinatra in her final film, High Society," said Lister. "It's a full-length, with long sleeves and a boat-shaped neckline. It's quite fancy — it follows the lines of her body, but it has this full, flowing skirt and embroidery from the top of the bodice down across the skirt in silk thread and diamante scattered across the bodice.” Photo courtesy of Consulate General of Monaco, New York

Malcolm McLaren Dead At 64

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=125730613&ps=cprs

Marc Quinn Kate Moss Sculptures

Katie Eary

Kim Hastreiter

“She’s got this gift for making that which is indie seem commercial and that which is commercial seem indie,” Sally Singer said.http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/08/fashion/08Gimlet.html?th&emc=th

Jessica Simpson & Ken Paves

Jessica Simpson is doing something many Hollywood starlets would never dare -- she'll appear on the May cover of Marie Claire with no retouching or makeup. Simpson's cover turn comes as she researches what women's looks mean around the world in her VH1 reality show, "The Price of Beauty." For the May issue, Simpson went to the Los Feliz area of LA with her best friend and hairdresser Ken Paves to interview women on what feature of their body they loved most. The issue's due Tuesday. -NY Post

Christian Siriano

No matter how personally annoying Christian Siriano, the "Project Runway" Season 4 winner, can be, he, nonetheless, may be the greatest young working designer in this country right now.
-Linda Stasi, NY Post
Read more: http://www.nypost.com/p/entertainment/tv/kind_of_big_deal_d4z0J2WVMXpdYGIE4W928J#ixzz0kESDOrgf

Tommye Fitzpatrick

Meet Kim Jong Il's Personal Shopper

The personal shopper to North Korea's rulers has come out of hiding in Austria and is talking about the luxury cars, designer clothing—and weapons—that he procured for Kim Jong Il and his dictator father. Kim Jong Ryul, who had to fake his own death and go into hiding, says he even made purchases from House of Dereon and other American firms, among them mass spectrometers, used to identify uranium particles. Kim left his family behind and says he doesn't believe he will ever see them again. He says while he fears for his family, he felt the need to speak up about the injustices dominating his former country. -DBeast
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/asia/la-fg-north-korea-shopper4-2010apr04,0,9233.story

Georgina Bloomberg

New York Mayor Bloomberg's younger daughter, Georgina, has landed a modeling contract with top agency Wilhelmina. Georgina, a keen equestrian who stands to inherit $11.5 billion some day, has just signed up with the agency's sports division, a rep confirmed. -NY Post

Cocorosie

Christine Valmy

It’s no surprise that many people in the beauty industry are looking to make a side dollar or two. Marina Valmy de Haydu, director of the Christine Valmy International Schools, estimates that salons pay their employees around 40 to 60 percent commission on services rendered (excluding tips). But there can be a lot of hands dipping into that pot. There is “one person washing you, another massaging your head, another towel-drying your hair,” said Nicolle Cannone, a Westchester-based owner of a line of baby clothing, who gets at-home sessions with a stylist. After Mrs. Cannone’s sister became friendly with a hairdresser at a pricey Manhattan hair salon (which Mrs. Cannone did not want named as to not jeopardize her stylist’s full-time job), a deal was arranged for the stylist to come to Mrs. Cannone’s home, where both sisters’ hair is cut in the hallway at $60 a head (more than a 50 percent discount from the salon price). “The average person doesn’t really know that they can do these side deals,” said Ying Chu, the beauty and health director at Marie Claire.

http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/01/fashion/01Skin.html?th&emc=th