Elie Tahari described both this collection and its presentation as evoking “A 1950s cocktail party in a Richard Neutra house in Palm Springs.” The results are colorful, modern, and streamlined in that mid-Century California way, with lots of tropical-inspired prints and a feeling of...

We’re about to be hit with a metric shit-tonne of publicity for this Hung Gamers movie, aren’t we?   Jennifer Lawrence featured in the April 2012 issue of Glamour magazine. Fashion editor: Anne Christensen. On her first thoughts about The Hunger Games being turned into a...

The atmosphere was very casual during the Elie Tahari presentation, which made for an oasis in the middle of the usual runway show madness. The models were chatting and having a good time and Champagne was being passing around, giving the room a feel almost like a party, where all the women...

We love this editorial. W did the same thing last year; took all of the most-talked about performances of the year, dressed the actors up in new and sometimes unexpected ways, and shot some gorgeous pictures. The men are all a little standard and disappointing, but the actresses managed some...

Oh, we just love this. ELLE magazine has an editorial titled “Pulp Fiction” starring all the ladies from Ryan Murphy’s popular shows (Glee and American Horror Story): Lea Michele, Dianna Agron, Kate Mara, Naya Rivera, Jayma Mays, Taissa Farmiga, Connie Britton, Heather...

It’s kind of … is “ironic” the right word? … that a red carpet challenge, which has always been considered (by the majority of online fandom, at least) to be among the weakest and easiest of the Project Runway challenges, is intriguingly difficult and requires...

True story: We’ve been sitting on this post for days now. Not because it’s explosive or that it required a lot of work, but because Tom was somewhat agressively ambivalent about featuring her. He doesn’t hate her, the way half the internet seems to, but…...

A good designer will take you on a trip when he shows you his latest collection and that trip often has a time travel element to it. For this collection, Elie Tahari took us to explorer-ridden 19th Century Egypt. More intelligent social commentators than us can opine as to why there’s...

Darlings, let’s all jet off to Morocco today. Right now. We can sell Saffy into slavery and pass out for three days after sampling the local greenery. Doesn’t that sound so much better than whatever you had planned? Elie Tahari got it right when he took the Marrakech Express as...

Elie Tahari, it seems, is feeling the times like everyone else. It’s funny; due to the vagaries of Fashion Week scheduling , which required us to split up and watch shows separately, and the opportunity to attend shows in the skybox (Michael Kors and Nanette Lepore) or off-site (Oscar...

Ah, Fashion Week. It all seems like a dream, except we have mountains of laundry to do and it all smells like Marc Jacobs’ Bang or Dolce & Gabbana’s Light Blue. As we wallow in our pajamas and revel in carbs again, let’s take one last, loving, bitchy look back. Hidetoshi...