Posts for April 23rd 2010

Spanx

Cynthia Rowley's New Shapewear Collection is Both Sexy and Functional

Blame it on celebrities and their Spanx, Lady Gaga's corsets, or Mad Men—but shapewear is officially back as a wardrobe basic.


Blame it on celebrities and their Spanx, Lady Gaga's corsets, or Mad Men—but shapewear is officially back as a wardrobe basic. Thankfully, Cynthia Rowley is designing a collection of body sculpting undergarments that don't look like your granny's girdles. Called Slim by Cynthia Rowley, the new collection of high-waisted bikinis, body-hugging slips, and minimizing bras are color-blocked in nude with turquoise or black with gray and look nothing like those other flesh-toned biker shorts. Slim by Cynthia Rowley will be in stores this summer and retail for $118 to $226.

Sarah Jessica Parker

Fashion in 50 Seconds 04/23/10 Freja Beha Erichsen For Interview, Naomi in Trouble Again

Freja Beha Erichsen, photographed by Craig McDean for Interview, is "Tough Ballerina."

Freja Beha Erichsen, photographed by Craig McDean for Interview, is "Tough Ballerina."

Naomi Campbell has yet again been accused of assault, having punched an ABC camera man during an interview.

Glamour magazine may have scored top honors as Magazine of the Year during last night's National Magazine Awards, but New York was the big winner, receiving four Ellies.

Sarah Jessica Parker recorded the audio guide for “American Woman: Fashioning a National Identity,” the Costume Institute’s spring exhibit opening May 5.

Can Sex and the City 2 really compare to these 25 movies that shook the world of fashion?

"By all means, pluck your mono-brow, dye your mouse-brown hair and work out to firm your body; after all, if fashion changes to celebrate hairy plump women you can go right back."—Paulina Porizkova in her latest Modelinia blog post.

Finale

Project Runway Season Seven Finale: And the Winner Is. . .

From left: looks by Project Runway winner Seth Aaron Henderson Seth Aaron Henderson, the 38-year-old stylist from Vancouver, Washington, took home the big prize last night during the finale of Project Runway season seven.

From left: looks by Project Runway winner Seth Aaron Henderson

Seth Aaron Henderson, the 38-year-old stylist from Vancouver, Washington, took home the big prize last night during the finale of Project Runway season seven. Henderson impressed the judges with his "1940s German-Russian military collection of kick ass girls." Michael Kors called it "exhilarating and powerful," and Nina Garcia thought the collection "fearless." As winner, Henderson will receive $100,000 to continue work on his collection and said his first big splurge will be a vacation with his wife and two children.

Runner-up Emilio Sosa's collection was titled "Color Me Bad" and featured bold reds and blues, while Mila Hermanovski (who took third) presented an impeccably made lineup of mod pieces in black and white. Click below to see all ten looks from each designer, starting with winner Seth Aaron.