
a vintage top, some cutoffs, and my favorite muse bag complete this easy, breezy summer look. (kareem anglin)

fashion + beauty + insider interviews + est 2006
the posture is awful. but besides that, what's not to love in this photo of naomi campbell at the grammy foundation gala event. i love the mettalic armor detail on the dress and those shoes are a perfect compliment.
clearly, a big bootie does not a beautiful back shot make. super high stilletto heels can have the same dayum effect. case in point: victoria "posh spice" beckham's over-dressed fabulousness on recent shopping trip with her haute husband. becks looks good, and ofcourse, queen latifah is beautiful, even when dressed as a commoner. but both pale next to posh.
way to capitalize on being a jail bird. yes, ja rule definitely got bail. but i def don't think it's too fly that you had to put your new jersey mansion up to make it. just my humble opinion. blaynista's know that i love being financial fabulous as i do being fashionably so. ja rule looks good in this witty tee - but is it really all good financially? just asking.....
no. it's not the clothing. on swizz's wife, mashonda, that dress looks very average and oversold (i think joyce leslie, forever 21, and ever "boutique" in soho sells it.) and that polo hat looks whatever on swizz. but do you know what makes these two look fabulous and rundown-worthy? their very beautiful marriage which has stood the test of time, groupies, and kids. this is something to aspire to.
another one for the something new files! because i know many of you are budding fashionista's who aspire to be writers, designers, and pr execs in fashion - i have decided to interview the best of the best in the industry ( and ofcourse, they are all blaynista's!) to find out the what, where, and how of working - and getting work - in the fashion industry. they are labled "career chronicles." our first profile is ms. charreah jackson, a young woman i fell in total love with when i met her at a panel discussion weeks ago. i followed up witih her for the scoop on her job as editorial assistant for essence.com. read and enjoy!
find out how YOU can be this happy at your job too!
*Ian Wagasky, formerly at Judith Agisim Associates, has been named executive assistant to Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG Fashion.
*Marisa Drucks, currently executive assistant to Fern Mallis, senior vice president of IMG Fashion, is leaving to join The Wall Group, where she will work with Brooke Wall in the same capacity.
*Zanna Roberts has been promoted to senior fashion editor at Marie Claire. She was previously fashion editor there.
*Ning Chao, formerly beauty editor at In Style, is now senior beauty editor at Marie Claire. Kahlana Barfield, formerly assistant editor at In Style, has been named associate beauty editor.
*Jaimee Zanzinger has been named executive editor, special projects at Real Simple. She had been editor there.
*Rachel Hardage has been named executive editor, special projects at Real Simple. She had been editor there.
*Jenny Bailly, beauty director at Cosmopolitan, has left the magazine.
*Ruthie Fonseca, an assistant to People StyleWatch accessories editor Regina Delgado Gardiner, has left. Succeeding her is Christine Cruz.
*Peter Waldman has been named senior writer at Condé Nast Portfolio. He had been foreign correspondent at Wall Street Journal.
*Rebecca Dana has left the New York Observer and joined the Wall Street Journal.
Erin Fetherston of Fetherston Design Group
Phillip Lim of 3.1 Phillip Lim
Rogan’s Rogan Gregory
Philip Crangi of Philip Crangi Jewelry
Scott Sternberg of Band of Outsiders
Threeasfour’s Gabriel Asfour, Angela Donhauser, and Adi Gil
Nunthirat Koi Suwannagate of Koi
Vena Cava’s Lisa Mayock and Sophie Buhai
Victoria Bartlett of VPL
Michael Bastian
There's no such thing as fashion. Fashion is an idea to make you think that you're not in it at all times. Fashion is what is offered to you four times a year. Style is what you choose.
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