It’s been 6 months since the world said goodbye to the incredibly talented Amy Winehouse. Her powerful voice moved those who heard it and her unique style inspired many, which is why Jean Paul Gaultier saw it fitting to pay tribute to the late songstress in his Paris runway show earlier this week. But Mitch Winehouse, Amy’s father, thinks otherwise. Could it be that Gaultier’s show and couture collection were done in poor taste? [Fashionologie]
We all know that beauty and fashion go hand-in-hand, but Sephora, the popular beauty store, is truly dipping it’s toes into the fashion realm. Mega designer Prabal Gurung has teamed up with the beauty chain to give it’s all-black employee uniforms a revamp. The new “cast member” ensembles are a modern and almost futuristic design, with black still being the predominant color, but accented with red trim. [BellaSugar]
If there is anyone in the world whose job we can all envy it’s Scott Schuman and Garance Dore‘s. The photobloggers run two very successful and highly acclaimed fashion blogs (The Sartorialist and Garance Dore) which feature street style shots from around the globe. Their success has inspired so many others to create their own photoblogs, but what sets these two apart from the rest is their ability to make a more-than-decent living from their blogs. And according to Schuman, it’s all about maintaing the integrity of his blog. [Fashionista]
If there was ever a time when Kate Middleton had a bad style moment, we certainly haven’t heard of it. For the last few years, the beautiful British commoner who stole Prince William‘s heart has also stolen ours with her flawless fashion sense. And when it comes to wearing head pieces, we couldn’t think of anyone else who does it better, which is why Princess Kate has been named Hat Person of The Year by The Headwear Association. [Fashion Etc.]
Have you ever wondered what Belle would look like if she were a modern-day bookworm? Or what Ariel would be wearing today if you saw her walking down the street? Well, viria13 from Deviant Art has rendered a dozen Disney Princesses in modern-day hipster style, and we can’t help but love them all. [The Gloss]
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