Duchess of Cambridge

Rumor is Anna Wintour is dying to get Kate Middleton on the cover of US Vogue. YES PLEASE, that editorial spread would be amazing! Since Mario Testino is BFFs with the royal family and shoots 99% of Vogue's covers it's destined to happen and hopefully soon!! Side note: I adore these pics of Kate and her hubby!

The January of Fashion

It finally arrived in the mail! Goodness 758?! I can't wait to check out the editorials!!

Editorial Sunday

Wow it's been a very busy week fo me! Work has taken me to a few off site events like morning TV segments, Riviera's To Dine For and next week is gonna be even crazier! Dave Koz CD Release Party and TCI Media Dinner. I'm surprised that I have time to update my blog. Sooo for Editorial Sunday, I just can't get enough of the December 2005 American Vogue issue. This is the feature piece with cover girl, Keira Knightly playing Dorothy in their rendition of The Wizard of Oz. This is definitely another magical editorial done by Ms. Grace Coddington.

The Wizard of Oz
American Vogue, December 2005
Photography by: Annie Leibovitz
Styled by: Grace Coddington
Model: Keira Knightly

2-for-1

Yesterday I mentioned aEdward Enninful's 2-for-1 Editorial. The concepts behind 2-for-1 and Glamorama are very similar; taking everyday tasks turning them into fashionable editorials. This time you're in a supermarket instead of the Laundromat. 2-for-1 is a fun piece featuring apparel from Balenciaga, Prada and Carolina Herrera.

US Vogue, September 2008
2-For-1 Special
Attention, shoppers! Now in season: dual-tone sheaths that juxtapost colors and fabrics to striking, graphic effect.
Photography by: Steven Meisel
Styled by: Edward Enninful
Models: Amber Valetta & Kirsty Hume

Editorial Sunday

Fashionable GTL. Editorial Sunday features an oldie, but goodie piece from the December 2005 American Vogue issue. Our models are off to the Laundromat to get their GTL on. This TOTALLY reminds me of the September 2008 American Vogue 2-for-1 editorial. Instead of the Laundromat they are at the supermarket. (Apparently Edward Enninful did both editorials!) Anywho, I'm pretty sure the folks at Jersey Shore would be proud of these ladies getting their GTL (mostly L) on. The dresses are pure glam.

American Vogue, December 2005
Glamorama
More drama than a daytime soap! The new formal party dress drips with drop-dead lace--and looks best with big-time jewels
Photography by: Steven Meisel
Styled by: Edward Enninful
Models: Lily Donaldson, Gemma Ward & Caroline Trentini