Three generations of face 

Honey, There's a Reason Kate Moss is Still Ne Plus Ultra!

Kate Moss, Daria Werbowy and Lara Stone all have separate covers of the September 2012 cover of Paris Vogue

All were shot by Mert Alas and Marcus Piggott, all wearing the same Dolce & Gabbana dress, red lip and slicked back hair



But Kate proves why, at 38, she still commands the room (and the big bucks!)

V Magazine Pays Tribute to Elizabeth Taylor

The Cut has an exclusive preview of V Magazine's Elizabeth Taylor tribute styled by former French Vogue-r Carine Roitfeld starring a Barbie doll and a male model with a famous musician uncle

Spin, Liz, spin!

A Nice Alt-ernative at Chanel

At the Chanel Fall 2011 show, while everyone was cavorting around in tweedy, twee suits, fawning all over Karl for a momentary glance, Emmanuelle Alt sat front row in her "let's ditch fifth period and go to the Orange Julius" effortless cool. 

Let this be clear: I am by no means advocating lazy, casual dressing, but man she looks perfectly pulled together without trying too hard. I can't wait for her premiere French Vogue cover!

French Vogue's Getting Piggy with the Talent

Watch out Emmanuelle Alt, Miss Piggy is gunning for your gig. 

According to Vogue UK, Miss Piggy will play an editor for French Vogue in the latest Muppet movie slated for February 2012. 


You just know every designer with a sense of humor is calling for a cameo! Couldn't you just see Isaac Mizrahi and Piggy at a power lunch while she's decked out in mini Oscar de la Renta and a wee Chanel classic quilted? 

(well excuse me, girlfriend. Of course you've already got a classic. How silly of me.)

(and obviously ELLE, but Miss Piggy and Catherine Deneuve together? Purrrrr)

Original article: http://www.vogue.co.uk/news/daily/110114-miss-piggy-works-at-french-vogue-pa.aspx

Make Room for Emmanuelle

Carine's successor has been named at French VOGUE and Emmanuelle Alt is the girl with the golden ticket.

She's earned it too having been the fashion director and a close hand to Ms. Roitfeld since 2000, and responsible for styling many of the controversial and publicity garnering shoots over the years. 

I'm excited for her and the amazing images will continue, but maybe that's my one grievance. Fashion isn't about continuity and the status quo; a change would have been an exciting mix up.

But then again....

Sacrebleu

Beloved French Vogue editor, Carine Roitfeld is resigning?

After 10 years, she leaves her editor in chief position with the March issue. It's an amicable split (or so they say. This story just came out, so you know there's more news to come over the next few days) and Ms Roitfeld hasn't announced her next move

I always liked Carine's public persona. Yes, she's fashionable as hell, but she also seems like she's having a ball and knows how lucky she is unlike some sourpuss editors we shall not name

Bonne chance, cheri. Your plucky style will be missed on the pages but I'm excited about your next endeavor