
Actor Hugh Dancy on the cover of Vogue Hommes International’s 2008 Fall/Winter edition. Photo by Mario Testino.



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Actor Hugh Dancy on the cover of Vogue Hommes International’s 2008 Fall/Winter edition. Photo by Mario Testino.




The September 2008 issue of Gentlemen’s Quarterly has a feature entitled “The Timeless Style of JFK JR.”, which pays tribute to the classic American clothing JFK Jr. wore in his Cape Cod youth.

Pick up a copy, or surf on over to GQ’s site at Men.Style.com, for a slideshow which includes iconic archival photographs of the man himself.


Eva Mendes has landed on the cover of what is considered to be the fashion bible, Vogue.
Famed photographer Steven Meisel asked the 34-year-old Cuban-American actress to pose for Italian Vogue after they worked together on Calvin Klein’s upcoming perfume and underwear ads earlier this year.

Cutler and Gross‘ new campaign features model Danny Schwarz of Premier Model Management, in a series of ads inspired by the 1967 Dustin Hoffman film “The Graduate“.
“The Graduate” won an Academy Award for director Mike Nichols and tells the tale of Benjamin Braddock, a college graduate trapped into an affair with Mrs. Robinson, an older woman who just happens to be the wife of his father’s business partner. Things get complicated when Benjamin finds himself falling in love with Mrs. Robinson’s teenage daughter, Elaine.
The film costars Oscar nominees Katharine Ross as Elaine and Anne Bancroft in the role Mrs. Robinson, one of film world’s most memorable characters.
Photos: Cutler & Gross
Radar reports that gimmicky clothing line Heatherette, may or may not have gone out of business.
“The demise of Heatherette has been months in the making. The label actually canceled their fashion week show in February, though founder Traver Rains claimed at the time that he and partner Richie Rich were simply reorganizing the company and would be back in time for next fashion week. The reorganization was supposed to involve finding a new financial backer after Rich and Rains burned through the $6 million given to them by the Weisfeld Group, owner of urban streetwear outfit FUBU; a source tells Radar that the duo’s efforts were unsuccessful, and that Rains and Travers have now amicably parted ways.”

You may remember Joseph Gordon-Levitt as the little boy on “3rd Rock From The Sun”, but in the time since, Gordon-Levitt has established himself as one of Hollywood’s most successful young actors, gaining critical acclaim for his performances in a string of succesful indie films including “Brick”, “Manic”, “Mysterious Skin” and “The Lookout”.

T.J. Wilk is a male model best known for his appearance on the reality show “The Janice Dickinson Modeling Agency.”
Born Terry Wilk in 1979 in Cleveland, Ohio, 6′ 1″ tall Wilk is an accomplished musician, a champion diver who placed 17th in the nation for the 3 meter springboard dive, and nanny. Wilk is said to love children and despite his recent success in the world of modeling and entertainment, still maintains his nanny job to this day.

Drew Barrymore is the face of Gucci’s high-end fine jewelery line. This makes Drew the first celebrity ever to be featured in one of the infamous design house’s advertising campaigns.

Sarah Jessica Parker is the latest celebrity to join the ranks of fashion designer, her new clothing line “Bitten” launched today at Steve & Barry’s in Herald Square, here in Manhattan.
The line is said to be high quality but affordable, with no garment costing more than $20. “Bitten” will be available exclusively from Steve & Barry’s.
Launching a clothing isn’t the only thing on Sarah Jessica’s busy agenda these days, speaking on Tuesday’s edition of Entertainment Tonight, Parker confessed production on the big screen adaptation of “Sex and the City” is slowly but surely coming together.

Above we have Melania Trump and son Baron. I’m digging Melania’s Eva Gabor “darling I love you but give me Park Avenue” ensemble. Women in the U.S. need to dress up like they’re having breakfast at Tiffany’s more often and do away with the ever prevalent Rosanne casual look. There’s just no excuse ladies, comfort is ugly. Life should always be one continuous, well styled 60’s sit-com.
The iconic black Givenchy gown worn by Audrey Hepburn in the opening sequence of “Breakfast at Tiffany’s” was sold at auction for $807,000, 7 times more than the $138,000 estimated. Proceeds from the sale will go to City of Joy Aid, a charity which helps India’s poor.
Source: Reuters