MADAMOISELLE C : THE MAKING OF CR FASHION BOOK

                SO..... as we all know ( or I only hope you know) Carine Roitfeld, the former Editor in Chief at Vogue Paris to embark on the creation of her own magazine. She then debuted the title as CR Fashion Book. Carine Roitfeld's "Book", in addition to fashion runway shows, designer interviews, and the wonderful world she creates through images, she also does a lot of industry insight with designers and editors, such as behind the scenes visuals from otherworldly couture shows us Americans can only dream of conceptualizing. However, before all this I specifically remember the media drama when she left French Vogue, and the anticipation leading up to announcing she was starting her own magazine, and the painkilling suspense leading up to its release. So while we were desperately waiting, she documented the entire time and process of starting her own business with this new documentary, Madamoiselle C. I WILL be watching this and I'm already DYING for it to come out, but until then, you can watch the trailer below, along with a preview of the third issue. I wonder if she was thinking about CR Fashion Book a few years ago when I took this picture with her.

SPECULATION: US VOGUE SEPTEMBER 2013 COVER

  SO..... Jennifer Lawrence is allegedly supposed to grace the coveted September issue of the magazine.  I really LOVE The Hunger Games and Im DYING to see the 2nd movie, but I'm more so waiting to see what they're gonna do with her on the cover. She's young, and its the biggest issue of the year so I'm HOPING AND PRAYING that they do something extreme and OTT. I need her hanging off a cliff in the Grand Canyon in a custom made Dior bandeau top and custom made Dior skirt-pants that 100 feet long and float in wind....

PERFECT PICK: LADY GAGA APPLAUSE SINGLE COVER

There it is. The single cover for Lady Gaga's new single "Applause" from her album ARTPOP. I personally think its a very well art directed album cover. The typograhy on the bottom reminds me of the same typeface used on Prince's "Purple Rain artwork, and the styling of the photograph is similar to Dior Haute Couture circa 2003.