The cover of today’s New York Post takes designer John Galliano, fresh from his “apology for anti-Semitic remarks” tour, to task for his outfit, which the Post deems a mockery of the garb worn by the Hasidic faithful. As befitting a tabloid not known for its subtlety, the headline reads “Schmuck!”

But not so fast, says the Anti-Defamation League, which issued a statement defending the designer and bashing the Post story.  Read More

Lisbeth Salander, the goth heroine of Stieg Larsson’s Millennium trilogy, is hardly known for her fashion sense. Described as “a pale, anorexic young woman who had hair as short as a fuse, and a pierced nose and eyebrows,” the hardcore hacker has little in common with the models typically seen fashion ads… except maybe the anorexic part. With the bestseller’s first film installation to set to hit theaters this December, however, H&M is hoping to capitalize on Lisbeth’s off-color style sensibilities. The fast fashion brand has recently announced a line inspired by the perturbed protagonist herself. Read More

The world’s fiercest sow is back! Miss  Piggy has a full spread in the November issue of InStyle, and don’t expect to see this swanky swine roll around in the mud.

Although she may not be a sample size Miss Piggy looks dashing in the photo shoot. Six  designers, including Opening Ceremony, Jason Wu and Read More

Since his debut on the fashion scene in 2002, homegrown designer Zac Posen has taken the world by storm. Dressing the hottest stars in his haute couture gowns for nearly a decade,  the perpetually smirking Mr. Posen has been an industry darling.

And well, who doesn’t love those dimples and curly black hair? Page Six Magazine, that’s who. Read More

Earlier this morning a Parisian court found beleaguered designer John Galliano guilty of committing “public injury” under French law for his antisemitic and racist outbursts last winter.

Galliano, however, was not present at the sentencing this morning. In a letter read to the court Mr. Galliano explained his absence was solely motivated “solely by the Read More

In her column for V Magazine this month, Lady Gaga has some choice words for esteemed fashion critic Cathy Horyn.

“In the age of the Internet, when collections and performances are so accessible to the public and anyone can post a review on Facebook or Twitter, shouldn’t columnists and reviewers, such as Cathy Horyn, employ Read More