Cover Shot of the Week: “Viva Naomi!” Says the cover of Vogue Brazil for May 2013, which features top model Naomi Campbell in a blonde wig. The magazine celebrates its 38th year with a special editorial starring the British model, which reveals her personal closet gems, as well as joining her Brazilian friends Andrea Dellal, Ronaldo, and others on a special photoshoot. (FGR)
Hot in the News: Since revealing her pregnancy on Instagram last Friday (26.4), Natasha Poly has been all over the news. This will be the 27-year-old Russian beauty’s first pregnancy. SHe posted a photo showing her belly in a floaty and delicate Carolina Herrera dress. (Telegraph)
Sexy Alert: There is something sizzling hot inside Jalouse’s new May edition and it’s Valerie Van Der Graff & Amber Anderson’s sexy editorial. The photo shoot is all about the conflict between sensuality and innocence, and by looking at the seductive photos by photographer Stian Foss, believe us... YOU will be conflicted between who looks hotter! (fashionising)
Trend Spotter: Spring 2013 has arrived, but in most places around the world it’s still a bit too chilly to bring out your summer clothes. Here is the perfect solution for these in-between months: Put on a fur vest! From knitted fur to colored fur and fluffy fur, you’ll find all sorts of designs in the link below -- but remember, nobody can really tell the difference between the real thing and faux fur. (Elle)
Designer Special: Today is Donatella Versace’s birthday! In a special interview at the Vogue Festival the designer opened up about her brother, Gianni, and her successful career. Donatella, who will be 60 next year, also discussed her personal fashion style which consists of heels, tight pants, and diamonds. (Vogue UK)
Cool Video Spot: Keira Knightley plays Coco Chanel in the new short film for Chanel, shot by Karl Lagerfeld in black and white. ‘Once Upon a Time’ will premiere on Chanel’s website, May 8th. Lagerfeld appears to direct like he designs; placing emphasis on esthetics and less on the plot. His director's advice to Knightley before filminq was, “Do it your way, huh?”
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