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We likey Daddy Likey’s Winona very much indeed for her quick wit and charming sensuality. Toss in a few raging fashion hormones, sweet naivete, and an absence of malice against the world, and you have a complex, intriguing woman with more than an echo (and the bunnymen) of goodness in her heart.
He’s not the real Karl Lagerfeld, only wittier. That would be the faux Karl Lagerfeld from the exuberantly funny blog, Karl Lagerfeld’s Guide to Life.
And oh what a guide it is! The very essence, the raison de etre of his Karlness, the fan-tinged, white-shocked hair, larger-than-life persona of the Fashion God himself is captured and distilled for all to see, along with special appearances by the faux Anna Wintour and the revenant of Yves Saint Laurent.
Lenore Solmo (left) is a world traveler, a self- taught artist, and a very creative women. A lifelong fascination with design led this Brooklyn, New York-based artist to create her own business designing jewelery and accessories. What attracted the Fashion Time Magazine to Lenore’s work was her ironically ingenious creation of Fashion Magazine jewelery, a genesis of art-imitating-art-imitating-life via the use of renewable and sustainable materials including old fashion magazines and brass.
If you hadn’t heard of England’s Dean Thomas before, now you shall. Hailed as the next ‘Big Thing’ by the UK’s Daily Mail, he is a rising star of the British fashion scene, an innovator in fabric and feathers, whose creations have already drawn the appreciation of Vogue, establishing himself as one of the trendiest young designers in the world.
Briana of the College Fashion style site is extremely good at what she does, and that is college fashion, style, and glamour, an area of concern to millions of stylish women the world over, who want to look their best, be aware of the latest trends, adopt a celebrity muse, and optimize their inner and outer beauty in an affordable way.
The innovative and enterprising Sarah-Jean Ballard has found her niche in the Fashion blogosphere with the creation of a website, The Fashionable Housewife that caters to housewives and stay-at-home-moms, fashion-conscious but life-occupied women, who in the past had neither the time nor energy, to seek out the fab and glamorous, stylish and couture, trendy and chic.
Omiru, under the direction of Trisha Okubo and her colleagues Colleen and Yves, seeks to make style accessible to all, covering fashion trends, figure flattery, it’s readers’ questions, and real style for real people. It was named by Time Magazine, as one of the 50 Best Websites for 2008. High praise indeed, or as Time’s Anita Hamilton tells us, Omiru doesn’t just tell you what the fashion trends are — it helps you figure out what actually looks good on you.
Is Gemma Cartwright the next Anna Wintour? The Stylenista supreme holds a degree in Fashion Journalism from the London College of Fashion, owns more than 100 shoes, cherishes Las Vegas and London, loves her hamster, relishes cooking paella, and oversees the Shiny Media empire as Fashion Editor-in-Chief.
Shiny Media attracts some 500,000 visitors a month with the fashion-conscious flocking to such sites as Shoewawa, Catwalk Queen, Trashionista, The Bag Lady, Kiss and Makeup, and Bridalwave.
