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A beauty bye…
Gucci Westman, Revlon’s global artistic director, announced today that she will be leaving the makeup brand on April 15. Westman held her post at Revlon for seven years and was known for introducing the Color Stories collection. Of the decision, Westman said, “This was a great chapter in my career, and I’m excited for all that’s ahead.” [WWD]
#dazedgeneration…
Game of Thrones star Maisie Williams has been tapped to cover Dazed’s Spring/Summer 2015 issue. Called the “State of the Nation issue,” the edition celebrates young creative talents in the U.K., bringing the country’s most inspiring voices together for a shoot with Johnny Dufort. The issue also discusses important topics among the Dazed generation, such as immigration issues, gender rights, and education. [Dazed]
Kristen and Karl…
Armed with a series of vintage cameras, Kristen Stewart set out to take on her latest role: a photojournalist chicly adorned in Chanel clothing and accessories. The actress is the face of Chanel’s Spring 2015 eyewear campaign, lensed by none other than Karl Lagerfeld himself. This is Stewart’s first eyewear campaign for the house, though she is a Chanel ad veteran, having starred in both clothing and handbag campaigns in the past. [The Telegraph]
Sorry, Kate…
Author Margaret Atwood is known to be outspoken, though fashion is not usually the area in which she voices her opinion. At a recent Fashion and Fiction panel at the Victoria and Albert Museum, the author candidly revealed her view on the style choices of the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. “I think she dresses quite uneventfully,” the author explained, adding, “To be honest with you, I haven’t paid that much attention. But why would I, really? Too old.” [Grazia]
Hey, bae…
At Omighty Clothing, standard washing instruction labels are a thing of the past. Not only does the brand’s nontraditional label refer to its customers as “bae,” it also describes the washing instructions in the most profanity-laden way possible. We recommend this clothing be kept away from children, and despite the label’s instruction to “hand over to mama if you lazy as shit,” we don’t think she should see it, either. [Styleite]
—Zoe Anastasiou, Style.com
