“I hope to have a few girls one day. If not girls, they better be trannies. Because I have some amazing shoes and bags and stories that need to be appreciated.”
-Blake Lively, Elle’s March cover girl, tells the mag.
One problem: What if your daughter or trannie doesn’t wear the same shoe size you do? Can you tell that even though I don’t have a closet filled with Louboutins, I often think about the same thing. #fashiongirlproblems
“Sometimes women say to me: ‘I’m tired, I don’t want to go out. It’s too much effort.’ And I say to them, ‘You need to take a fashion shower and then you’ll wake up.’ ”
Anna Dello Russo also reveals that she changes in the car and switches her outfit approximately five times a day.
“In Tokyo, they have all these stores that have fake Chanel and Versace. And I’m an Italian from New York, so I still buy it. This jacket is a fake.”
-Lady Gaga keeps it real, kinda.
“There have been on-and-off conversations about Dior. I don’t know; maybe someday in the future, maybe years from now, I may end up going someplace else, maybe Dior. But right now I am at Vuitton, and all that matters to me is that that’s where I am and I’m going to keep doing my thing … The irony in all of this is that I don’t dream of doing anything else, or I didn’t.”
-Marc Jacobs clears up the Dior rumors. Do your thing Marc. Do your thing.
“I’m not sure — it’s an amazing job, I don’t know if he would be the right person for it. John Galliano is difficult to replace. I think it’s important not to jump into things. It needs to be a logical continuation of the brand. But who am I to say anything? I guess we all just have to wait and see.”
“I really want a Gothic castle or a church, but I haven’t had time. I’ve only been home for about two weeks in the last two years.”
[Vogue UK]
I really want a Gothic castle too but I’ve been broke for the past two years.
“It was taken out of my own blood sample so it’s a sense of having me on your skin. But don’t worry, it doesn’t smell like blood. Actually the perfume smells like an expensive hooker.”
-Gaga tells The Daily Mail.
So glad it smells like an expensive hooker because I wasn’t going to buy it if it smelled like a cheap hooker.
“I think they should make a tax so that when you earn a certain amount of money, you have to spend a certain amount on shopping. To buy whatever … And that way, we create tons of jobs. I think it’s a good idea. What I hate is people with a lot of money who don’t spend it.”
-Karl Lagerfeld reveals his way to save the economy.
“When women are in positions of power, and they’re featured in a women’s magazine like Vogue … they tend to be incredibly unfairly criticized. It’s an incredibly old-fashioned approach. Just because you’re in a position of power, and you look good and you enjoy fashion — does that mean you’re an idiot, or that it’s not seemly to be in a woman’s magazine? If a man is in GQ, they don’t get the same kind of criticism.”
-Anna Wintour speaks the truth in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
“I don’t really follow trends. I don’t know what they are. I think people make them up, and then they say, ‘Oh yeah, yellow’s really in this season.’ Sometimes there are obvious trends, but there aren’t any at the moment I can think of. Are there? It’s bullshit. Trends are a lie magazines make up so you feel like you have to buy something.”
-Alexa Chung reveals her thoughts on trend conspiracies.
“If you were to go through my closet right now, you’d lose your mind. I have 300 square feet from the last 40 years, 20 clothing racks. I got boots from hell from everyone from what Brian Jones [of the Rolling Stones] used to wear to boots I’ve designed recently. Just tons of stuff. I’m exploding with ideas. Andy [Hilfiger] came to my L.A. house, you couldn’t walk through [the closet] either. You need a seeing eye dog to get through it all.”
-Steven Tyler tells WWD.
