“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
9:00 P.M. Grand entrance. Create some drama in silk and feathers by Karl Lagerfeld for Chanel.
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
8:00 P.M. Cocktail time. A slinky fringe-draped number with crystal detail by Giorgio Armani is sure to stun at any hour of the day.
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
5:00 P.M. Getting a leg up. Riccardo Tisci of Givenchy turns smoky gray into something gorgeous with organza tiers and intrixcate origami pleats.
golds, grays, and ornate walls
MODELING MODELING MODELING: Karl Lagerfeld “24-Hour Couture” Harper’s Bazaar US June 2007
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
3:00 P.M. Working it out. A silk chiffon frock by Jean Paul Gaultier gets punched up with a big satin bow.
More doors I love.
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
11:30 A.M. Statuesque beauty. An embroidered tulle column by Valentino highlights the hourglass with a sweet and sexy cut.
MODELING MODELING MODELING: Karl Lagerfeld “24-Hour Couture” Harper’s Bazaar US June 2007
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
10:00 A.M. Decisions, decisions. Versace’s princess-y sequined tulle gown is a dream come true.
MODELING MODELING MODELING: Karl Lagerfeld “24-Hour Couture” Harper’s Bazaar US June 2007
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
9:00 A.M. What to wear? You can’t go wrong with an ethereal chiffon gown by Jean Paul Gaultier.
Also fantastic: gold molding, paneling, details.
Also also fantastic: the bundle of white fabric on the left.
MODELING MODELING MODELING: Karl Lagerfeld “24-Hour Couture” Harper’s Bazaar US June 2007
“24-Hour Couture”
Harper’s Bazaar, June 2007
photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Gisele Bundchen
8:30 A.M. It’s a new day. An explosion of tulle courtesy of John Galliano for Dior will get you going.
Tulle explosion, people. Tulle. Explosion. The best kind of explosion.
—and a great red wallpaper.
The Dallas Cowboys are not a babysitting service
I’m a little worried about Dallas’ habit of drafting children— well, Dez Bryant and Martellus Bennett.
First, Dez Bryant has a diva problem:
SAN ANTONIO — Receiver Dez Bryant has done everything right on the field during the first two days of Dallas Cowboys training camp, but he refuses to participate in an NFL rite of passage.
According to the rookie first-round pick, Roy Williams and the other veteran receivers can carry their own shoulder pads after practice.
Williams gave his pads to Bryant after Sunday’s morning practice, but Bryant declined to carry them. Williams threatened to go to “step two” when talking to reporters.
“I’m not doing it,” Bryant said. “I feel like I was drafted to play football, not carry another player’s pads.”
“If I was a free agent, it would still be the same thing. I just feel like I’m here to play football. I’m here to try to help win a championship, not carry someone’s pads. I’m saying that out of no disrespect to [anyone].”
This isn’t hazing. Hazing is driving you into the desert, blindfolded, and expecting you to find your way back before animals eat you. Hazing is forcing you to drink hot sauce for hours while riding a bike nude on campus. Hazing is jamming a badge into your bare chest until it bleeds. Carrying pads during training camp is not hazing.
Cathedral of Palma, Majorca, Spain
“Noble Farewell”
Vogue, July 2010
photographer: Annie Leibovitz
Irina Kulikova
gold feathers and tulle
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