L a z y S u n d a y

Barbara Streisand, Vogue, July 1972

Vogue, December 2003

Twiggy

Photographed by Justin de Villeneuve, Vogue, April 1970

Veruschka, Vogue, July 1968

Cher

Photographed by Arnaud de Rosnay, Vogue, August 1967

I C O N I C

Veruschka

Photographed by Henry Clarke, Vogue, January 1965

city of d r e a m s

Vogue, July 2009

Vogue, July 2009 

Horst

Photography by Horst, Vogue, September 1939

Morgan Freeman Makes Everything Better

Morgan Freeman and Lara Stone, Vogue, June 2009

Yuck!

Extraordinary Profiles

Audrey Hepburn

Photographed by Cecil Beaton, Vogue, August 1968

Allegra Caracciolo di Castegneto

Photographed by Karen Radkai, Vogue, September 1963

Breakfast at the Patisserie

Photography by Arthur Elgort, Vogue, March 1999

The Godfather

Read this.  

And then definitely check out the slideshow. 

Dearest Vogue, 

Take a lesson from Vogue Paris and change up your cover. Your template of boring sans serif fonts has gotten a bit stale. It's so refreshing to see more avant-garde typefaces on covers, like the one of Scarlett's name. It's also delightful to see intriguing photographs chosen for covers, unlike your terribly predictable shots of erect celebrities posing outdoors. Well-done, Vogue Paris. And Vogue, you need to step it up. 

Yours, 

Kate

"It's a bit like for an actor. Do you want to go to Hollywood or do you want to stay here in Paris and do the cinema I like to do? I think I prefer to stay here in Paris." 

- Carine Roitfeld to CNN, on why she prefers her job to Anna's.

spring is in the air

It is so warm and sunny here today! A nice change from the sorry, frigid weather we have been having for what seems like forever. I love it. Go outside and enjoy the sunny skies today. Go shopping!

"What's your greatest strength? 'My decisiveness.' And weakness? 'My children.'" - Anna Wintour, in The September Issue.

The September Issue To Come To A Theatre Near You!

RJ Cutler's Vogue documentary The September Issue is coming to a theatre near, well, all of us! The American rights have been picked up by Roadside Attractions. And the film will debut in - how appropriate - September! A&E still owns the television rights, but don't count on the film being shown on the tube until after its run in theatres.