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Keith Haring, renowned activist and pop street artist, would have celebrated his 54th birthday today, and even Google is in on the celebration. The artist's work is recognized worldwide for its colorful figures and deceptively simple style, which has inspired people of all ages to pick up a pencil and create art for social change. For Haring's life and enduring legacy, here's our Daily Style Phile.
Lulu Kennedy was recently announced as Love magazine's new editor at large, a position that proves this chick knows a thing or two about fashion. From finding new design talent with Fashion East, to formulating that talent into her own line, Lulu & Co., Kennedy has approached fashion with fun and flair, and has always kept her eyes wide open. See why she is pushing the boundaries and keeping things fashion forward... More»
Imagine Napoleon Dynamite break-dancing in mom jeans. Yes, hold that image for a moment -- and voila! You've got Nathan Barnatt. An internet sensation known for his dancing videos on YouTube, Barnatt choreographs each dance in an online series, and performs solo pieces under his many alter-egos. For those of you who aren't too familiar with this musical/dancing/comedic genius, (or if you are just looking for a good laugh), get the 411 on this hilarious hipster here... More»
Amanda Hearst, great-granddaughter of American media mogul William Randolph Hearst, could be just another blonde-haired blue-eyed socialite (if ya know what I mean), but instead of coasting through life on her name and her trust fund, the 28-year-old seems intent on avoiding the tabloid and reality TV culture that can shoot a girl with her looks, money, and last name into heiress-infamy. More»
Kiernan Shipka may be the youngest member in the Mad Men cast, but she's still managed to get some serious attention--both on and off screen. 12-year-old Kiernan has been playing Sally Draper since the first season of Mad Men, and fans have watched her character evolve from a shy young girl to a rebellious pre-teen over the past four seasons. While we've watched Kiernan play the ever-changing role of Sally, we've also been able to seen Kiernan herself growing up. From Don Draper's doting daughter to darling of the fashion world, Kiernan has keeps her fans on their toes whether she's playing Sally or just being herself.
Get a peek into Kiernan's seriously enviable wardrobe and find out what the budding style-star has in store for the future! More»
By now you've probably seen videos or heard of the Brooklyn based band Sleigh Bells. The duo has taken the music world by storm with their new noise-pop album Reign of Terror. While the band has a distinct sound, they boast a very distinct fashion sense as well. Dawning denim vests, layers of flannel, and Letterman jackets, Sleigh Bells dresses as if they raided a gothic Zack Morris' closet. So let's take a "TIME OUT!" and check out Sleigh Bells. More»
Initially a webpage developer, Bryanboy began blogging about fashion in his late teens. His fashion blog, Bryanboy, brings in over a million views a month--making him one of the hottest internet celebrities. His snarky sense of humor, open lifestyle, and killer fashion sense have skyrocketed him to the front-row seats at Dolce & Gabbana fashion shows. Check out how the financier turned blogger got his start in today's Daily Style Phile. More»
Last weekend, a NY Times article revealed that Bill Powers goes to a lot of parties. (The Gray Lady must not get out much these days.) Everyone knows Bill's ability to bend space and time, which allows him to attend every art opening, fashion show, and gala in New York, and still be early for the parent-teacher conference. But do you know the man behind those rose-colored glasses? From Editor in Chief to gallery owner to reality television star, here are the many hats of Bill Powers. More»
French fashion blogger Garance Doré, 36, makes up one half of what could be called the most sartorially-savvy couple in Manhattan. While on her own, Doré certainly is a force in the fashion blogosphere, having Scott Schuman, 44, whose site The Sartorialist is one of the earliest and most well-known fashion photo blogs, solidifies their status as the power couple of street-style.
The beginnings of Doré's site stemmed from her boredom and frustration with her job as an illustrator in Paris, and because of the site's unambitious start, Doré was shocked by her overnight success. She started the blog in 2006 and began posting her drawings. More»
Former Italian model Giovanna Battaglia left her hometown of Milan and relocated to NYC early last year to work as a fashion editor for W magazine. Giovanna has been turning heads in Italy for years, and she's quickly becoming a fixture on many US street-style blogs like The Sartorialist and Jak and Jil -- but there's more to Giovanna than her inventive outfits. Though she's spoken about the difficulties of switching careers, she's managed to break away from her modeling past and make a real name for herself as a stylist and fashion editor, and now she's making a name for herself a New Yorker. From quick (and frequent) shopping trips to Barney's to a Welcome to NY party at Cipriani Downtown, Giovanna is learning the ins-and-outs of her new city. Click through to see what this style-icon has been up to since she's arrived in the USA. More»
American model Kristen McMenamy first made a name for herself in the late 80's when she worked at top fashion houses like Chanel, Valentino and Versace. It was during her early years as a model that she developed a relationship with Karl Lagerfeld, and once he adopted her as his muse, her career quickly took off. Known for her androgynous look and her ever-changing hair styles, McMenamy has been a style star both on and off the runway for over two decades. This super-busy supermodel is a mom to four children and also does work as an actress, but based on her most recent appearance--walking in the finale of the McQ Alexander McQueen runway show at London Fashion Week-- she shows no signs of slowing down. More»