- Kim Kardashian wasn’t the only celebrity plagued by Vitalii Sediuk’s antics for fashion month. While she was being shot for the Valentino show(placing her intomy highlight Looks of the Day), Ciara found Sediuk a little too close for comfort. The prankster stripped down to a thong and metallic top before embracing the performer who seemingly smiled it off. One of these days he’s going to get more than he bargained for. (The Fashion Spot)
- And for Naomi Campbell’s next trick: a refocusing on her acting career. The modeling legend will take up a recurring role in Lee Daniel’s forthcoming FOX drama series alongside the likes of Terence Howard and Taraji P. Henson. She will play Camilla, who is a woman having an affair with the man in line to take over as the head of a hip-hop record company. Any bets on whether her acting career will outpace Tyra’s? (The Guardian)
- Hedi Slimane would like you to know that he had absolutely nothing to do with the Opium perfume that Yves Saint Laurent Beauty released. The designer took to Twitter and had his PR firm draft up a release to distance himself from the product and the ad campaigns associated with it. He went on to distance himself from Yves Saint Laurent Beauty as a whole. Something in that water ain’t clean guys. (WWD)
- Though I’m not sure of the last time I actually heard about Rihanna’s next musical project, her next moment in the spotlight might be as a Bond Girl for the new Bond 24 film. Out in November 2015, there are really no details so far besides the fact that the star might make an appearance. Could she be on the soundtrack as well? (Style)
- Though things got a little terse before — terse framing the situation in the nicest of ways — American Apparel is reportedly open to allowing founder Dov Charney stay on with the company in some role. In case you don’t remember, Charney was the chairman and CEO of the company and was forcibly removed in June for alleged misuse of corporate funds and dissemination of explicit photos(of an ex-employee). He then subsequently raised his stake in the company for a bit of a tete-a-tete and now the company is considering giving Charney a new role, likely to avoid a full scale court-room, media battle. (Business of Fashion)
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