Fashion Scoop: Kevin Hart To Appear with David Beckham in H&M Ad, Rihanna Makes Scarf Into Bikini, Lady Gaga’s Stylist To Become Designer
- On Instagram this weekend, Kevin Hart raised eyebrows when he posted
a few pictures wearing matching clothes with former soccer star David
Beckham. He captioned one “Hanging out with @DavidBeckham…he has to stop copying my style #Twins.”
While he didn’t admit to why the two were hanging out, it’s now been
announced that Hart will star in a video campaign for a new David
Beckham range at H&M. Expect it to be out later this year. (Daily Front Row)
- If you exist, you’ve no doubt heard of the company Burt’s Bees that
hocks natural ingredient-focused personal care products. Yesterday news
broke that the co-founder Burt Shavitz, for whom the label is named,
died. Though Shavitz exited the company in 1999, he’s been continually
paid by them as a “brand ambassador.” (Fashionista)
- When she’s not cutting you into little pieces dressed in Tom Ford and Adam Selman, apparently Rihanna is making bikini tops out of scarves. Yes, she does have a stunner of a Lisa Marie Fernandez swimsuit
but the star has no problems taking a printed scarf and tying it around
her chest to cover the essential bits. YouTube tutorial anyone?. (StyleBlazer)
- American Apparel has been going though tough times. First they were
going through them under founder Dov Charney’s direction, and now, with
him out of sight and mind, they are going through them all on their own.
In a recent press release, the company said that they’ve fallen on hard
times and are putting measures in place to cut costs by $30 million.
There is a problem though: “Even if American Apparel increases
revenue and cuts costs, there can be no guarantee that the Company will
have sufficient financing commitments to meet funding requirements for
the next 12 months without raising additional capital, and there can be
no guarantee that it will be able to raise such additional capital.” That doesn’t sound good. (Fashionista)
- It seems that styling Lady Gaga is the training ground for becoming a
designer. Since her first fashion director and stylist Nicola
Formichetti left her and went to design for Mugler and Diesel, his old
first assistant, Brandon Maxwell, who functions as Gaga’s current
stylist, is planning to launch his own brand. Debuting this September,
the label will likely be eponymous and will focus on eveningwear with
lean black suiting and gowns. Maxwell has largely been responsible for
Gaga’s transition from the outre stylings of meat dresses and looks
fashioned out of beanie babies to elegant and sensible designs by
everyone from Alaia to Maxwell himself (featured above). (WWD)
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