Carine Roitfeld

Carine Roitfeld, Cecilia Dean and Francisco Costa

Calvin Klein dinner and after party at Apicius Restaurant and Le Montana - PURPLE DIARY

The fashion world portrayed in the incisive and brilliant illustrations of aleXsandro Palombo in a poetic and colorful universe, surreal and provocative in a new book in the series "Chic et Simpliciter" from Hazard Editions. VANITAS, INSHALLAH is an illustrated tale, extravagant and provocative right from the title, which leads into the imaginary and poetic universe of aleXsandro Palombo: colors and memories, places and icons, slogans and insights. A journey into the world of fashion in which real and surreal pursue each other along the lines traced by one of the most original and surprising talents in Italian and international fashion, a succession of illustrations with an unmistakable line that conveys with utter simplicity the thoughts and inner world of the artist, an endless moving archive, a gallery of relics and surreal hypotheses, precognitions and fantasies.

Carine Roitfeld in Alexander Mcqueen JACKET and ELASTICIZED GIVENCHY SPRING/SUMMER 2009 CINCH BELT through the lense of JAK & JIL. AND HOW GENIUS IS JAK & JIL

Who Wears It Better, Kate Hudson or Carine Roitfeld in Balmain Fall-Winter 2008 Dress

Fashion gossips claim Anna Wintour is not happy with Carine Roitfeld. According to WWD, the editor in chief of Vogue was reportedly ruffled by a profile of Carine Roitfeld in New York magazine that carried the title "The Anti-Anna" and had Roitfeld commenting: "It is very difficult not to become a puppet," Roitfeld is quoted as saying. "Like Anna, she becomes so iconic that she becomes like a puppet. I don't want to be like that, I don't want to wear this uniform, I don't want to be just an envelope."

Asked about the article, Wintour replied, "Maybe you should ask Carine," adding, "I have no comment."

Roitfeld said Wintour is "right to be upset" and charged that the writer, Amy Larocca, misinterpreted her remarks.