Meeting the shapeshifting imposter who sat front row at

22 Sep

The star power was strong each on and off the catwalk at Balenciaga’s second Haute Couture presentation yesterday. Celebrities including Alexa Demie and rapidly blossoming stylista North West attended as guests, while the likes of Kim Kardashian, Nicole Kidman and Naomi Campbell walked the runway. Nevertheless it was Jocelyn Wildenstein AKA ‘Catwoman’ who really stole the show, pulling up head-to-toe in leopard-print with a skintight bodysuit and robe. On closer inspection, nonetheless, it was clear all was not quite because it seemed. Beneath the leopard spots and lumpy filler, it wasn’t the Bride of Wildenstein who had shown as much as benefit from the couture but Alexis Stone AKA Elliot Joseph Rentz, drag queen, make-up artist and web personality. Known for her...

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21 Sep

Cannot determine if my soulmate is in front of

by Beautifaire101

What's The Tea

Cannot determine if my soulmate is in front of the door or behind it???? #vibe #lockedinout #smile #laugh #soulmate #imonarampage #myhumor #thatlaughtho Tiktok by Jessie McDonald ...

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12 Sep

Fendi’s Power Front Row, Area Links With Sergio Ross,

by Beautifaire101

Beauty, Featured

SUPE REUNION: Does it get more major than this? Friday was technically the primary day of Recent York Fashion Week and already, it’s hard to assume a more show-stopping front row than the end up for Fendi’s. Held at Hammerstein Ballroom in midtown Manhattan, the Friday night show — a collaboration between Kim Jones and Marc Jacobs — brought out the designers’ many famous friends. Kim Kardashian is commonly, easily, the most important celebrity name to sit down front row at any show she attends, but her arrival contained in the venue was a blip on the radar in comparison with who got here next: Kate Moss, Christy Turlington Burns, Amber Valetta and Shalom Harlow — the Supers, minus just...

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30 Aug

Black Women In Entrepreneurship: Sound Advice From The Front

by Beautifaire101

Nails, Featured

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