Fashion Icons VS Lady Gaga

After people and Lady Gaga fans started accusing Christina Aguilera of copying Lady Gaga's style and her video Bad Romance, Christina's fans started getting pretty mad. And so did I.

I was a fan of Lady Gaga at the beginning of her career but now shes really getting on my nerves.

Everyone is praising her for being so innovative while she has a group of stylist who pick her clothes for her...which is OK cause the music industry functions like that.
But if she wants to be named a fashion icon she has to do better than that.

She once stated she always dressed "crazy" even before she got famous which really pissed me off.
We've all seen her video on MTV's Boiling Points and we've seen how normal she dressed so where do all the lies come from?

The only thing shes doing is copying what other people did way back in the 70s and the 80s when people started expressing more who they are with clothes and when little monsters weren't even born.
Just take Grace Jones, David Bowie, Cyndie Lauper, Madonna for an instance.
These people had the personality and the state of mind to go with the image, that's why they were so fierce and unique.

People adore Lady Gaga not because she was the first who started reinventing her image everyday but because she's funny,provocative and entertaining. Time will tell how much more we'll be seeing of her.
And taking the fact that people are getting more and more annoyed by just her name I sense her months are outnumbered.

Check out the video Christina's fans made in order to remember the people of how the world was before Just Dance and the biggest copycat came out:

Vogue Covers May 2010

American Vogue
Sarah Jessica Parker by Mario Testino






Vogue Paris
Penelope Cruz,Maryl Streep,Naomi Watts,Kate Winslet,Gwyneth Paltrow,Julianne Moore,Bono by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin


Vogue Korea
Gisele Bundchen by Nino Muñoz


Vogue Italia
Daria Strokous and Kirsi Pyrhonen by Steven Meisel


Vogue Germany
Victoria Beckham by Alexi Lubomirski


British Vogue
Gwineth Paltrow by Mario Testino


Vogue Spain
Raquel Zimmermann by Alex Cayley


Vogue Nippon
Lily Donaldson by Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin


Vogue Mexico
Gisele Bundchen by Nino Muñoz


Vogue Hellas
Shot by Mara Desypris


Vogue Russia
Anabela Belikova by Tom Munro

Europa Magazine May/June 2010

Photos via fashionising.com

Marc Jacobs Interview 2001

Vogue's Most Memorable Moments of Costume Institute Gala from 2000-2009

Tom Cruise with Katie Holmes, in 1993 Armani, 2008.

Tom Ford, 2000.


Ashton Kutcher; Naomi Campbell, in Dolce & Gabbana; and Sean Combs, 2003.


Adrien Brody with Nicole Kidman, in Tom Ford for Gucci, 2003.


Marc Jacobs with Zoe Cassavetes and Sofia Coppola, both in his designs, 2004.


Linda Evangelista, in Jean Paul Gaultier Haute Couture, and Amber Valletta, in a Maggie Norris Couture corset and John Galliano skirt, 2004.


Elle Macpherson, in Calvin Klein, 2005.


Alexander McQueen with Sarah Jessica Parker, in his design, 2006.


André Leon Talley with Jennifer Hudson, in Michael Kors.


Stefano Gabbana and Domenico Dolce with Scarlett Johansson, in their design, 2008.


Julia Roberts, in Armani Privé, with George Clooney and Giorgio Armani, 2008.


Kate Bosworth, Liv Tyler, Stella McCartney, and Kate Hudson, all in Stella McCartney, 2009


Kate Bosworth, in 1992 Chanel Haute Couture, 2008.


Marc Jacobs and Kate Moss, 2009.

Check out the rest here

Jennifer Lopez's Fashion

Out of all the celebrities the one's fashion taste I admire the most is Jennifer Lopez's. She always looks gorgeous, from the hair and make-up to the shoes to the outfit, she never misses and always looks so polished.
Even when she decides to take risks they are 99% worth it.

Here are some examples from the last couple of weeks while she was out and about in various parts of the world promoting her new movie The Back-Up Plan.

I have to say that she never looked better and even if her famous booty has shrunk she still has those killer legs. Work it girl!

In Paris wearing Paule Ka

In Paris wearing Etro


In Paris wearing Gianfranco Ferre


In Madrid wearing RM by Roland Mouret


In LA wearing Gianfranco Ferre


In London wearing Lanvin


In Las Vegas


In Madrid wearing Bottega Veneta


In New York


In Miami wearing Monique Lhuillier

The Costume Institute's American Woman Exhibition

Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, known just as The Met is one of the worlds largest art galleries and this year Oprah, Anna Wintour and Gap's Patrick Robinson will act as so-chairs of The Costume Institute's annual Benefit Gala which will open tomorrow, May 3rd.

I can't wait to see what the stars are going to wear including Lady Gaga who'll be the special guest of Muccia Prada on that big night!

The Met is introducing a new exhibition called the American Woman and it will feature costumes, beautiful vintage gowns dating far back as 1890 and it will be opened for public on May 5Th and to make it even more fabulous, Sarah Jessica Parker recorded the audio for the exhibition.

Here are some sneak-peek pictures of the costumes women once wore:

Source WWD